How to Get Rid of Cockroaches with Toothpaste | DIY Natural Cockroach Killer

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Cockroaches are undoubtedly one of the most annoying pests to show up in your home, and most people would do anything in their power to get rid of them. If you’ve ever wondered how to get rid of pesky roaches without spending a fortune, you’ve come to the right place.

The bottom line is that you don’t have buy expensive chemicals to get rid of roaches. All you need is a little toothpaste and a few other ingredients you likely already have around the house, and your cockroach problem will be a thing of the past. Toothpaste can kill roaches and naturally remove them without pesticides.
Here is how to make a simple roach killer at home. This is easy and safe to use in your bathroom and kitchen.

Here is the recipe for this all-natural roach repellent. You are going to need the following ingredients:

3 teaspoons of sugar
4 teaspoons of all-purpose flour
2 to 3 teaspoons of toothpaste.
3 teaspoons of water or more

Although boric acid is commonly used as an insecticide to kill household pests like roaches and ants. its found in toothpaste as well. The sugar and flour attracts the cockroaches, whilst the water will bind it all together.

All you do is combine these ingredients, then add more water if necessary to make a dough that is similar to bread dough. Shape the dough into small balls, then place these bait balls anywhere near where roaches typically hide. That’s it.

The bait balls are simple and inexpensive to make, and you can replace them easily any time you need to. The roaches will ingest the toothpaste balls and will die over the next few days to weeks.
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