Combat Roach Bait

Roaches enter the station to consume the bait and then return to their nesting area. Once they die, other roaches feed on the contaminated remains, spreading the insecticide throughout the colony to eliminate the infestation at its source.

Yes, the stations are designed to be child-resistant, meaning they are difficult for small children to open. However, they should still be placed in areas that are inaccessible to pets and children, such as behind appliances or inside cabinets, to ensure maximum safety.

Place the stations in dark, warm, and moist areas where roaches are most active, such as under sinks, behind toilets, near trash cans, or inside kitchen cabinets. Avoid placing them in areas you have recently treated with a spray, as the spray can repel roaches from the bait.

The bait is designed to remain effective for up to a year. However, if you notice the stations are empty or if you still see significant roach activity after a few months, you may want to replace them sooner to maintain continuous protection.

While these are primarily designed for indoor use, they can be placed in protected outdoor areas like garages or sheds. Keep in mind that moisture and extreme weather can degrade the bait faster than in a climate-controlled indoor environment.