The Cockroach

October 1, 2007

I recently had to call a pest control company for an infestation of

roaches. While the man was here he gave me a tip on how to deal with

them on my own. He said to buy a large bag of Splenda (more then

likely this is the only good use of it) and line the corners of the

kitchen cabinets and the inside corners of the drawers and counters

with a fine line of it. The roaches love the stuff but can not digest

it, so they die. One other thing he said was to be sure to clean out

any dead roaches or egg pouches right away so they do not hatch and

give you more.

Hope this helps someone, he did get rid of my problem within two

visits and it did not cost me an arm and a leg, so be sure to shop

around if you need to call a professional.

, " Soaring Hawk "

<aSoaringHawk wrote:

>

> http://www.nomorecockroaches.com/

>

> The Cockroach

> Health experts say inhalation of cockroach feces and body fragments,

> particularly among inner-city children, has resulted in an explosion of

> asthma cases in the past two decades.

>

> If you have cockroaches in your home and have been trying to get rid

of them

> for some time, than you know that these pests are very persistent.

>

> Contemplating calling your local pest control operator? Wait till

you see

> his prices. I treatment for cockroaches in you home can cost up to

$400 or

> more, depending on the type and circumstances. It can become very

> frustrating if you are trying to do it yourself without actually knowing

> how.

>

> I know, you've listened to your friends, purchased products and

you're still

> not having any luck. It's not your fault. You just haven't been shown

> exactly how to get rid of your cockroaches.

>

> If you would like to learn more on getting rid of the cockroaches in

your

> home and what to expect, Get this 50 page special

> report<http://www.nomorecockroaches.com/cockroach.html>plus a free

> insect identification guide.

>

> There are five basic types of cockroaches that enter our homes.

Cockroach

> identification is very important in cockroach control.

>

> The American Cockroach is probably the largest of all five. The American

> cockroach has a yellow band across its head. The smokey brown

cockroach can

> be just a little smaller than the American Cockroach and is a dark

brown or

> Mahoney in color. The Oriental cockroach is about the size of the smokey

> brown cockroach or maybe just a little smaller and is a dark brown

or black.

> These are the three larger cockroaches ranging in size from 1 inch to 1½

> inch in size.

>

> The two smaller cockroaches ranging in size from ½ to 5/8 inch are the

> German cockroach and the brown banded cockroach. The two somewhat look

> alike. The German cockroach is probably the most persistant

cockroach found

> in the United States. You'll find these German cockroaches mostly in the

> kitchen area or around a water source such as bathrooms. They will

infest

> inside your cabinets and other cracks and crevices. Its best to

eliminate

> the German cockroach as soon as possible or you will have a house

full of

> them in no time.

>

> German cockroaches can become an enormous problem if something is

not done

> to control them. Did you know that one German cockroach egg capsule can

> contain 20 to 40 small baby cockroaches when hatched.

>

> The German cockroach is the most persistant cockroach found in the

United

> States. The reason for this, and the reason this cockroach multiplies so

> quickly is that the egg capsule is carried during is complete life

cycle.

> The German cockroach only releases the egg capsule when the babies

are ready

> to emerge, thus increasing the life cycle of the German cockroach. Most

> other cockroaches paste their egg capsule to a surface which makes it

> vulnerable to environmental conditions and other predators thus reducing

> their life expectancy.

>

> German cockroaches normally live inside as opposed to the American

> cockroaches and the other large cockroaches that live outside and come

> inside for food and shelter. The German cockroach is usually brought

into

> your home in a grocery sack or some other way. Lets say you know someone

> that has German cockroaches in their home, or maybe you don't know

that they

> have them. They come to visit you and boom, you have a house full of

> cockroaches. German cockroaches as with other types of cockroaches

can be

> brought in in boxes, purses, clothing, furniture (especially used

furniture)

> or anything else.

>

> What cockroaches eat and their health hazards?

>

> Cockroaches will eat almost anything, from book bindings, paper,

food and

> even human flesh. Did you know that doctors in some inner city areas

report

> that one-half of the foreign objects they remove from children's

ears are

> cockroaches and that Cockroaches have been identified as a common

cause of

> asthma. Health experts say inhalation of cockroach feces and body

fragments,

> particularly among inner-city children, has resulted in an explosion of

> asthma cases in the past two decades. It is believed that the

cockroach may

> be a carrier for a range of bacteria, including salmonella,

staphylococcus

> and streptococcus.

>

> How to get rid of cockroaches

>

> There are sprays, baits and bait stations. Sprays work well for

contact kill

> but they won't get rid of your cockroaches. Cockroaches will sense the

> smells and go back into the wall and cracks and crevices and stay

away from

> these sprays until they are gone. Baits seem to work best. I've been

> treating for german roaches for about 15 years now and all the

sprays do is

> rid your home of these pests for a short period of time. Sure,

you're going

> to kill a few. I've cleaned many homes of German roaches and baits work

> best. You can call a professional but be careful. Not all companies are

> honest.

>

> If you do it yourself than here's what you can do. Go to your local

hardware

> store, home center or even Walgreen's and buy some ®Combat roach

> bait

gel<http://www.walgreens.com/store/product.jsp?CATID=100530 & navAction=jump & navCo\

unt=0 & id=prod3951>.

> It usually comes in a syringe or tube and apply this gel in all

cracks and

> crevices in your home. All kitchen cabinets ( you don't have to

empty your

> cabinets ). Just apply it in tiny dots about the size of a BB and no

larger

> than a pea. Apply it to all corners of your cabinets and anywhere

else you

> see roaches.

>

> Even boric acid works well. If you have a heavy infestation open up

all your

> electrical switch plate covers and apply in the wall through the switch

> plate covers.

>

> Radiating UNCONDITIONAL LOVE & Truth

>

> To ALL who share our circle, our universe, our love, our trust.

>

> May I always be found worthy.

>

> Gratitude & Thankfulness to All of Us

>

> aSoaringHawk

>

> Look at everything as though you were seeing it either for the first

or last

> time. Then your time on earth will be filled with joy & glory.

>

> Thank you for YOU, ALL!

>

October 2, 2007

Has anyone on the group tried aspartame on the roaches. Wonder if that would work.

And, then, the article studies roach parts and roach feces, surely another large factor would be the industrial and exhaust fumes in cities that come into homes. And lack of nutrients that enable one's body to compensate.

On Behalf Of Soaring HawkSunday, September 30, 2007 11:23 AMaSoaringHawk The Cockroach

http://www.nomorecockroaches.com/ The CockroachHealth experts say inhalation of cockroach feces and body fragments, particularly among inner-city children, has resulted in an explosion of asthma cases in the past two decades.

If you have cockroaches in your home and have been trying to get rid of them for some time, than you know that these pests are very persistent. Contemplating calling your local pest control operator? Wait till you see his prices. I treatment for cockroaches in you home can cost up to $400 or more, depending on the type and circumstances. It can become very frustrating if you are trying to do it yourself without actually knowing how. I know, you've listened to your friends, purchased products and you're still not having any luck. It's not your fault. You just haven't been shown exactly how to get rid of your cockroaches.

If you would like to learn more on getting rid of the cockroaches in your home and what to expect, Get this 50 page special report plus a free insect identification guide.

There are five basic types of cockroaches that enter our homes. Cockroach identification is very important in cockroach control.

The American Cockroach is probably the largest of all five. The American cockroach has a yellow band across its head. The smokey brown cockroach can be just a little smaller than the American Cockroach and is a dark brown or Mahoney in color. The Oriental cockroach is about the size of the smokey brown cockroach or maybe just a little smaller and is a dark brown or black. These are the three larger cockroaches ranging in size from 1 inch to 1½ inch in size.

The two smaller cockroaches ranging in size from ½ to 5/8 inch are the German cockroach and the brown banded cockroach. The two somewhat look alike. The German cockroach is probably the most persistant cockroach found in the United States. You'll find these German cockroaches mostly in the kitchen area or around a water source such as bathrooms. They will infest inside your cabinets and other cracks and crevices. Its best to eliminate the German cockroach as soon as possible or you will have a house full of them in no time.

German cockroaches can become an enormous problem if something is not done to control them. Did you know that one German cockroach egg capsule can contain 20 to 40 small baby cockroaches when hatched.

The German cockroach is the most persistant cockroach found in the United States. The reason for this, and the reason this cockroach multiplies so quickly is that the egg capsule is carried during is complete life cycle. The German cockroach only releases the egg capsule when the babies are ready to emerge, thus increasing the life cycle of the German cockroach. Most other cockroaches paste their egg capsule to a surface which makes it vulnerable to environmental conditions and other predators thus reducing their life expectancy.

German cockroaches normally live inside as opposed to the American cockroaches and the other large cockroaches that live outside and come inside for food and shelter. The German cockroach is usually brought into your home in a grocery sack or some other way. Lets say you know someone that has German cockroaches in their home, or maybe you don't know that they have them. They come to visit you and boom, you have a house full of cockroaches. German cockroaches as with other types of cockroaches can be brought in in boxes, purses, clothing, furniture (especially used furniture) or anything else.

What cockroaches eat and their health hazards?

Cockroaches will eat almost anything, from book bindings, paper, food and even human flesh. Did you know that doctors in some inner city areas report that one-half of the foreign objects they remove from children's ears are cockroaches and that Cockroaches have been identified as a common cause of asthma. Health experts say inhalation of cockroach feces and body fragments, particularly among inner-city children, has resulted in an explosion of asthma cases in the past two decades. It is believed that the cockroach may be a carrier for a range of bacteria, including salmonella, staphylococcus and streptococcus.

How to get rid of cockroaches

There are sprays, baits and bait stations. Sprays work well for contact kill but they won't get rid of your cockroaches. Cockroaches will sense the smells and go back into the wall and cracks and crevices and stay away from these sprays until they are gone. Baits seem to work best. I've been treating for german roaches for about 15 years now and all the sprays do is rid your home of these pests for a short period of time. Sure, you're going to kill a few. I've cleaned many homes of German roaches and baits work best. You can call a professional but be careful. Not all companies are honest.

If you do it yourself than here's what you can do. Go to your local hardware store, home center or even Walgreen's and buy some ®Combat roach bait gel. It usually comes in a syringe or tube and apply this gel in all cracks and crevices in your home. All kitchen cabinets ( you don't have to empty your cabinets ). Just apply it in tiny dots about the size of a BB and no larger than a pea. Apply it to all corners of your cabinets and anywhere else you see roaches.

Even boric acid works well. If you have a heavy infestation open up all your electrical switch plate covers and apply in the wall through the switch plate covers.

Radiating UNCONDITIONAL LOVE & Truth

To ALL who share our circle, our universe, our love, our trust.

May I always be found worthy.

Gratitude & Thankfulness to All of Us

aSoaringHawk

Look at everything as though you were seeing it either for the first or last time. Then your time on earth will be filled with joy & glory.

Thank you for YOU, ALL!

October 2, 2007

ED, THE EXPERT WE NEED HERE IS NONE OTHER THAN MR " SHOCK AND AWE " HIMSELF,

DONALD RUMSFELD....THE FORMER CEO OF SEARLE CORP...MAKERS OF

ASPARTAME.......ANT POISON WAS ITS' ORIGINAL PURPOSE UNTIL SOMEONE

ACCIDENTALLY FOUND OUT IT WAS " SWEET " ....YEP NOW IT'S IN OVER 5,000 FOOD

PRODUCTS!! [DON'T YOU JUST LOVE BUSHIES AND NEOCONS FOR BEING SO CREATIVE

AND LOVING] SO YES YOU CAN TRY IT ON COCKROACHES..............MIRACLE

ll WOULD BE MY NEXT SUGGESTION.....VISIT NCPMIRACLE2 FOR INFO CLICK ON

TELLING THE GOOD NEWS AND AMAZING GRACE THIS THE SCIENCE AND

TESTIMONIALS M-ll ....THE ONLY THING M-ll DIDN'T DRILL FOR ME WAS

TICKS....SAFELY GETS ALL THE OTHER BUGS I'VE USED IT ON!!!! M-ll IS THE

FOUNDATIONAL PRODUCT THAT I WILL USE IN ONE OF TWO RESEARCH PROGRAMS AT A

HOSPITAL TO PROVE I CAN KEEP THE MOST DEADLY STAPH INFECTION ON THE PLANET

OUT OF HOSPITALS IN THE FIRST PLACE.....THE MRSA STAPH......HOSPITALS CAN'T

KEEP IT OUT WITH THEIR FDA APPROVED TOXIC CHEMICALS AND THEY DAMN SURE

CAN'T GET IT OUT OF AN INFECTED HUMAN BODY WITH THEIR ANTI-BIOTIC SPECIFIC

TO THE MRSA. CALLED VANKAMYCIN SP? OR JUST 'VANK' ....AND AS I SHARED WITH

YOU EARLIER, I DID JUST THIS WITH AN ALL NATURAL PROTOCOL

I CREATED!!!! I'LL BE POSTING ABOUT THIS LATER TODAY IN RE: SOMEONE

TALKING ABOUT " AIRBORNE STAPH " ON THIS LIST! KRAIG

Kraig Carroll

Environmental Damage Repair

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