Keeping cockroaches away from your kitchen can be a challenge, but with the right strategies, you can effectively eliminate or deter them. (Page 2 ) | May 12, 2025

Bay leaves: Placing bay leaves in cabinets, drawers, and pantry areas can help deter cockroaches due to their strong odor.
Cucumber slices: Cockroaches avoid the smell of cucumber. Place fresh slices in areas where they might be entering.
4. Bait and Traps
Cockroach baits: Use cockroach bait stations or gels that attract and poison cockroaches. Place them in high-traffic areas or places where you’ve seen cockroaches.
Sticky traps: These can help you monitor and capture roaches. Place them near common entry points or areas where you see activity.
5. Insecticide Sprays and Powders
Insecticide sprays: There are many cockroach-specific sprays available that can kill cockroaches on contact and provide residual effects. Be sure to follow safety guidelines, especially when using in the kitchen.
Boric acid: Boric acid is a popular powder that can be sprinkled around cracks, crevices, or areas where cockroaches have been seen. When ingested, it kills them.
6. Maintain Proper Ventilation
Ventilate your kitchen: Ensure that your kitchen is properly ventilated, as cockroaches are drawn to damp, dark environments. Use fans or open windows to reduce humidity.
7. Call a Professional Pest Control Service
If you’ve tried the above methods without success, or if you have a serious infestation, calling a professional pest control service may be necessary. They can assess the situation and provide targeted treatment.

8. Prevent Reentry
Seal entry points: Once you’ve gotten rid of the roaches, prevent their re-entry by sealing off possible access points like vents, cracks, and holes around pipes.
Using a combination of these methods and staying vigilant about cleanliness will help ensure that cockroaches stay out of your kitchen for good.

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