Marcoz Gel Ultimate Cockroach Killer (Set of 20G ) "Guaranteed Effect" Powerful - Pink
Marcoz Gel Ultimate Cockroach Killer (Set of 20G ) "Guaranteed Effect" Powerful - Pink
| Brand | Marcoz |
| Item Form | Gel |
| Scent | Unscented |
| Item Volume | 20 Millilitres |
| Material Feature | Squeezed bottle for easy apply |
About this item
- Stop cockroaches tasking get rid for long lasting<br>
- Cockroaches eat the gel and die within few hours, after going back to the nest other cockroaches in the nest, die as they get infected too<br>
- Apply 5-10 dots of gel in dry areas and corners of the kitchen<br>
- Use regularly for total control<br>
- Scent Name: Unscented
Important information
Ingredients:
Attractant and technical
Directions:
Apply 5 to 10 dots of gel in dry areas and corners of the kitchen
Product Description
How it works:
Roaches enter the home in search of water and are most often found near
water sources (i.e.: kitchen and bathroom). This is because a roach can live for up to a month without food, but can only survive seven days without water. This bait is extremely attractive to roaches because it combines an attractive food source with the water source they need, delivering a lethal dose quickly.
Insecticide Guide
Place the Marcoz Gel
Gel Are eaten and taken by the Roaches
Sprays only kill the pests you see. Roaches not sprayed continue to thrive inside the nest.
Cocroach Eats the bait and carry bait
Roaches eat the gel and return to the nest and die. Other roaches eat the gel and die, creating a chain reaction.
Kill the nest by contact
Roaches eat the bait. They take the bait back to the nest, share the bait, killing other roaches and destroying the nest.
Where They Found most
Kitchens Hiding Places
They prefer to live and feed in the dark, so a cockroach seen during the day is a possible sign of infestation. Cockroaches tend to prefer dark, moist places to hide and breed and can be found behind refrigerators, sinks and stoves, as well as under floor drains and inside of motors and major appliances.
Bathroom Hiding Places
Cockroaches travel indoors because they are seeking food, water or shelter, or some combination of the three. Thus, any room in the house that has more water appliances such as the kitchen, a basement with plumbing or the bathroom may be more prone to attract roaches than are other rooms in the house. Additionally, roaches are also likely to fall into bathtubs, showers and sinks and to not be able to escape. This means that we may see more roaches in the bathroom than we see in other rooms, but that does not necessarily that there are more roaches in the bathroom than in other areas.
