How to Get Rid of German Cockroaches. Permanent solution that never fails.

Other videos or professional pest controllers that claim to eliminate German cockroaches are actually only going to control them. This video is for both professionals and do it yourselfers who want to learn how to totally eliminate German cockroaches entirely and in a way that will prevent them from ever coming back. This is a long video because it is not a quick fix, but rather a class on how to get the job done correctly and eliminate the problem once and for all. If you actually want to get rid of your roaches, then you must take the time to learn the proper way to do it and this is the only video that will show you how to get it done, without fail. If you are a professional pest controller, then this class will teach you how to offer a permanent solution for a German cockroach infestations that will require NO return visits. German cockroaches are arguably the most difficult pest to get rid of in the entire world and now there is a way to get it done and anybody can do it. This video may be long and it may be somewhat boring, but it is the ONLY solution to the problem.

The Nibor-D should be mixed 2.5 cups per gallon of water for mopping and 7.5 cups per gallon of water for spraying.

Start of video: 00:00
Phase 1 start: 27:14
Phase 2 start: 47:54

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[questpropertiesllc]

YOUR AWESOME I DID EXACTLY WHAT YOU SAID AND EVICTED THE ROACHES...GONE!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH . MY TENANTS THANK YOU ALSO

[xalpha]

For anyone who may be discouraged by the length of the video, it's totally worth it. I even watched it twice and still found it very informative. Even if you're planning to get an exterminator, it'll help you observe whether they're actually fixing the problem, or just screwing you so they keep coming back for more money.

[LuisGonzalez-oyhc]

I have to thank you. I had an infestation in a rental unit i own and had a pest service come out monthly for a year. The problem kept persisting. After the tennants moved out and seeing more bugs i found your video. I took notes and made an Amazon list of everything you recommended. My wife was panicked so she called a new company to come the same day all of my products arrived. The tech looked at the products and said im going to be honest what you have is better than what my company supplies me with, youre better off doing treatment yourself. I got to work step by step and every day noticed less and less roaches. 2 weeks in we haven't seen a single one, thank GOD! Youre surely Godsend!! It was a bit easier for me to take the plunge and drill holes in walls since i had some patch and paint work to do anyway. Anyone on the fence gotta use these methods. Thanks a million for making this video!

[FvkcYoutubeCensorship]

Man, after adding up all the costs, I'm more depressed than before about my situation. It will sadly take me months to have enough excess cash to do it, but this guy does seem to know what he's talking about. Wish me luck, y'all.

[liemtran]

Timestamp:

* Introduction
1. Prologue 0:00
2. German Cockroaches Information (I) 8:20
3. Why We Need To Ger Rid Perfectly 16:27
4. German Cockroaches Information (II) 22:00
5. Inspection 24:10

* Solution Step
1. Phase 1: Quick Knock Down 27:00
a. Cleaning 27:58
b. Quick Knock Down Dust 29:30
- Prod Suggestion: D-Fence Dust 30:01
- Prod Suggestion: Handheld Duster 30:30
c. Liquid Pesticide 31:28
- Prod Suggestion: Temprid FX 31:39
d. Baiting 33:28
- Prod Suggestion: Maxforce Impact 34:02
e. Insect Growth Regulator 38:17
- Prod Suggestion: Gentrol Point Sor 38:21
f. Insecticide 38:41
- Prod Suggestion: Nibor D 38:47
2. German Cockroaches Information (III) 40:21
3. Phase 2: Complete Eliminate 47:56
a. Boric Acid 50:27
- Prod Suggestion: BorActin 51:39
- Tool Suggestion: Stud Finder 53:43
- Tool Suggestion: Broad Knife 56:34
- Tool Suggestion: Sparkling Com 56:41
- Tool Suggestion: Sponge 59:38
- Tool Suggestion: Interior Primer 1:06:52
- Demonstrating
+ Scanning 54:03
+ Wall Dusting 54:17
+ Wall Filling 56:42
+ Door Dusting 1:03:20
b. Nibor D 1:07:47
- Demonstrating
+ Spraying 1:08:26
c. Baiting 1:18:07
d. Insect Growth Regulator 1:19:36

* Conclusion:
1. Recommendation For Changing Bait 1:19:57
2. Nibor D Safety Information (I) 1:20:45
3. Recommendation For Training 1:22:29
4. Nibor D Safety Information (II) 1:25:03
5. Ending 1:27:21

[zenyahill]

For the ppl that may come to the comments before watching the video, please dont let the length detour you, this is a very detailed and informative video, not only do he tell you what you need, he also explains why you need it and how to apply it, well worth the watch

[JEdwards]

Back in the 60's, we lived in a mobile home and we had a roach problem. They would scatter when you turned the light on. My mother got a bottle of a white milky liquid that had a brush inside. She painted it inside the cabinets and all the drawers, even in the bedrooms, and all along the baseboards. For about a week we would see roaches legs up on the floors and counters. Soon they were gone. For good. Whatever that was is probably no longer available. May also be why I'm now a goofy 64 year old.

[titochavez]

Took 6 months but I am happy to say I am roach free thanks to this man!

[djoyce]

Thanks! Well-deserved. You went above and beyond to help me protect my home and I'm sure you're helping thousands of others! That's a GOOD LIFE, GUY 👍👍

[aucado]

Totally works!

I had an infestation that had been growing for over a year. I regularly sprayed and used traps and baits, but nothing seemed to work until I applied this method. It took time and work, I worked room by room. I saw an immediate decline in visible roaches, but I'd seen that from other methods before. Over the next couple of weeks, I woke up every morning to dead roaches on my floors. At first, a lot of them, but their number declined until they stopped.

After 6 weeks I wasn't seeing any, so I put out glue traps to see. After a week, there was not a single roach in any of my traps. They are completely gone!

If nothing else is working for you, commit to this approach. It works!

[jessicaturney]

Time stamps:
24:16 - what kind of roach / where to look for them
*Check kitchen and bathroom.


27:04 - how to start treating
Phase One: dust (D-Fense Dust), liquid insecticide (Temprid FX), bait (Max Force Impact Gel Bait), insect growth regulator (Gentrol Point Source), clean (mop with NIBOR-D insecticide)

47:57 - Phases Two: Boric Acid (Boractin) and NIBOR-D

Treat kitchen, then bathrooms, then all other rooms.

Good luck yall

[Mike-fddq]

Time is precious, and you gave it freely, thanks for that gift.

[abdul]

This is important too: "Always apply liquids first, dusts second, and baits last."

[elenaceleste]

Putting food in containers helps avoid getting in the food. Garbage needs to be in closed containers. Wipe all counters with Clorox wipes. Wipe sinks dry and avoid leaving water. I also use sticky traps under the stove and refrigerator. Keep the stove clean and lift the stove top clean once a month with Clorox wipes. Thank you for this video. Great information.❤❤❤

[saralynwhite]

Update: my husband and I did this to our apartment when we got married last February… haven’t seen a roach in over 8 months and we live in a 30 unit apartment. We had it bad and after we evicted them from our unit the leasing company had the exterminator over monthly to other units. We have so much product left 😅 would have offered services to the leasing company but we didn’t want them to know we drilled dozens of holes in the walls haha. This is the best advice I found on YouTube.. trust the process!

[donna]

You won’t have any more of them but then you can end up bringing them back into your home in brown paper bags and other ways too. That is why we are blessed to have you tell us how to get rid of them for good even if we unknowingly bring them in from other places. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and your channel with us.

[agriffin]

Treatment
27:06 phase 1
39:55 phase 2

[Yoki]

What a true professional. Thank you Sir for taking the time to share your knowledge and expertise. It is very much appreciated!

[mikeletterst]

This is by far the most helpful source and video I have ever seen. Thank you sir for taking the time to make this video. I truly truly appreciate it

[kimzocco]

You apologized... R U kidding? Don't... it was Brilliant - Helpful- I've used your links to purchase... I hope you get the creds ().
My skin is crawling with the heebie-jeebies... but MAN... the amount of knowledge & tips you've shared that the average FL homeowner doesn't know is colossal!
SUPER generous of you to literally take the time to, not only share your detailed & helpful knowledge, but to actually create video content as well!
I've watched about 5 of your videos on termites (brilliant!) and roaches... a never ending battle no more!
I'm prepared for combat! ~Marine Mom - Miami native, FORMERLY cockroach clueless!! Thnx to you Guy!