Easy Roach Control
                Roach & Pest Control Product Reviews, Tips & Info

Does your kitchen floor seem to come alive at night? Or even worse, do you see roaches out in the open during the day? You may have yourself a roach infestation.

Welcome to the Easy Roach Control website. Roach control or killing cockroaches can be quite a chore, especially when dealing with a large infestation. This website was born out of a desire to share my experience with battling roaches consistently for the last 10 years.

Even though the home tends to be the main trouble spot when dealing with an infestation, roaches can even thrive in your car. This is especially true if you allow food consumption in your vehicle.

There are numerous products available in today's market that aim to make roach control easier wherever the trouble spots may be. Listed on this page and throughout this website are my personal reviews of products as well as tips that I have found to be the most effective in my roach control efforts.

Black FLag Ant & Roach Killing Chalk

Last year I was browsing through Longs Drugs and at the end of one of the aisles was a Dead-Fast kiosk with a video presentation. The person in the video was using a stick of chalk to draw lines in various areas of the home to control roaches and ants. After a few minutes of watching the video, I was sold. I bought 2 sticks. That same evening, I applied the chalk as instructed to key areas in the kitchen. Underneath the sink area, along the cabinet base boards, etc. The following morning, the results were immediate. There were at least a dozen dead roaches scattered across the kitchen floor. The Dead-Fast chalk also worked well with ant control. It has recently been re-branded Black Flag Ant & Roach Killing Chalk.

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Combat Roach Killing Gel

I recently went to Wal-Mart looking to pick up some roach control products and came accross the Combat Roach Killing Gel. In the past I had mostly used the Combat bait stations for roach control. First of all the Combat bait stations smell, sometimes my toddler aged kids would find them and for the most part I could never tell if it was really working. The Combat Roach Killing Gel looked promising. I bought both the Roach and Ant gels. No smell and the syringe style applicator was easy to use. I pushed out a few lines underneath the oven and fridge and along the cabinet base boards. Keep a paper towel handy cause the gel flow takes awhile to stop after dispensing. In the late evening I would usually see roaches darting back and forth from underneath the oven and fridge. After applying the gel, nothing. So far so good.

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