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12 Natural Ways to Get Rid of Cockroaches Permanently

Cockroaches can be an unwanted and persistent problem in many homes. While chemical pesticides are commonly used, there are many natural and safe alternatives to eliminate these pests without exposing yourself or your family to harmful chemicals. Below are 12 effective natural remedies to get rid of cockroaches for good:

1. Bay Leaves

  • How it works: Bay leaves have a strong aroma that cockroaches find repulsive. Placing bay leaves in areas where cockroaches are known to hide (such as under sinks, cabinets, and in the corners of rooms) can help keep them away.
  • How to use: Simply place a few whole bay leaves in kitchen cabinets, along baseboards, and in other roach-prone areas.

2. Boric Acid

  • How it works: Boric acid is a natural pesticide that is toxic to cockroaches. When ingested, it disrupts their digestive systems and eventually kills them.
  • How to use: Sprinkle boric acid in areas where you’ve seen roaches, such as cracks, under appliances, and along baseboards. Be sure to keep it out of reach of pets and children.

3. Diatomaceous Earth (Food Grade)

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