Practice smart sanitation in the kitchen. Keep food in sealed containers. Clean up all spills and crumbs as they occur.

While standard pesticides and baits can work well for killing roaches, they aren't your safest next step if you're looking at signs of a cockroach infestation. Standard roach killers contain harmful ...

It may be effective in killing roaches ... To ensure you’ve gotten every last roach in your home, continue to sprinkle the mixture around your home for a few days until you don’t see any ...

Needless to say, you don't want them in your home. Here's how to get rid of roaches and keep them away. Eric Benson, PhD, is professor emeritus and extension entomologist at Clemson University.

But if you continue to see roaches in your home, you might need to invest in chemical methods such as syringe-applied gel baits, insect growth regulators, or roach-killing sprays.

One roach is bad enough, but if you see a roach in your home, there's a good chance that you could have an infestation on your hands. Roaches carry a host of diseases and are famously hard to get ...

If you are like most people, you will become determined to kill all of the roaches when you see them in your house. Despite such hatred towards them, how do cockroaches manage to thrive all around ...

Nothing threatens home peace of mind quite like little pests -- but your smart home devices may be able to provide answers, including where roaches or mice are coming from. In addition to ...

Talking with a dear friend at church earlier this week, the subject of roaches (cockroaches) trying to get into our homes as the winter approaches became our topic of discussion. Perhaps few pests ...

If you only have a few roaches, you’ll likely have to pay for a simple, one-time treatment. You’ll need a more extensive treatment plan with multiple visits if cockroaches cover your home.