The roach is attracted to the natural food attractants in the bait. When it eats the bait, the poison acts slowly, allowing the roach to bring more of the bait back to its nest to feed to its young. The young eat the poisoned roach’s feces. After it dies, the colony consumes its body, eating the poison still inside. Roaches die from dehydration when borates enter their digestive tracts after consuming bait or grooming themselves. So far, insects have shown no ability to develop resistance to borates.
In as little as one week, a whole colony can be completely destroyed and your house protected from infestation for as long as six months! |
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