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It is a Tuesday night in August. You walk into your kitchen at eleven o'clock to get a glass of water, and you flip the light switch on. The fluorescent overhead bulbs flicker to life, and you see them. Three of them on the counter near the bread box. Two more on the floor by the refrigerator. One climbing up the inside of the cabinet where you keep the cereal. Cockroaches. They scatter the moment the light hits them — flat brown bodies skittering for the darkness, disappearing into cracks behind the stove, vanishing under the dishwasher in less than two seconds.
You drive to the hardware store the next morning. Cans of cockroach spray on the shelf — eight dollars, twelve dollars, eighteen dollars per can. You buy two cans and a pack of roach motels for fifteen dollars more. Forty dollars on the counter just to try to fix what you saw last night. And four weeks later, they are still there. Because the cans of spray kill the ones you see — not the hundred more breeding in the wall cavity behind your refrigerator.
In this video, I walk you through the cheap homemade cockroach bait that do
