Ultimate German Roach Bait Kit

Step By Step Instructions

1. Use a flashlight to make your inspection. Look for active roaches and their fecal material. The fecal material resembles grains of pepper.
2. Apply Invict Gold in small spots about 1/4" in diameter (size of a pea). Invict Gold Cockroach Bait can also be applied in thin lines if appropriate. For most infestations, applications should range from 10 to 20 spots per 100 square feet. Use the higher number of spots when infestations are heavy and/or when roaches are living primarily in wall voids or other inaccessible areas. Smaller, more frequent spots are better than occasional large spots.
3. Place Invict Gold in pea dime-size spots in those areas where you suspect roach activity. This procedure works better than placing long thin lines. Included in this kit are plastic bait stations that open up to hold the Invict Roach Bait.
   
   • Place bait in locations where the roaches are running, behind and under ovens, stoves, refrigerator, between the refrigerator and nearby appliance, behind microwaves, toasters, ovens, coffee makers, dishwashers. Place in cabinets and anywhere you see roach droppings. German roaches will be hiding in dark warm areas.
   • For more location tips: Roach Placement Tips
   • For most infestations, applications should range from 10 to 20 spots per 100 square feet.
   • Use the higher number of spots when infestations are heavy and/or when roaches are living primarily in wall voids or other inaccessible areas.
   • Smaller, more frequent spots are better than occasional large spots.
   • We recommend placing the bait in the plastic bait stations. You can also cut wax paper in 4x4 inch sections, make a crease in it, and apply the bait in the crease. Remove these " bait stations" in about a month. DO NOT use repellent insecticides because it will contaminate the bait (non-repellent insecticides like Alpine WSG are fine to use.
4. The recommended dosage for Alpine WSG is 30 grams (3, 10 gram packs) per gallon of water. A gallon of finished solution gallon may be more than needed to treat an average home for German roaches. We advise mixing 15 grams (1.5 packs) per half-gallon of water. Because Alpine WSG is a non-repellent, it can be applied at the same time as the Invict Gold Gel bait.
5. After applying the Invict Gel Bait and spraying the Alpine WSG, place the Gentrol Point Source (white discs) device in areas where roach or stored product pest activity has been observed. Pay particular attention to locations of roach activity. Gentrol Point Source may be used in areas where food is handled or prepared. Do not place the devices in direct contact with food preparation surfaces or within two feet of exposed food. One to two weeks after application, you will begin to see roaches with crinkled wings, showing the initial effects of Gentrol. Gentrol point sources cockroaches from becoming adults, thus breaking the life cycle. Activating Gentrol Point Source is as simple as squeezing the raised end of the plastic till you hear a crack. This releases Gentrol IGR onto a filter paper. Once in place gentrol will move into a 75 foot area and last 90 days. Since the molecules are heaver than air they are carried by currents into the roaches' hiding places. Simply place these small stations in areas where roaches have infested. Because immature roaches are prevented from developing into reproductive adults, this product effectively breaks the roach life cycle. By inhibiting reproduction, Gentrol Point Source, by itself, will control cockroach populations over time.
• Pay particular attention to locations of roach activity.
• Cockroaches will appear with twisted wings; males will be unable to reproduce.
• Pay attention to hiding places such as beneath sinks, behind and beneath stoves, refrigerators, cracks, crevices, around garbage cans, cabinets, along baseboards, doors, window sills, door frames, window frames, pipes, drains, plumbing, etc
6. Allow a few days after application for the roach population to decline and then put out the DIY Insect Monitor Traps. You can separate them into three small traps or use them as one larger trap. Remove the release paper to expose the glue and then fold them into a “tent.” Place them in areas where roaches have been or are likely to be. Use the adhesive strip on the bottom to attach them to walls or under counters. Monitor the traps frequently to help identify areas of heavy roach activity. As the roach population decreases, the traps are an excellent way to discover and pinpoint new roach activity.