Vendetta Roach Bait Kit

German Roaches

In and around structures, including, but not limited to, residential, multi-family, commercial, industrial, municipal, institutional, research, recreational, health care, educational, daycare, hospitality and agricultural buildings and other man-made structures, garages, transport vehicles, sewers, animal rearing and handling establishments and food handling and food processing establishments

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 Vendetta Roach Bait in small spots about 1/4" in diameter (the size of a pea). Vendetta Roach 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 more spots when infestations are heavy and/or when roaches live primarily in wall voids or other inaccessible areas. Smaller, more frequent spots are better than occasional large spots.
3. Place Vendetta Roach Bait in pea dime-size spots in those areas where you suspect roach activity. This procedure works better than placing long thin lines.
   • Place bait in locations where the roaches are running, behind and under ovens, stoves, refrigerators, between the refrigerator and nearby appliances, behind microwaves, toasters, ovens, coffee makers, and 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 more spots when infestations are heavy and/or when roaches live primarily in wall voids or other inaccessible areas.
   • Smaller, more frequent spots are better than occasional large spots.
4. We recommend placing the bait in small containers like bottle caps. You can also cut wax paper into 4x4 inch sections, make a crease in it, and apply the bait in the crease. Remove these " bait stations" in about a month.
5. DO NOT use repellent insecticides because they will contaminate the bait.Please call us for non-repellent bait recommendations.
6.  Tekko Trio Foam:Use the fold-up extension tube and apply to void areas in places where pests may harbor. It is generally non-staining, but the label states to test a small amount in an inconspicuous location. Apply once a month.
7. Allow a few days for the roach population to decline, and then put out the Insect Trap and Monitors. You can separate them into three small traps or use them as one larger trap. Remove the release paper to expose the glue and 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.