Combat Max Roach Killing Gel for Indoor and Outdoor Use, 1 Syringe, 2.1 Ounce (Pack of 1)

As of right now it's too soon to speak on how this product works. However, I'm pretty sure I used this product years ago at my mom's house. She had a leak underneath her fridge she didn't know about and all that moisture seeping into the wood and under the house attracted a lot of those large flying roaches that are known as "American Roaches." I remember putting this stuff out before and our roach problem going away. Now I'm in an apartment (in another State) and it's monsoon season out here in the desert. Between the humidity and heat these roaches are starting to come out of hiding. I'm pretty sure they're coming in through the air conditioning vent(s). Now, I want to say that it's just because it's that time of year and they're looking for water and food... But, when you live in an apartment, you never know how other people are living... And the way some of these people throw their trash outside on the ground and in the parking area you never know! ...and THEIR pest problems can become YOUR problem. I'm a clean person, and I don't live in a 'cluttered' house... and I have nothing that would attract roaches... And, yet, in the last week I've now seen three of these big bad boys on my walls near a particular air conditioning vent. So, I put some of this stuff up on the grill that covers the vent. Hopefully they will eat and not even come in here (cuz I'm tired of throwing chanklas) 😂. But, as backup, I also got roach baits and roach motels laid out. Still... only seeing three roaches and not a huge infestation (thank God!!)... you know if there's one roach, there's a hundred more SOMEWHERE... But, with that being said, living in an apartment, I'm going heavy duty with the arsenal because it's a large complex vs. a single-dwelling that could have a very large infestation for all I know. So, it's not like I'm treating just MY apartment; rather, ultimately hoping to rid the entire building of them. We get weekly pest control out here and we can even request that they spray around our personal unit... but, that's not going to do much good for the buggers that are living within the walls. Because I think I've used this product before, I'm pretty confident in saying I believe it works. I will try to remember to come back and update this review, but obviously it's going to take several weeks to know if what I'm doing is working. Or to know if they've actually been eating the bait. The only thing is, because I have also laid out those large plastic roach baits... It might be a little difficult to pinpoint whether it was this stuff or the roach baits that took care of the problem. Nonetheless I should at least be able to see if they've been eating it IF I've placed it in the right places.With that being said, you do get quite a bit of the product in this large caulk-like syringe (you could easily treat an entire house on one tube)... For it being big and a bit awkward to hold at some angles... the stuff comes out pretty easy. If it's not coming out easy you probably have a bad tube that's drying up... Because it should be a really soft gel-like substance (like cake icing you spell on top of a cake with).

I've used this a few times with tremendous success on combating Hornets who had invaded homes and my shed...They like to exploit little holes in the siding or small gaps in the exterior... spray killer might address the few that enter or leave, but doesn't kill the nest.So, what I learned to do is to wipe this all over a paper towel (wear gloves, please!) and try to loosely pack the paper towel into the gap that they are exploiting... you can use a long stick to pack the paper towel, if it's elevated... Of course, you want to do this at night and be mindful of what you're doing.Anyway, the hornets will be annoyed by the paper towel and eat it... those who can avoid the paper towel crawl into the gap, now covered with the Combat... both will pick it up and take it back to the nest.If you're successful, the activity will wind down within a day or so. I knocked out a 3' tall nest... a nest where I could hear the buzzing on the inside of my shed from 10' away... using this method. Also be aware that there may be more than 1 entrance/exit and all of them should be addressed.Good Luck!

Este gel Combat Max para matar cucarachas funcionó increíblemente bien en mi casa. Tenía un problema con algunas cucarachas y después de aplicar pequeñas cantidades en las áreas indicadas, empecé a notar que iban desapareciendo en pocos días.El gel es fácil de aplicar, viene con una jeringa que permite colocar el producto justo donde se necesita, sin ensuciar. Además, es seguro para interiores y no tiene olor fuerte, lo cual es un plus.Lo mejor es que no solo mata las cucarachas al contacto, sino que ellas llevan el gel al nido y elimina a toda la colonia. Recomendado si buscas una solución rápida y efectiva para plagas en casa.

It worked very well.