HIT Anti-Roach Gel is a cockroach nest killer gel. The cockroach killer gel has special ingredients which attracts cockroaches. On consumption of the gel, cockroaches go back to their nest and die. Other cockroaches that come in contact with dead cockroaches also die… resulting in the elimination of the cockroach nest.

Cockroaches die after a few hours of consumption of the gel. This allows them to return to their nest, and kill other cockroaches that get in contact with them.

Apply HIT Anti-Roach Gel dots at a distance of 5-10 cms. along cupboard door hinges, underside- along the edges of shelves, cracks and crevices, nooks and corners and areas which are frequented by cockroaches. Make sure you do not apply the gel in places from where it can be easily washed off.

Apply HIT Anti-Roach Gel dots at a distance of 20-25 cms. Just 20 dots are sufficient to cover a standard-sized kitchen.

Place mouse traps and baits perpendicular to the wall and in dark corners, such as behind the stove, refrigerator, washer and dryer or where rodent activity is seen. It is wise to set baits and traps simultaneously in various spots in the home to ensure better control of the problem.

Mice are not attracted to old, insect-infested or moldy bait. Inspect often – every few days – and discard wet, dirty or contaminated baits. Check traps every day. Rodents are cunning; if they haven’t been trapped in 4-5 days, move the traps to a new location. Some traps are reusable. Refer to the package for detailed instructions. Once the rodent problem seems to have been eliminated, it is best to continue baiting for at least another fifteen days to avoid re-infestation.

Rodents are nocturnal creatures by nature, which means they rarely surface during the daytime hours unless their environment is disrupted. However, there are some signs you can look for: Mouse droppings, black, typically small (about 1/8 of an inch long). Rat feces tend to be a bit larger. Evidence of recent gnawing, especially on packaged goods, cardboard boxes and areas around pipes, ducts and vents. Your dog or cat pawing excitedly at a kitchen cabinet, the base of your refrigerator or a wall. Scampering or gnawing sounds. Burrows or nests in the ground along the outside of buildings.

Place mouse traps and baits perpendicular to the wall and in dark corners, such as behind the stove, refrigerator, washer and dryer or where rodent activity is seen. It is wise to set baits and traps simultaneously in various spots in the home to ensure better control of the problem.

Mice are not attracted to old, insect-infested or moldy bait. Inspect often – every few days – and discard wet, dirty or contaminated baits. Check traps every day. Rodents are cunning; if they haven’t been trapped in 4-5 days, move the traps to a new location. Some traps are reusable. Refer to the package for detailed instructions. Once the rodent problem seems to have been eliminated, it is best to continue baiting for at least another fifteen days to avoid re-infestation.

consumed, as well as how much bait was consumed. If a situation occurs, please consult your veterinarian or call the toll free number located on the package and you will be directed to a specially trained individual who will assist in your next step