Guessing this is a German roach? Reallyyyy hoping that this isn't a sign of an infestation and rather just a straggler from another unit as per the sticky-this is the second lone bug I've seen in three weeks and my family has lived in this apartment for nearly 30 years roach free. Here to provide advice and identification for German roach infestation and other common pest roaches. Please read the sticky before posting.
Most of your concerns are addressed there. I've eliminated German roach infestations with gel placed in all cupboards, bathroom cupboards, and connecting halls. Your PCO should also be placing dust behind appliances and in any gaps/holes in the bathroom and kitchen, as well as all electrical outlets.
Possible German roaches in bathroom. I live in a rental house that I have lived in for 6 years, for reference. Usually when I've heard of German roaches (I've known people that have dealt with them) have been in apartment complexes, or if someone does live in a house it is extremely messy.
Roaches in the drains, so what's next? They have been identified as German cockroaches. Hi everyone, I moved into a new apartment in July. After a few weeks in, I spotted a live roach.
Contacted property management immediately and pest control treated the unit and used glue traps as well as spraying down. We would like to show you a description here but the site won't allow us. German Roaches-- How long will it take? Hi! I first just want to say that reading through these threads of other's experiences here has given me hope and encouragement in this overwhelming process.
A large number of smaller brown cockroaches in the kitchen and/or bathroom German cockroaches love hanging out in kitchens and bathrooms because these areas tend to provide the moisture and food they need to survive. If you've noticed cockroaches in your bathroom or shower drain, don't panic! Learn how to get rid of them and prevent an infestation in your bathroom.
