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Cockroaches are coming out of the sewers: a handful is enough and you'll never see them again

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Getting rid of cockroaches once they've moved into your home can be difficult. These pests love damp places like drains.

Cockroaches Coming Out of the Drain
In the kitchen or bathroom, these insects reproduce at high speed and can be exterminated from the pipes using several measures.

To eliminate cockroaches from bathroom and kitchen pipes and effectively prevent cockroach infestation, we can use a simple and quick method.

Cockroach Invasion

Drains are a very attractive entry point for cockroaches into your home. Not only do they enter through potentially damaged sewers, but they can also live in them. If pests have taken up residence in your home's drains, we can still remove them from our wastewater and prevent their infestation.

Cockroaches in the Shower Drain
To prevent cockroaches from camping in your pipes, you can limit the food sources they need to survive. Start by taking a flashlight and examining any cracks or holes in the drain pipes. If there are any entry points, they should be sealed with caulk.

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