Purdue.edu
A Purdue University study led by Michael Scharf, professor and O.W. Rollins/Orkin Chair in the Department of Entomology, now finds evidence that German cockroaches (Blattella germanica L.) are becoming more difficult to eliminate as they develop cross-resistance to exterminators’ best insecticides. The problem is especially prevalent in urban areas and in low-income or federally subsidized housing where resources to effectively combat the pests aren’t as available.
“This is a previously unrealized challenge in cockroaches,” said Scharf, whose findings were published in the journal Scientific Reports. “Cockroaches developing resistance to multiple classes of insecticides at once will make controlling these pests almost impossible with chemicals alone.” More
Find a parasite that only go after cockroaches, and let ’em have at it.
I thought the article was going to be about Democrats.
But it does seem to be describing them and how hard it is becoming to get rid of them.
Boric acid mixed 10 to 1 with powdered sugar has done the trick in the past.
“Speaking the truth in times of universal deceit is a revolutionary act.” Geo. Orwell
…if we eliminate Democrats, then we can deal with the cockroach breeders they cultivate effectively, just sayin’…
…dnc convention preview…
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Why would insecticides be less available in subsidized housing? Only if the property owner is dirty or Valerie Jarrett. More like the tenants are filthy.
A good varmint rifle is what’s needed. Oops. I thought this was about democrats too.
Once the filthy leftist plague is dealt with, surely there will be fewer roaches to deal with as well.
HARRIS famous roach tablets.
{boric acid with bait}.
Crackerbaby, Florsheim Size 11 Wide does the job for me.
Beachmon, the pesticide doesn’t work if the homeless are huffing it instead of using it as directed (even if they can read directions)
I recommend renting the horror movie “Mimic”. Well executed and written. The roaches of the future, I guess.
Soylent Brown
Well the survived atomic bombs, so pesticides should be a cakewalk.