Guest guest Posted December 17, 2009 Report Share Posted December 17, 2009 here is a great recipie that I got from this list (I think) it works. I relpaced white cheese fot the milk powder enjoy shaul How to Get Rid of Cockroaches the Easiest Way by: Junji Takano 30–40 years ago, I was living in Habikino City in Osaka where people were getting ready for progress. Majority of the people of Habikino City were poor farmers, thus, a lot of cockroaches were everywhere; even drainage pipes under the roads were filled with roaches, rats and other harmful insects. However, can you believe that roaches suddenly disappeared from the city? Citizen groups in the city organized the entire population to join the " Cockroach Eradication Movement " with the help of city government and other big corporations for financial assistance. It was a simple wisdom of an old folk who found a formula that can eradicate roaches in a matter of 3 days to a week. Since then, for more than 20 years we had a clean city and no roaches. Later, the city became rich in industries. They grow vegetables even inside buildings (hydroponics). Because of the progress in producing vegetables, many young people from outside the city came to look for work. Suddenly, the city became a mammoth rich city crowded with the growing population. This population growth turned the city into the highest income town. Now, young Habikino people never remember the old forgotten way on how to eradicate roaches. Here is the simple recipe that you can make in your own kitchen with ingredients costing a few dollars and that can last for a couple of years: 1. Boric acid (powdered form) = 250 grams (8.8 oz.) 2. Onion liquefied (without water) in a blender = 200 grams (7 oz.) 3. Starch = 20 grams (0.7 oz.) 4. Wheat flour (bread and cake purpose) = 20 grams (0.7 oz.) 5. Powdered milk = 25 grams (5 tsp.) 6. Sugar = 30 grams (1 oz.) Place all the above ingredients into a plastic bowl, and then mix them well. Place an old newspaper on the floor, either on your yard or in the garage and pour all the wet ingredients onto it and let it sit the whole night. In the morning, you will find that it has dried up somewhat to the point where you can make a small fingernail-sized balls from it. You can place these balls under the sink, around the drainage pipes, in your garage, storage areas or wherever cockroaches live. In a matter of three days to a week, you won't see cockroaches anymore. So where did they go? They are no longer in your house. They will be dehydrated by boric acid. They will be dried up. Try it. A dollar can keep your home free from roaches. I myself do not have any roaches in my house for so many years. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 17, 2009 Report Share Posted December 17, 2009 oh cool! I'm saving this one. Horse apples are supposed to repell critters from your yard but I cant remember which ones LOL.... planting mums in with your veggies help with aphids and other non beneficials and plain old ashes for leeches sticks to them and kills them. Also bury halve a can of beer in your garden and leeches can get in but I think they get 'tanked' and forgot how to get out LOL. evie we did try moth balls for squirrels and roof rats......nope....at nite you could here them roll the dang things across the attic floor and I swear they were bowling...... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 18, 2009 Report Share Posted December 18, 2009 Shaul: What kind of starch do you use? What comes to mind is potato starch & laundry starch, two different things. This recipe is interesting… Gretta On Behalf Of shaul morgenstern Thursday, December 17, 2009 7:12 AM Cockroach here is a great recipie that I got from this list (I think) it works. I relpaced white cheese fot the milk powder enjoy shaul How to Get Rid of Cockroaches the Easiest Way by: Junji Takano 30–40 years ago, I was living in Habikino City in Osaka where people were getting ready for progress. Majority of the people of Habikino City were poor farmers, thus, a lot of cockroaches were everywhere; even drainage pipes under the roads were filled with roaches, rats and other harmful insects. However, can you believe that roaches suddenly disappeared from the city? Citizen groups in the city organized the entire population to join the " Cockroach Eradication Movement " with the help of city government and other big corporations for financial assistance. It was a simple wisdom of an old folk who found a formula that can eradicate roaches in a matter of 3 days to a week. Since then, for more than 20 years we had a clean city and no roaches. Later, the city became rich in industries. They grow vegetables even inside buildings (hydroponics). Because of the progress in producing vegetables, many young people from outside the city came to look for work. Suddenly, the city became a mammoth rich city crowded with the growing population. This population growth turned the city into the highest income town. Now, young Habikino people never remember the old forgotten way on how to eradicate roaches. Here is the simple recipe that you can make in your own kitchen with ingredients costing a few dollars and that can last for a couple of years: 1. Boric acid (powdered form) = 250 grams (8.8 oz.) 2. Onion liquefied (without water) in a blender = 200 grams (7 oz.) 3. Starch = 20 grams (0.7 oz.) 4. Wheat flour (bread and cake purpose) = 20 grams (0.7 oz.) 5. Powdered milk = 25 grams (5 tsp.) 6. Sugar = 30 grams (1 oz.) Place all the above ingredients into a plastic bowl, and then mix them well. Place an old newspaper on the floor, either on your yard or in the garage and pour all the wet ingredients onto it and let it sit the whole night. In the morning, you will find that it has dried up somewhat to the point where you can make a small fingernail-sized balls from it. You can place these balls under the sink, around the drainage pipes, in your garage, storage areas or wherever cockroaches live. In a matter of three days to a week, you won't see cockroaches anymore. So where did they go? They are no longer in your house. They will be dehydrated by boric acid. They will be dried up. Try it. A dollar can keep your home free from roaches. I myself do not have any roaches in my house for so many years. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 18, 2009 Report Share Posted December 18, 2009 LOL. Bowling Mice. can you get that on film. LMAO!!! May be able to get paid for that one. , Selkie <earthmotheressentials wrote: > > oh cool! I'm saving this one. Horse apples are supposed to repell critters from your yard but I cant remember which ones LOL.... > > planting mums in with your veggies help with aphids and other non beneficials and plain old ashes for leeches sticks to them and kills them. Also bury halve a can of beer in your garden and leeches can get in but I think they get 'tanked' and forgot how to get out LOL. > evie > > we did try moth balls for squirrels and roof rats......nope....at nite you could here them roll the dang things across the attic floor and I swear they were bowling...... > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 21, 2009 Report Share Posted December 21, 2009 hi gretta,I just used potato starch shaul Posted by: " Gretta Anderson " ganderson3211 willowhawk56 Sun Dec 20, 2009 5:05 am (PST) Shaul: What kind of starch do you use? What comes to mind is potato starch & laundry starch, two different things. This recipe is interesting… Gretta [] On Behalf Of shaul morgenstern Thursday, December 17, 2009 7:12 AM [oils_herbs_ etc] Cockroach here is a great recipie that I got from this list (I think) it works. I relpaced white cheese fot the milk powder enjoy shaul How to Get Rid of Cockroaches the Easiest Way by: Junji Takano 30–40 years ago, I was living in Habikino City in Osaka where people were getting ready for progress. Majority of the people of Habikino City were poor farmers, thus, a lot of cockroaches were everywhere; even drainage pipes under the roads were filled with roaches, rats and other harmful insects. However, can you believe that roaches suddenly disappeared from the city? Citizen groups in the city organized the entire population to join the " Cockroach Eradication Movement " with the help of city government and other big corporations for financial assistance. It was a simple wisdom of an old folk who found a formula that can eradicate roaches in a matter of 3 days to a week. Since then, for more than 20 years we had a clean city and no roaches. Later, the city became rich in industries. They grow vegetables even inside buildings (hydroponics) . Because of the progress in producing vegetables, many young people from outside the city came to look for work. Suddenly, the city became a mammoth rich city crowded with the growing population. This population growth turned the city into the highest income town. Now, young Habikino people never remember the old forgotten way on how to eradicate roaches. Here is the simple recipe that you can make in your own kitchen with ingredients costing a few dollars and that can last for a couple of years: 1. Boric acid (powdered form) = 250 grams (8.8 oz.) 2. Onion liquefied (without water) in a blender = 200 grams (7 oz.) 3. Starch = 20 grams (0.7 oz.) 4. Wheat flour (bread and cake purpose) = 20 grams (0.7 oz.) 5. Powdered milk = 25 grams (5 tsp.) 6. Sugar = 30 grams (1 oz.) Place all the above ingredients into a plastic bowl, and then mix them well. Place an old newspaper on the floor, either on your yard or in the garage and pour all the wet ingredients onto it and let it sit the whole night. In the morning, you will find that it has dried up somewhat to the point where you can make a small fingernail-sized balls from it. You can place these balls under the sink, around the drainage pipes, in your garage, storage areas or wherever cockroaches live. In a matter of three days to a week, you won't see cockroaches anymore. So where did they go? They are no longer in your house. They will be dehydrated by boric acid. They will be dried up. Try it. A dollar can keep your home free from roaches. I myself do not have any roaches in my house for so many years. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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