Getting rid of cockroach eggs

Cockroach eggs can be eliminated in many ways. It can be collected with a vacuum cleaner or burned, or boric acid can be sprayed to eliminate it completely. Natural or even home-made insecticides can also be used, such as a mixture of sugar with baking soda, and it is possible at any time to seek the help of specialists to eliminate insects.

Cockroach eggs

Cockroach eggs are found in a sac called the ovary. Its color ranges from white to dark brown, depending on the species of cockroaches present, and according to the degree of their maturity. The length of the sac reaches one centimeter, and its shape resembles the shape of rose seeds or grains, and it can rarely be found due to its small size. And because of the places where it is difficult to find, it usually chooses narrow places, or cracks.

The female cockroach usually chooses a moist, warm place close to food and water to lay her eggs in, such as the kitchen or bathroom, and can also be found in the sink, on the kitchen countertop, under the sink, bathroom cabinets, water heater tanks, or any room that is usually damp such as basement, or laundry room.

Finding cockroach eggs

The task of finding cockroach eggs is more difficult than the task of killing them. This is because they remain in their place and do not come out at night as adult cockroaches do, and their whereabouts cannot be predicted easily, and the worst of all is that they can only be killed directly and when the entire area of their presence is treated, but there are some types of cockroaches that carry their egg sack throughout their maturation period, and some The other cockroach that carries the bag for a period of up to hours or days before finding a suitable place to hide it, which means that it can be eliminated sometimes during the movement of the egg sac carriers, and if the female cockroaches carrying the egg sac are found, they must be killed immediately and disposed of, and from Egg sack, and sterilization of the area, in order to avoid the risk of its spread, as it is possible for another female cockroach to eat the egg sack and complete its growth process.