Roach In The Cab!

[the hammer]

opened the door, flew right on in. Now i got to get it out. Who's got the best trap to catch him? I don't want to have him crawl up my leg or fly in my face while driving, we know that won't end well.

 

ha

[gmowner4life]

I had that happen... i just grabbed the bug spray and went around the perimeter of my truck... found it when I went to the car wash... picked it right up with the vaccum.

[BigBlueLB756]

Wow! I thought you meant a doobie!

[sonjaab]

Ahhh................Bugs and crawlin' critters !

 

Life in a sub-tropical climate...........

 

Catch ya one of those gecko lizards that are everywhere

down there and put one in yer truck!

 

Natures pesticide !

[the hammer]

I may just let the truck sit in the sun all day and see if that bakes him. This is one time being a White Truck Club Member doesn't pay.

[Bob D]

A couple sticky traps on the floor overnight (usually being nocturnal feeders), baited with little roach treats.

[jrod332]

try fogging him out with a bug bomb. Throw it in there and close the doors

[lsuguy]

I may just let the truck sit in the sun all day and see if that bakes him. This is one time being a White Truck Club Member doesn't pay.

 

Roaches can survive nuclear explosions. I don't think a hot day in the sun will bother him.

 

try fogging him out with a bug bomb. Throw it in there and close the doors

 

I like this idea! Make sure you cover your truck with a tent like you are fumigating a house

[mxdirtrider56]

Wow! I thought you meant a doobie!

 

Haha glad I'm not the only one!

[tanked_darren]

I may just let the truck sit in the sun all day and see if that bakes him. This is one time being a White Truck Club Member doesn't pay.

 

Roaches can survive nuclear explosions. I don't think a hot day in the sun will bother him.

 

 

+1

[blinke]

FYI, doors and windows aren't their only entry method. Used to find them occasionally crawling out of my floor vents if I left the car parked for a while with the "vent" open to outside air. Sucks to get them out. Glue traps are probably a safe bet. I bait our house with dried molasses and boric acid. Try that combo sprinkled on the trap - 100% kill, everytime.

[Justin Lane]