I dont know what kind of roaches you have...but the ones I know about go ANYWHERE and go into anything where there is food. It could be because the entrance of trash cans are generally high off of the ground and usually not touching any other object that would serve as a bridge. Also the awareness level of roaches is not that high. Roaches certainly go into trash cans. It also could be that roaches are excellent hiders and it may seem as though there not in there but they are actually in there hiding under and behind various items of garbage. Roaches are very sensitive to vibrations and light so by the time you turn on the light and walk to the kithcen they already sensed you coming and hide before you can see them. Roaches are amazing creatures.
No, it is not safe to consume food that has come into contact with roaches. Roaches can carry harmful bacteria and pathogens that can contaminate the food and make you sick. It is important to properly store and handle food to prevent contact with roaches and other pests.
the food of cockroaches is any leftover foods on the floor. Roaches even go after decomposed or dead bugs.
There are no roaches in Antarctica: it's too cold and there is no food chain.
Yes, beacause they eat all the leftovers and trash in your home.If you are not comfortable with them then fine.
push the cat food after you have filled it up. And get it to the trash Can and then jump on it and go inside.
Roaches like food and darkness and hate Raid®
roaches , and or mice Mice and rats. Roaches are bugs, not rodents.
Bears, in general, have been known to go through the trash in search of food to eat.
No, roaches are attracted by sources of food and water and warm, dark places to live.
You can go to the trash and retrieve it. If that doesn't work, I'm sorry.
It will attract bugs such as ants and roaches.
Yes, water alone is not an effective method to eliminate roaches. Roaches can survive without food for weeks and can even live for a short time without water. Using water to try and eliminate roaches is not a recommended method. It is best to use insecticides or other proven methods to effectively get rid of roaches.