SPAM Can Roach Trap
Aug 19, 2014 13:46:20 GMT 10
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Post by overlord on Aug 19, 2014 13:46:20 GMT 10
Are you fond of eating SPAM? Do you just throw the cans away after getting the meat out?
Here is another way of using the can before throwing them out particularly if you are infested with German @#$%roaches (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_@#$%roach).
My wife and I accidentally discovered this when we left out a can of SPAM that I was going to use as a sprouting container. I got it from the kitchen after two days and noticed that there was a bunch of these roaches that couldn't get out. What I did was, I tested it again and had the same result.
If you will notice that the inside of the can is slippery like Teflon. The roaches couldn't get a grasp on the walls to climb out.
Put a bit of oil at the bottom to attract them and trap them at the bottom of the can.
Here is another way of using the can before throwing them out particularly if you are infested with German @#$%roaches (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_@#$%roach).
My wife and I accidentally discovered this when we left out a can of SPAM that I was going to use as a sprouting container. I got it from the kitchen after two days and noticed that there was a bunch of these roaches that couldn't get out. What I did was, I tested it again and had the same result.
If you will notice that the inside of the can is slippery like Teflon. The roaches couldn't get a grasp on the walls to climb out.
Put a bit of oil at the bottom to attract them and trap them at the bottom of the can.
