Can Cockroaches Leave a Car on Their Own?
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As long as there are no food residues in the car, and you maintain cleanliness, ensure proper ventilation, and avoid parking in dirty or cluttered areas, cockroaches will leave on their own. Below are methods to deal with cockroaches: 1. Cockroach bait or gel: Place cockroach bait or gel in corners where cockroaches might appear, such as door gaps, under seats, or in the trunk, to lure and kill them. Be cautious to prevent children from touching or ingesting it. 2. Cockroach spray: Spray cockroach spray (insecticide) in the car's corners, then close the windows and wait for a day to eliminate the cockroaches. Typically, it takes one or two days for the spray to take effect, as insecticides are chemical products and may be harmful to humans. If you spray insecticide the night before, ensure the car is well-ventilated the next day before use to dissipate the odor. After killing the cockroaches, clean up thoroughly.