I live in the Southern US and the cockroaches here will call you by name and pull up a seat to your table if you don’t have a plan to keep them away. Seriously, these suckers are big, they fly and they can outlive almost anything. Except Combat Gel! Previously, when I used this product I applied to the inside of cabinets and under my sinks, bear/under appliances, etc and set a reminder to reapply every couple of months. After reading a tip on one of the reviews here, I began applying the gel directly to cardboard, and then placing the cardboard where I would normally put the gel. That way worked better, It was an improvement, but it would still stick to other items. Now, I save my paper towel rolls for a couple of weeks and when it is time for application, I squeeze a liberal amount into the paper towel roll, and either place in the back of the cabinet or behind fridge, shelving, etc. This makes the job much easier for me, because cleanup is a breeze. I just toss the old roll and place the new one down.
At this point, I am just using for maintenance, but if you are using this to get an infestation under control, I suggest using in conjunction with a fogger or roach motel. I use this inside and outside and as long as I keep it up as directed, I see no roaches indoors. I’ve noticed I need to use the gel more often outside/ probably due humidity. I feel satisfied with my purchase and feel like it a cost effective way to keep the roaches away.
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From the manufacturer
How Combat Gel Baits Work
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Place many spots or dabs of gel near areas of roach traffic and suspected nesting areas. Gel can be placed in cracks, crevices, and corners where roaches hide. |
Gel attracts roaches in search of food and water to the bait. |
Roaches ingest the bait and return to die in their nest. |
Insecticide Guide
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Sprays are contact killersSprays only kill the pests you see. Roaches not sprayed continue to thrive inside the nest. |
Gels kill at the sourceRoaches eat the bait and return to the nest and die. Other roaches eat them and die, creating a chain reaction. |
Baits kill at the sourceRoaches enter station and eat the bait. They take the bait back to the nest, share the bait, killing other roaches and destroying the nest. |
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| Quick Kill Foam | Roach Baits | Max Roach Gel | Ant Baits | Max Ant Gel | Ant Killing Bait | |
| Kills By Contact | ✓ | - | - | - | - | - |
| Kills The Nest | - | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Good For Cracks And Crevices | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | - | ✓ | - |
| Kill Duration | 10 Months* *Kills German cockroaches on non-porous surfaces for 10 months | 3-12 Months** **Depends on variant | 3 Months | 3 Months | 1 Month | 1-3 Months** **Depends on varian |
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| Customer Rating | (15631) | (163) | (20325) | (2377) | (2234) |
| Price | $7.93 | $18.99 | $5.27 | $34.99 | $8.24 |
| Sold By | Amazon.com | PharmacBeauty | Amazon.com | Wondercide | Amazon.com |
| Are batteries included? | No | No | No | No | No |
| Are batteries required? | No | No | No | No | No |
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Kills Roaches* with instructions for easier application
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2020
I live in the Southern US and the cockroaches here will call you by name and pull up a seat to your table if you don’t have a plan to keep them away. Seriously, these suckers are big, they fly and they can outlive almost anything. Except Combat Gel! Previously, when I used this product I applied to the inside of cabinets and under my sinks, bear/under appliances, etc and set a reminder to reapply every couple of months. After reading a tip on one of the reviews here, I began applying the gel directly to cardboard, and then placing the cardboard where I would normally put the gel. That way worked better, It was an improvement, but it would still stick to other items. Now, I save my paper towel rolls for a couple of weeks and when it is time for application, I squeeze a liberal amount into the paper towel roll, and either place in the back of the cabinet or behind fridge, shelving, etc. This makes the job much easier for me, because cleanup is a breeze. I just toss the old roll and place the new one down.At this point, I am just using for maintenance, but if you are using this to get an infestation under control, I suggest using in conjunction with a fogger or roach motel. I use this inside and outside and as long as I keep it up as directed, I see no roaches indoors. I’ve noticed I need to use the gel more often outside/ probably due humidity. I feel satisfied with my purchase and feel like it a cost effective way to keep the roaches away.
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2020
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Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2020
At this point, I am just using for maintenance, but if you are using this to get an infestation under control, I suggest using in conjunction with a fogger or roach motel. I use this inside and outside and as long as I keep it up as directed, I see no roaches indoors. I’ve noticed I need to use the gel more often outside/ probably due humidity. I feel satisfied with my purchase and feel like it a cost effective way to keep the roaches away.
Kills Roaches* with instructions for easier application
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2020
I live in the Southern US and the cockroaches here will call you by name and pull up a seat to your table if you don’t have a plan to keep them away. Seriously, these suckers are big, they fly and they can outlive almost anything. Except Combat Gel! Previously, when I used this product I applied to the inside of cabinets and under my sinks, bear/under appliances, etc and set a reminder to reapply every couple of months. After reading a tip on one of the reviews here, I began applying the gel directly to cardboard, and then placing the cardboard where I would normally put the gel. That way worked better, It was an improvement, but it would still stick to other items. Now, I save my paper towel rolls for a couple of weeks and when it is time for application, I squeeze a liberal amount into the paper towel roll, and either place in the back of the cabinet or behind fridge, shelving, etc. This makes the job much easier for me, because cleanup is a breeze. I just toss the old roll and place the new one down.Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2020
At this point, I am just using for maintenance, but if you are using this to get an infestation under control, I suggest using in conjunction with a fogger or roach motel. I use this inside and outside and as long as I keep it up as directed, I see no roaches indoors. I’ve noticed I need to use the gel more often outside/ probably due humidity. I feel satisfied with my purchase and feel like it a cost effective way to keep the roaches away.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2021
3 years in my apt and not a single roach....until recently. The infestation in my apt was so bad and disgusting, I couldn't cook without the damned things dropping from the cabinets right into food on countertops or into hot pots of food. They were making their way into my couch and dropping from the ceiling. I stopped cooking and opening new packages of food for a straight week and had enough.
I previously tried roach motels, but they weren't doing anything....felt more like they were multiplying.
I could no longer wait for my complex pest control so I bought two of these combat gel tubes.. the reviews seemed fair. Amongst other brands and delivery of pest control, this one seemed the most manageable and safe for myself and kids.
I used in my cabinets, under my cabinets and on countertops. I placed the gel on papertowels to place on my cutting board also.
Within a day I could see the difference. They pecked away at the gel under the cabinets until you couldn't tell anything was there. And I placed ALOT. Day 2 was even better and by day 3 I felt like I could cook again without the previously stated (and super gross) experiences. The pic of the paper towel is of day 4 and you can see minimal, but still pronounced pecking...but still there. I'll be using this tube for the rest of the week. And I have the second for maintenance.
For reference, compared to an unused tube, I've used less than half the tube by day 4.
If you're undecided....just do it.
I previously tried roach motels, but they weren't doing anything....felt more like they were multiplying.
I could no longer wait for my complex pest control so I bought two of these combat gel tubes.. the reviews seemed fair. Amongst other brands and delivery of pest control, this one seemed the most manageable and safe for myself and kids.
I used in my cabinets, under my cabinets and on countertops. I placed the gel on papertowels to place on my cutting board also.
Within a day I could see the difference. They pecked away at the gel under the cabinets until you couldn't tell anything was there. And I placed ALOT. Day 2 was even better and by day 3 I felt like I could cook again without the previously stated (and super gross) experiences. The pic of the paper towel is of day 4 and you can see minimal, but still pronounced pecking...but still there. I'll be using this tube for the rest of the week. And I have the second for maintenance.
For reference, compared to an unused tube, I've used less than half the tube by day 4.
If you're undecided....just do it.
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