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I recently moved into what I thought was a nice apartment only to discover that they have a roach problem. Management will have the apartment sprayed at my request as many times as needed. However, I'd like to know if is there anything else I can do to stop these pests from coming around. I'm very clean and don't leave food out, but every once in a while I'll see one and it's disgusting
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>>18705834
If spraying doesn't work, insist that management spray other parts of the building as well. It just takes one dirty apartment.......
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>>18705834
plugging some dodgy holes did wonders for me
Eventually, the only weak spots should be the siphons.
- coming from a guy that moved in a roach infested city
literally see these fucks everywhere at night
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>>18706870
What did you use to plug the holes?
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>>18705834
I once moved into apartments with roaches. After two weeks, I told the management I was moving the fuck out and not paying shit. They simply agreed to let me go, except that I lost my security deposit. Moved to a different place that wasn't a shit hole. I suggest you do the same. Be aggressive with management, they're trained to take advantage of you, so you have to really plop your dick down on the table about it.
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