roaches in my car
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I've had a spider somehow makes its way into my car and start crawling on the back of my neck even though I never leave my sunroof in the tilt position overnight, etc. I've also had two other really tiny spiders make webs that were just a bit bigger than a quarter on each side of my gauge cluster. So, I'm not surprised that a roach or two made it inside of the op's car and made it into a mobile love shack lol.
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This. What roaches (and most other bugs) really want is water. Get rid of any moisture sources and sop up any puddles that form on your door sills, in your engine bay, windshield cowl, etc. That and a lot of traps, bombs, and bug spray should sort you out.
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A possible source, but gross to think about: do you go food shopping in the G? (A&P, Shoprite, etc.), and put the bags in the trunk/interior for the ride home. Or worse, leave the full bags in the car for several hours/overnight?
(My neighbor found roaches in the bottom of the bag that she got at the grocery store.)
Hope that you can get rid of them.
(My neighbor found roaches in the bottom of the bag that she got at the grocery store.)
Hope that you can get rid of them.
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I dont have any food in the car at all and I dont get groceries with this car either.Unless there is a leak somewhere I dont know about there shouldnt be any moisture in the car either. I set off a bug bomb in the car and one in the trunk Monday. Also left traps around the car. Going to bomb it again Friday and then yank the interior and clean it out hardcore. Shampoo carpets and everything.
Hopefully it was the previous owner who was a slob and once I kill these suckers i'll never see them again. If it happens again i think i'll have to consider selling the car
Hopefully it was the previous owner who was a slob and once I kill these suckers i'll never see them again. If it happens again i think i'll have to consider selling the car
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I've had a spider somehow makes its way into my car and start crawling on the back of my neck even though I never leave my sunroof in the tilt position overnight, etc. I've also had two other really tiny spiders make webs that were just a bit bigger than a quarter on each side of my gauge cluster. So, I'm not surprised that a roach or two made it inside of the op's car and made it into a mobile love shack lol.
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I dont have any food in the car at all and I dont get groceries with this car either.Unless there is a leak somewhere I dont know about there shouldnt be any moisture in the car either. I set off a bug bomb in the car and one in the trunk Monday. Also left traps around the car. Going to bomb it again Friday and then yank the interior and clean it out hardcore. Shampoo carpets and everything.
Hopefully it was the previous owner who was a slob and once I kill these suckers i'll never see them again. If it happens again i think i'll have to consider selling the car
Hopefully it was the previous owner who was a slob and once I kill these suckers i'll never see them again. If it happens again i think i'll have to consider selling the car
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Seal all windows and bomb it. Do it one every week for three weeks. Problem gone. Had the same issues but with Fire Ants in the S14. Car was park for a while and somehow they nested inside the car. If you can remove the seats and leave them inside so they can't hide in between the seats.
Either way, good luck.
Either way, good luck.