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Can you use pesticides on fruit to kill roaches?

Tontin

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11 years ago

Can you use pesticides on fruit to kill roaches?

I was wondering if you could kill roaches by laying down blueberries that already have pesticides on them to kill them.

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lendwill

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11 years ago

Probably not. The pesticides on those blueberries aren't going to kill them, unless maybe they ate a WHOLE lot of blueberries, which I doubt they would. Just like us, sure pesticides effect our health over a long period of exposure from eating fruit and veggies everyday, but I doubt a roach is going to even live long enough to be exposed to enough of the pesticides to die from it.

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