David Grays Roachkill Gold Cockroach Gel Bait 5g

David Grays Roachkill Gold Cockroach Gel Bait 5g – Fipronil Cockroach Killer

David Grays Roachkill Gold is a ready-to-use cockroach gel bait for controlling cockroaches in and around the home. It contains 0.5g/kg fipronil in an attractive gel that draws cockroaches in and kills them, using the same formulation relied on by professional pest controllers.

The 5g syringe applicator lets you place small, precise spots of gel into the cracks, corners and hidden spaces where cockroaches shelter, with no mess and no odour when used correctly.

Cockroach Gel Bait for Kitchens, Houses, Sheds & Garages

Roachkill Gold is registered for use in houses, sheds, garages and other domestic buildings. Apply it in out-of-the-way places where cockroaches hide and travel, such as under and behind appliances, around rubbish bins and under the kitchen sink.

Unlike sprays, gel bait is applied as small, targeted spots rather than over open surfaces. This makes it a practical choice for kitchens, provided it is kept away from food, food preparation areas and utensils.

Long-Lasting Cockroach Killer – Stays Attractive for up to 3 Months

The gel stays moist and attractive to cockroaches for up to 3 months, so each bait spot keeps working long after application.

Check your bait spots regularly and re-apply once the gel has been eaten, for as long as cockroaches are present. If the bait is consumed quickly, add more spots.

Product Details

Specifications

Key Features

• Attracts & Kills Cockroaches: A 2-in-1 gel that draws cockroaches in and kills them.
• Professional-Strength Formula: The same formulation relied upon by professional pest control operators.
• Lasts up to 3 Months: The gel stays moist and attractive to cockroaches for months.
• Precise Syringe Applicator: Places small bait spots exactly where cockroaches hide.
• No Mess, No Odour: Clean, odour-free application when used correctly.
• Ready to Use: No mixing, spraying or setting up bait stations.

How to Use

1. Read the Label: Read the safety directions before use. Avoid contact with eyes and skin.
2. Find Cockroach Hiding Spots: Look for out-of-the-way places where cockroaches occur, such as under or near appliances, around rubbish bins and under the kitchen sink.
3. Remove the Cap: Take the cap off the syringe applicator.
4. Apply Small Bait Spots: Press the plunger to place spots about the size of a small pea (3–6mm across). Use 2–8 spots per m², with more spots for large infestations or large cockroaches.
5. Avoid Food and Washed Surfaces: Do not apply to exposed food, food preparation areas, utensils, people or pets, or surfaces that are regularly washed.
6. Monitor and Re-Apply: Check the bait spots and re-apply once the gel is eaten, for as long as cockroaches remain. Increase the number of spots if bait disappears quickly.
7. Wash Up and Store: Wash your hands after use. Replace the cap and store the syringe in its original packaging in a cool, dry place, out of children's reach and direct sunlight.

FAQs

How does Roachkill Gold cockroach gel bait work?

The gel attracts cockroaches, which eat the bait and are killed by the fipronil it contains. It is a 2-in-1 attract-and-kill formula.

How much cockroach gel should I use?

Apply spots about the size of a small pea (3–6mm across) at 2–8 spots per m². Use the higher number for large infestations or large cockroaches.

How long does Roachkill Gold gel last?

The gel stays moist and attractive to cockroaches for up to 3 months. Re-apply once the bait has been eaten, for as long as cockroaches are still present.

Where is the best place to put cockroach gel bait?

Place it in out-of-the-way spots where cockroaches hide and travel, such as under and behind appliances, around rubbish bins and under the kitchen sink.

Can I use cockroach gel bait in the kitchen?

Yes, in hidden areas such as under appliances and the sink. Do not apply it to exposed food, food preparation areas, food utensils or surfaces that are regularly washed.

What should I do if cockroaches keep coming back?

Monitor your bait spots and re-apply as the gel is eaten, adding more spots if it disappears quickly. If the infestation isn't controlled when used as directed, seek advice from a professional pest manager.