Cockroach-killing gel bait

Abstract

The invention discloses a cockroach-killing gelling bait. Cockroaches with characteristics of being quick to bred, tenacious in survival, capable of spreading diseases and polluting environment, and difficult to kill are first-rate injurious insects in home. The cockroach-killing gelling bait is prepared from the following components in parts by weight: 1-3 parts of sulfluramid, 1-3 parts of imidacloprid, 0.1-0.2 part of preservative, 90-100 parts of biscuit powder and 3-5 parts of coffee mate. The cockroach-killing gelling bait is suitable for various high-standard places of airports, homes, hotels, steamers, hospitals, transportation tools, markets, shopping malls and the like, and can directly penetrate into a seam to apply without being touched by children. The cockroach-killing gelling bait has mutual infection effect on cockroaches, and can be especially used for killing German cockroaches. As long as the residual plaster is not removed, the cockroach-killing effects can be kept within two months, so that a killing rate is over 90-95%.

Description

technical field

[0001] The invention relates to a cockroach-killing gel bait, which belongs to the technical field of preparation of cockroach-killing baits. Background technique

[0002] Cockroaches are the number one pest in households. Cockroaches are characterized by fast reproduction, tenacious survival, spreading diseases, and polluting the environment. Cockroaches can be artificially infected with bacteria that cause Asian cholera, pneumonia, diphtheria, melioidosis, anthrax, and tuberculosis. Cockroaches can carry roundworms, hookworms, beef tapeworms, roundworms, whipworms and other worm eggs. They can also serve as intermediate hosts for various nematodes such as Echinococcus moniliformis, Hymenoleta, and Tumor tuber. Cockroaches can also carry a variety of protozoa, such as dysentery amihorses and giardia intestinalis. Experimental studies have confirmed that cockroaches can carry, maintain and excrete viruses, including coxsackie virus, polio virus, etc. Cockr...