With Ireland’s temperatures set to plummet this week, the six-legged critters are likely to move indoors seeking warmth, access to water and food.
Richard Faulkner from Rentokil explained: “Cockroaches leave traces of their saliva, faeces, and body parts in the space they occupy. These traces contain certain proteins which act as allergens and can cause blocked sinuses, ear and sinus infections, irritation around the nose and eyes, and a persistent cough.
The pests can be difficult to detect, so home and business owners may be experiencing an infestation and be completely unaware of it. Rentokil is advising the public to take the following steps in order to help prevent or eliminate the presence of cockroaches in their home or business:
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