A practical solution for kitchens, bathrooms and other active areas. The 10 g gel allows targeted placement in cracks, while enclosed bait stations can be positioned near walls, pipes and appliances.
Place baits only as directed on the label, out of reach of children and pets, and away from food.
From one active area to several rooms. Every kit combines gel for cracks with enclosed bait stations.
For the first signs of cockroaches in a kitchen, bathroom or one main activity area.
For a standard apartment, a kitchen and bathroom, or several activity areas.
For a larger home, several rooms, or frequent and recurring activity.
Choose the kit by the number of activity areas and the infestation level, not only by floor area. Always use the baits in accordance with their labels.
Compare active zones, kit contents and the type of activity observed.
| Comparison | START | HOME | MAX |
|---|---|---|---|
| Active zones | 1 | Several | Several rooms |
| 10 g gel | 1 × 10 g | 1 × 10 g | 2 × 10 g |
| 1.4 g stations | 2 × 1.4 g | 4 × 1.4 g | 8 × 1.4 g |
| Typical sign | Occasional sightings | Activity in several locations | Frequent, daytime or recurring sightings |
| Best suited for | Kitchen, bathroom or one zone | A standard apartment | A large home or wider problem |
Cockroaches move between harbourages, water and food. Count every activity area: under sinks, behind appliances, around pipes, cabinets and skirting boards.
Cockroaches commonly remain hidden during the day and emerge after dark in search of water and food. A visible insect may be only part of a population concealed in cracks, cabinets, service voids and spaces behind appliances.
Kitchens, bathrooms, areas under sinks, pipework, drains and heat-producing appliances are particularly attractive harbourage areas.
Cockroaches usually forage at night. Frequent daytime sightings may indicate stronger activity, limited shelter or a more established problem.
Eggs are protected in egg cases that may remain in cracks and difficult-to-reach voids. Removing only the visible insects therefore may not resolve the whole problem.
Removing crumbs, water and waste, sealing gaps and positioning baits correctly reduces alternative resources and supports effective control.
Important: droppings, shed skins and cockroach debris can contaminate surfaces and act as allergens. Cleaning and pest control should be carried out together.
Choose a kit that allows bait to be placed in every area where cockroaches hide, travel or feed.
When uncertain, count every separate activity area. Too few bait points may leave some harbourages without control.
Always follow the label of every product. The steps below help organise the process but do not replace the official instructions for use.
Inspect around sinks, pipes, drains, appliances, cabinets and waste areas. Look for droppings, shed skins, egg cases and live insects.
Clean crumbs and spills, seal food and waste, remove standing water and repair leaks where possible.
Vacuum cracks, spaces beneath appliances and skirting-board areas. Do not apply strong cleaning products directly onto placed baits.
Place stations along walls, in corners and close to harbourages or travel routes, only in locations permitted by the label.
Place small gel spots in cracks and concealed locations inaccessible to children and pets. Do not apply to food-contact surfaces.
Inspect bait locations regularly. Reapply depleted, contaminated or dried gel as directed by the label and seal gaps used by cockroaches.
Both formats are intended for cockroach activity areas, but they allow bait to be positioned in different ways.
The 10 g gel can be divided into small points in cracks, around pipes, behind appliances and other difficult-to-reach areas permitted by the label.
For flexible distribution of many small bait pointsEnclosed 1.4 g stations can be positioned along walls, in corners, under sinks and near appliances without direct handling of the gel.
For quick and organised placementCombining both formats helps cover narrow cracks and more open travel routes. Do not spray products directly onto bait or contaminate it with strong odours or cleaning agents.
START is intended for one active area, HOME for a standard apartment and several activity locations, and MAX for multiple rooms, frequent sightings or a recurring problem.
Close to harbourages and travel routes: under sinks, around pipes, in corners, behind appliances, near cabinets and skirting boards. Always select locations permitted by the label.
Do not spray other products directly onto gel or stations, or immediately beside them, because the bait may become contaminated. Any combination of products must follow their labels.
The bait must be found and eaten, so the result is not always immediate. Monitor activity over the following days and follow the timing information on the product label.
One sighting does not define the whole infestation, but frequent daytime activity may indicate stronger activity, limited shelter or a more established problem.
These are biocidal products. Place them only as directed on the label, where children and pets cannot reach them, and away from food and food-contact surfaces.
Yes. Removing crumbs, spills, waste and standing water reduces alternative food and water sources. Do not wash away bait points that have already been placed.
Professional help is appropriate when activity is heavy, the problem involves several apartments or premises, repeatedly returns, or does not decrease despite correct bait placement and hygiene measures.
Choose START for one active area, HOME for a standard apartment and MAX for several rooms or a wider problem.
One active zone · first signs
Most popular · several zones
Several rooms · wider problem
Use biocidal products safely. Always read the product label, instructions for use and product information before use.
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