How to Get Rid of Crickets

September 19th, 2008 Posted in Ornamental & Lawn Pests



You are finally resting in bed after a long day. Your window is open so you can hear the crickets chirping in the distance. The sound is so relaxing, until you realize that one of the violinists is not outside at all! It is in your room.

Besides being distracting when you are about to snooze, crickets can cause damage to your food, furs, fabrics, clothing, carpeting, wallpaper, wood and rubber. Also, crickets outside can cause damage to garden flowers, vegetable crops, and your yard that you work so hard on keeping greener than your neighbors’.

Fortunately, there are several methods of how to get rid of crickets. So if you’re really determined to stop the summer symphony that has made its way into your bedroom, you can do it! Just remember to “always let your conscience be your guide!” (Although, Jiminy Cricket probably wouldn’t approve of your plans.)

This article will describe:

  • Cricket prevention

  • How to get rid of crickets

But first, watch this short video of a cricket:




How to Prevent Crickets

Crickets are sneaky little buggers that like hiding and crawling through cracks rather than politely knocking at your front door.

Don’t worry! You can outsmart the pests to avoid a situation like this in your home:

There are several preventative measures you can take to avoid becoming a landlord for crickets:

  • Seal any cracks in windows, screens, foundation and exterior walls.

  • Keep any grasses near your home trimmed short.

  • Rake any grass clippings or leaves several yards from your home.

  • Keep plants about one foot away from the perimeter of your home, if possible.

  • Seal trash receptacles and keep them several yards from your home.

  • Clean debris from your gutters and rain pipes.

  • Keep your home’s damp areas clutter-free to avoid providing hiding places.

  • Turn off your outdoor lights or get dimmer ones, since light attracts crickets.



How to Get Rid of Crickets

There are several methods that you can try using to get rid of crickets depending on your preference: natural, unnatural, and alternative ways.

Natural Ways:

  1. Keep or encourage natural predators (indoors or outdoors):
    • Cats

    • Lizards

    • Birds

    • Non-venomous spiders

  2. Have good hand-eye coordination? Use a fly swatter, vacuum cleaner, or shoe to kill a single cricket.

  3. A homemade cricket trap using a glass jar and molasses can work.

    4. To make and use:

    • Fill halfway a glass jar with molasses.

    • Place near cricket-infested spots.

    Crickets will be attracted to the molasses, will jump in, and then will drown in it. Be sure to clean out the jar regularly.




  4. Safe Cricket Removal

    5. Did you know crickets are closely related to cockroaches? That is why EcoSmart’s Ant & Roach Killer spray works on crickets.

    What is great about the spray is that it is an organic insecticide, so it is safe to use around children and pets both indoors and outdoors. Its natural ingredients, which include peppermint oil, rosemary oil, and wintergreen oil, work together to target and block a key neurotransmitter-receptor site found only in invertebrates, like crickets.

Unnatural Methods:

Chemical bug sprays that work on killing cockroaches and most other bugs work on crickets.

Spray product in places where crickets are infesting; however, be mindful that these chemicals can be dangerous to humans, so use with caution and follow the instructions on the product’s label.

Commercial cricket baits are available that work by drawing in crickets with synthetic attractants. Place baits where there are crickets, but be sure to keep pets and children away from the toxic baits.

Glue traps involve sticky adhesive strips that are best used outdoors around the perimeter of your home. The strips are often baited with attractant to lure crickets and other insects to the strip where they then stick. Place near any crevices that you think crickets might sneak in, like windows and doors. Be sure to replace the traps over time, since the adhesive becomes less sticky over time; they usually last for about 1-2 months.

Alternative Solutions:

If you kill crickets naturally, you can make yourself chocolate-covered crickets!

You will need:

  • 25 adult crickets

  • Several squares of semisweet chocolate

Directions:

  1. Prepare the crickets for consumption by rinsing them off with water after placing them in a colander and covering it with wire screening or a cheese cloth.

  2. Dry them by shaking the colander allowing the water to drain out.

  3. Put clean crickets in a plastic bag and put them in the freezer for about 15 minutes to kill them if you haven’t already.

  4. Take them out and rinse them again as directed before.

  5. You may want to remove the legs, heads, and wing cases before baking them at 250 degrees (or until crunchy).

  6. When you are finished dry roasting the crickets, melt the squares of semisweet chocolate in a microwave.

  7. Dip the crickets in the melted chocolate and lay them out to dry on a piece of wax paper.

  8. Enjoy!

Before you begin getting rid of crickets, keep in mind that they are considered to be good luck in Asia, especially in China…perhaps a few holes in your silk scarf will be worth the luck? Some even believe killing crickets will bring bad luck!

So, you may just want to catch the cricket and keep it as a pet. You don’t need to get a wooden cricket cage, either. All you need to do is put a layer of sand in a fruit jar, add a small bottle cap for water, and cover the jar opening with mosquito netting. Your pet cricket will eat bits of lettuce, dry oatmeal, melon or chicken bone.



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  2. By james farbur on Oct 2, 2008

    yum, i love chocolate covered crickets, that’s such a great idea!

  3. By why do you care on Feb 20, 2009

    eeeeeeeewwwwwwwwwwwwwwww gross :p

  4. By EcoSMART on Mar 3, 2009

    Haha, “why do you care,” I haven’t tried them myself – but I’ll bet they’re better than you think! Thanks for commenting!

  5. By phil on Jun 26, 2009

    looking for an organic way to get rid of crickets. we live in the desert and now that summer is upon us so are the crickets. up to 30 in our kitchen over the course of an evening (and a movie!) what non-toxic approach is effective?

  6. By Andrea on Jul 11, 2009

    I would love to be a product tester, sign me up!

  7. By Judy richey on Jul 11, 2009

    I,too,am looking for an organic way to get rid of crickets. They start coming in the house in approximately July and are so destructive and a real nuisance. I have a cat who eats the grass around the house perimeter so I have to be careful not to harm her. Help me!

  8. By Susan West on Jul 24, 2009

    We tend to have these in our basement and they always scare me because I think they are spiders when I first see them,lol.

  9. By D. Kaufmann on Jul 25, 2009

    I came home tonight to 7 crickets 4 in the sink and 3 out. I have seen a steady increase in crickets now that it’s monsoon season We need something soon they are driving us crazy!
    I’m interested in something natural due to having children and a pet.

  10. By Stefanie Schmidt on Jul 25, 2009

    I get crickets a lot in the summer, so I would love to try your products to get rid of them in a green way.

  11. By Jim Cathcart on Jul 27, 2009

    Sign me up! I hate crickets!

  12. By trish on Jul 29, 2009

    Crickets are overrunning our basement. Am interested in testing something eco friendly.

  13. By James & Lisa Stauffer on Jul 30, 2009

    We have all of a sudden had a huge increase in crickets!!!! They are joining me in bed!!!! I am tired of having my nights interupted by them. Just tonight I saw the littlest baby one. . .I thought it was a flee! Gadzooks! Thanks for your help!

  14. By Kim on Jul 30, 2009

    I absolutely HATE crickets! They are in the walls of my home and all over in my garage. Those that make it into my home find me chasing them with a fly swatter. I would love to try any product that would get rid of these pests naturally!!!

  15. By stephanie on Aug 4, 2009

    My kitchen and laundry room are invested with crickets…. After doing sum research I figured out were I went wrong, my washer broke and leaked all over clothes that were in the laundry room this giving them there moist cluttered habitat… Now it’s not a normal night if I dnt see atleast 30 of them In the kitchen area… Their even making it upstairs…somebody please help me quick!!!!! I can’t handle the pressure

  16. By stephanie on Aug 4, 2009

    LOL…shoulda proof read before I hit send… I meant infested not invested..,

  17. By Dan on Aug 5, 2009

    We just built a home and crickets are everywhere. We have a small dog, so we are looking for a safe effective way to remove these both indoors and out without hurting her or restricting where she can go. We also have a few spiders I wouldnt mind disposing of as well.

  18. By Kathy S on Aug 11, 2009

    We live in the desert heat — back yard is beginning to accumulate it’s annual cricket infestation, which draws black widow spiders! UGH!! Thank heaven they prefer the outdoors vs. coming inside!! Have grandchildren and outdoor cats, so looking for SAFE, effective, non-chemical solutions! Would love to try/test your products!

  19. By Mike Flynn on Aug 13, 2009

    I live in Arizona and have crickets in my walls it seems like. You can hear them churp and my cats kill them as I see legs every morning on my floor. I am wondering if this spray would work if I sprayed in some outlets that go into the drywall.

  20. By Tina on Aug 16, 2009

    I can’t believe we have crickets in the house…they are soooo gross!

  21. By Donna on Aug 20, 2009

    Camel crickets have taken over our basement. I have two small children and don’t want to use toxic chemicals to get rid of the crickets. I’m very interested in trying EcoSmart.

  22. By jeff on Aug 21, 2009

    Ok I’m for the gree way to get em out but can say the keep me awake.I only can hear em out of my good ear but this is 1st year I have seen then. I’m very interested in testing the product that can get rid of em and any eggs too.
    Thanks p.s. we are in Hot southern california area.

  23. By Tony on Aug 25, 2009

    Sign us up. The crickets have decided to live in the walls of JUST our bedroom. Almost forced to sleep in the guest room. They are driving us nuts and we would love to test out your product. Have tried other products to no avail. We want our sleep and bedroom back!!!

  24. By tawnya on Aug 25, 2009

    just the sound of crickets drive me insane.i’ll be up in the middle of the night dumping hot water around the out side windows trying to kill the ones i can hear chirping. I know, somethings wrong with me.

  25. By shayuri on Aug 27, 2009

    please sign me up…..

  26. By Robert B. on Aug 28, 2009

    We start getting the little critters in July and there mostly in the basement. We have 2 bedrooms and a bathroom & laundry room in the basement and they are everywhere. I haven’t seen any upstairs yet. Please sign me up.

  27. By Kerrin on Aug 29, 2009

    We live in a basement level apartment and they are really bad. Would love to be a product tester.

  28. By Chris on Aug 30, 2009

    We are having problems with crickets. They keep me and my cat awake at night.

    I’ve killed or found at least a dozen crickets but wonder if there are more trying to get in or in where I can’t see. (they come in when the summer cools down, it can be 70 or 80 during the day but the nights are 40 to 50 degrees. Our crickets are black field crickets.(rural town, farms in the area).

    Last year I tried the molasses and water—they weren’t even interested. I have found a few places to seal but would like more tips to keep them away.

    Sorry if this posted multiple times–must have hit the send button by mistake.

    I would love to test your product…please contact me. I work 70 miles away from where I live and could not ever spray something like Raid as I would be too worried about her getting sick from it, and I would never get back in time if she “hunted” one of the crickets with pesticide on it.

    Again, I would love any and all tips to safely remove and repel crickets.

  29. By DEBBIE LAUB on Sep 1, 2009

    CRICKETS DRIVING ME NUTS!!!!! CAN’T SLEEP. NEED SOMETHING FAST BEFORE I GO MAD. I DO NOT WANT ANY CHEMICALS DUE TO THE FACT THAT WE HAVE 5 CATS (WHICH ARE USELESS WHEN IT COMES TO CRICKETS) AND A DOG.
    PLEASE HELP, DEBBIE

  30. By Jonni on Sep 3, 2009

    We have crickets in our garage and basement of our new house. The are just too quick and too much like spiders for me to catch. We also have a dog so we needs something eco friendly to get rid of these pests.

  31. By Annette Gertrude Curley on Sep 3, 2009

    I loved the article, especially the humor. I am in a battle myself with these musical nuances. I do regret having to silence them, however, sleep is such an important aspect of life. This year, the glue traps have been working well. Although, there is one persistent bugger that is winning the battle. I shall win the war. I would love to try a natural remedy. p.s. It’s truly amazing how they can throw their “voice.”

  32. By Angelique Hicks on Sep 7, 2009

    We have literally hundreds of crickets in our yard that are growing in size and are now making their home in our garage and basement. I would love to try this product! When would i get it?

  33. By Cedric Ward on Sep 8, 2009

    Crickets are taking over my basement.

  34. By Lynda Guinnee on Sep 9, 2009

    The crickets are driving us crazy and my husband is on dialysis and it is supposed to be FREE of bugs in our home and we would love to try your Eco friendly product

  35. By Stephanie on Sep 10, 2009

    Please help, we get rid of at least 5-6 crickets a day. This is a new home for us and it is hard to enjoy because of these little pest. They annoy me as much outside my window as inside my basement. We are an organic supporter and prefer to toxic chemicals. Please let us be a product tester.

  36. By Natalie Krueger on Sep 10, 2009

    Every summer my garage and attached storage area fills up with crickets. My outside cat is too lazy to chase them and my dog could care less. They are driving me crazy! I would love to test your product espescially since I have a dog and cat outside and cannot use pesticides.

    Thank you!

  37. By Christy on Sep 13, 2009

    Each fall I get crickets in my kitchen. I have two cats and they keep them from getting all over the house, but I hate seeing & cleaning all the pieces each morning. Who knows how many there are that I don’t see.

  38. By Tim on Sep 14, 2009

    Please help me get rid of these camel crickets without poisoning my 8 month old daughter! I caught my father spraying pesticide, and I need to come up with a safe alternative.

  39. By Stevie Butt on Sep 15, 2009

    I just moved into a new place and I have crickets singing to me all the time I kill so many a day! I feel like they are hidding in all the closets and vents they can. I kill spiders too everyday! I know this place sat vacant but this is so CRAZY I really would like to be a tester I have read they can be extreamly distructive and don’t want to live with these pests. I also have a small dog and don’t want to use any insectiside that would harm her so I don’t know what to use and am very interested in testing this product please!

  40. By Nancy Lambert on Sep 16, 2009

    i would like to try it!

  41. By Laura on Sep 16, 2009

    We just renovated an old farm house and finally moved in in June’09. For the last two weeks the cricket situation has really gotten bad. It’s disgusting, we vaccuum them up, at least 50 a day, if not more. At night time it’s not only the crickets, but, also, centipides. I feel sick to my stomach, as well as my kids. I’m ready to head back to the city!!! I would love to try a natural product as we have kids and pets. Please help I’m going crazy real fast!!!

  42. By Smittyrlvs on Sep 16, 2009

    I would love to be a product tester sign me up as soon as possible

  43. By Mrs. Gardner on Sep 18, 2009

    I just built square foot garden in my backyard (4ft x 4ft). it is finally below 100 at night here in Arizona, and started enjoying taking care of my garden at night. Today, I found some small tomatoes and my green bean plants just came out!!! but I saw tons of crickets and they ate my small green been plants which just came out! I am so mad…. I don’t want to use any toxic spray since it is my vegi garden. Help me!

  44. By MikeD on Sep 18, 2009

    perfect timing! September is here, and so are my worst enemies! ;p I’ll happily test, or you can train my cat to actually do something about them!

  45. By natasha on Sep 19, 2009

    Definitely have crickets in my house and they are very annoying…………please help me get rid of them

  46. By wayne hong on Sep 20, 2009

    would love to test out the product. Getting sick of hearing the chirping in my basement.

  47. By John Haines on Sep 22, 2009

    Oh let this product work. Because, I can like a cricket from a distance.. But In my room, or at the window changes everything!! I need sleep

  48. By Marty on Sep 22, 2009

    i live in a small apartment,in the country, in texas. the hard rain in the last few weeks have brought crickets inside, but i have no idea how they are getting in. i dont keep the doors or windows open at all. i see no way for them to enter, yet i have been finding at the least, 5 to 7 a day. both day and night they are in my living/bed room, kitchen, and this morning there was one in my bathroom. please help!

  49. By Jessica on Sep 23, 2009

    Our master bedroom in in our lower level. It sometimes sounds like they are right next to my head. I need something natural because I have two curous small dogs. I would love to give the product a try.

  50. By Kellie Ridenour on Sep 24, 2009

    I have lots of crickets around the outside of my home. They chirp all day and night, it is very bothersome.

  51. By Laurelin on Sep 27, 2009

    I have tried other pesticides,to no avail! These weird looking crickets keep coming into my downstairs rooms.They have very long legs and hop so fast we can hardly catch them.HELP!

  52. By wanda on Sep 29, 2009

    I want to try this, we have crickets coming in the front door every night! We do have a dog who enjoys chasing them but that is hard on the wood floors! They creep me out.

  53. By Marcus on Oct 1, 2009

    I can’t seem to figure out where these crickets are coming into my house, but they’ve shown up in almost every room in the house. Would love to test your product out and rid myself of these pests.

  54. By Patrick on Oct 1, 2009

    Just bought a house and the garage appears to have a significant cricket populations I own a pet and would like to attack this issue with a pet friendly approach.

  55. By Lisa on Oct 3, 2009

    I live in a humid area and these darn crickets are keeping me up at night. The typical field crickets are the culprits, however, a few spider crickets have been spotted in my home as well. Those things are hideous looking! Help!

  56. By Lisa Rowe on Oct 4, 2009

    I have crickets that continue to make their annoying noise all day and all night.I have tried finding them,spraying for them.
    I can not tolerate the sound of them. I get so on the edge from their noise.
    I would gladly be a tester of your product.ANYTHING to get rid of these evil sounding pests.

  57. By Jason on Oct 4, 2009

    I have moved it to a new home and found both crickets and cave or camel crickets in our finished basement. We have 2 young children and a cat and are an organic family to boot and would love to try ecosmart.

  58. By Keely on Oct 6, 2009

    Please let me test. These crickets are eating my laundry and keeping me up all night :(

  59. By Linda Treece on Oct 12, 2009

    We have had a lot of rain, and suddenly a few crickets have appeared in basement area. I want a safe effective way to get rid of them before any real damage is done.

  60. By Kiesha on Oct 22, 2009

    Omg I have a cricket right outside my window and it will not shut up!!!!!!!!! Make it stop

  61. By Kim on Oct 26, 2009

    Crickets are always in my house. The first year I moved in my new home, there were literally hundreds on the ceiling of my basement. One jumped on me. It took everything in me not to pee my pants. When I looked up, I saw my basement ceiling covered in them. It was disgusting! I used to spray things in the basement and not worry too much because they would die and they never seemed to be upstairs. For some reason, that has changed this year. I now have a child on a breathing machine and I can not spray any type of chemical in the house. I use peroxide and vinegar to clean everything but it doesn’t kill the crickets. I would love to try your product. I saw one of these things in his room last night. Please help me get rid of these things!

  62. By Kathryn on Nov 10, 2009

    I’m all for any anti-cricket (and other pest) product that will be safe for my family. I have a cat and a 17-month old daughter; we don’t use heavy chemicals in this house!

    Sign me up! :-)

  63. By Janice Thomson on Nov 12, 2009

    We have a cricket a day in our basement and want to try a safe way to get rid of them. Please let us try your product

  64. By Lukenhil on Nov 14, 2009

    I was just going to bed and saw a large black spot that moved on my bed, I thought it was a huge spider and was relieved that it was a cricket, but only slightly. I couldn’t sleep and researched how to get rid of them. I would love to test out your product! I just wish I had it tonight. We live on a farm in Utah, and I hope this won’t be a “normal” occurence.

  65. By adam on Dec 9, 2009

    i have camel crickets i would like to get rid of them asap they jump all over and are crazy looking

  66. By Mike Pearlman on Jan 4, 2010

    Please let me be a tester the crickets are now entering the house and garage. They are being killed with a shoe everyday. Thanks.

  67. By Danna Mabey on Jan 26, 2010

    My husband and I have moved down to Arizona this past year. We are finding these crazy things in our home and are worried that if we don’t do something quick they will increase in number and volume. Please help us.

  68. By Amanda Jensen on Jan 29, 2010

    We moved to our new home early December 09 with our 10 month old infant. For the last six weeks we’ve encountered approx a dozen crickets.
    Doesn’t sound like a crisis.. but for this new mom who’s always been PETRIFIED by house pests it is 11 crickets too many! Please include us in
    your product research as we are also looking for a SAFE, GREEN approach to dealing with this problem… before our new home is really infested!
    P.s. It is 2:30am… I’m not able to sleep after spotting lastest uninvited guest next to baby’s changing pad! Help!!!

  69. By courtney on Feb 17, 2010

    Omg why would you eat cricket, like is there anyone else out there when they start to hear the crickets chirping go utterly insane!?!??!

  70. By mark on Feb 21, 2010

    Hi i sometimes get crickets outside my window and i have one now and i have been trying to get it in the long grass but they know how to digg so i am screwed

  71. By mark on Feb 21, 2010

    It also sucks when you try to get the cricket it goes quiet and you think you have scared it off and then you hope back into bed and it starts up again. I live in New Zealand and crickets are madness.

  72. By EcoSMART Megan on Feb 22, 2010

    Mark,

    Why don’t you give some of the EcoSMART products listed in the article a try? Then maybe you will sleep cricket free once and for all!

  73. By Janene Larance on Mar 4, 2010

    i don’t actually mind the chiiiirrping but in recent weeks they have been getting closer and a few have made it into the house. They are so loud outside my children’s window i really don’t know how they sleep!!! we also have a pet and would love to terminate naturally of course… sign me up!

  74. By Ali on Mar 15, 2010

    I have an excess amount of crickets in my yard during the summer months. I would love to try something this summer to deter them from my garden. I am also very nervous that they will begin to find a way into my home. Yikes!

  75. By LeeAnn Girolamo on Mar 21, 2010

    I like the natural food killer idea – molasses will slow em down! Thanks! The bitter sweet ending cracked me up! Eat em! You kill em with food so why not make them food! My husband will love that one! Thank you for your insight & the smile.

  76. By Graham Pashley on Mar 27, 2010

    Have just started having problems this summer (live in New Zealand) with crickets coming into the house at night. So far it’s only been a few during the evening, but it’s time to do something. Just looking for any solutions and love the idea of the EcoSMART products.

  77. By EcoSMART Megan on Mar 29, 2010

    Dear Graham Pashley,

    Unfortunately, EcoSMART is not available in New Zealand.

    I recommend doing an internet search for organic pesticides and insecticides in New Zealand. I’m sure you’ll come up with an alternative in your area. Good luck!

  78. By Jenna on Mar 30, 2010

    Why is nothing good like this ever available in New Zealand?!!! These crickets are driving our poor children crazy at night and as any parent knows, we WANT our kids to sleep!!!!!

  79. By Sally on Apr 29, 2010

    I feel better already knowing I’m not alone. Every night I have to use a deep relaxation technique to overcome my frustration of the cricket chirping just to get to sleep. We have been renovating for 2 years and the skirting boards have been off and are still off so they are in the walls, high and low. And in our bed and in the garden and the kitchen and everywhere. I would love to try the product.

  80. By Scott L on May 31, 2010

    We have camel crickets in our basement, and can’t get rid of them. Does EcoSmart have a product that will address this?

  81. By EcoSMART Zach on Jun 1, 2010

    Hey Scott,

    I would try EcoSMART’s new Spider Blaster, which you can find on the website. It should solve your cricket problem.

    Following the tips throughout the article should also help you.

    Thanks for commenting!

  82. By Sarah on Jun 18, 2010

    We just bought our new home, about 2 weeks after being here I went downstairs in our basement to do laundry and there were crickets EVERYWHERE!!! I didnt know until reading this article that they are distructive. We have sprayed around the house but obviously it didnt help.

  83. By Mark on Jun 19, 2010

    Crickets are real bad around here in the Summer. I hope this stuff works like they say.

  84. By Lana on Jun 21, 2010

    We live in Texas and have a horse barn. We have been totally invaded by crickets. There is thousands of these little guys everywhere everynight. I have tried spraying with Seven chemical, while it will take out a few, there are still thousands, climbing up the walls of the stalls and down the aisle of the barn, you just can’t imagine the number of crickets. You can’t even go to the barn at night and unfortunatly we have to leave some lights on in the barn. HELP!!!!

  85. By Chris Lucero on Jun 28, 2010

    I also live in arizona and the extra crickets are also attracting other insects like black widows and scorpions. I would love you protect my 2 yr old son from pests like these. sign me up for a sample.

  86. By Stephanie Ehlenz on Jul 3, 2010

    I have had it with these crickets! I have seen 6 in my kitchen. I am so grossed out by them being there I don’t even feel like eating anything. I have 3 cats and a puppy. I want someting safe to use but that will kill these crickets and rid of them. I am new to living in the country and the area, this is the first time (2 years in a row now!) I have had to deal with this! PLEASE HELP!!! If I could move I would! We have even had a guy come out and spray outside the house, that works for a couple weeks, maybe but I also want something for inside! Thank you!

  87. By Stephanie Ehlenz on Jul 3, 2010

    By the way we also are new to gardening and are trying again this year. Last year the crickets were soooo bad we didn’t get much out of our garden. So far they aren’t bad yet but if you have any ideas what we can use to get rid of them in our garden so they don’t destroy it That would be AWESOME. If they get it this year! I’M DONE Gardening! I was told to spray around the garden before they come but they came sooner then we thought!!!! Thank you!

  88. By Bruce Stolp on Jul 13, 2010

    We’re trying to get rid of these pests in the house. Don’t want to do the chemical thing, so I’d love to try your products.

  89. By rose on Jul 18, 2010

    Would like to try your products. Have heard (1) cricket (I think) under the baseboard in the kitchen. Have heard them in the garage but was not concerned. Now that I know how destructive they are I want them gone. Currently I have a loud radio with hard rock music on in the kitchen cupboard trying to scare the cricket(s)out. Unsure if they will enjoy the music or try to escape.

  90. By rose on Jul 18, 2010

    I would like to try your products.
    We have crickets under the kitchen baseboard.

  91. By Sally on Jul 20, 2010

    In the past two and a half hours, my roommate and I have caught nine crickets in our main living area. We’d love to test your product and hopefully not have to repeat the chase and catch every night!

  92. By Bruce on Jul 23, 2010

    The crickets are getting behind and under my kitchen cabinets. The chirping is driving my wife and I crazy. I would love to test your product. If it works, you’ll have a lifetime customer.

  93. By Nina on Jul 28, 2010

    I have been going thru this problem for 2 years now. I cant sleep at night because of the chirping. Need help ASAP. Going crazy here.

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