Homemade Cockroach & Ant Killer That Actually Works

Spray directly onto:
Roaches or ants when you spot them
Entry points (like baseboards, door frames, and under sinks)
Trails where ants have been walking
Behind the fridge, oven, or anywhere dark and warm
For ants, you’ll want to wipe down their trails and nests.
For roaches, a few spritzes directly on them usually does the trick. You may even see fewer bugs within just a day or two.
Pro Tips
Reapply every couple of days, especially in high-traffic pest zones.
Always shake the bottle before use — salt can settle.
Test a small patch if you’re spraying near wood or fabric just to be safe.
A Natural Alternative Worth Trying
This DIY spray is perfect if you’re looking for something cheap, natural, and non-toxic to help control pests in your home.
It won’t wipe out a full-blown infestation, but it’s great for keeping the occasional invaders in check.