[dhs12345]

Hawaii is beautiful but this is a part of it that a lot of people are unaware of.

On a whim, my wife and I thought about moving there and then did a little research. Other than it being too expensive, we discovered that there is a roach problem. And supplies are limited and just about everything has to be shipped in including of all things, eggs.

Nothing like good ol’ Colorado or lower 48.

[Cowboy Bob]

I wonder how the bedbugs got to Hawaii? Maybe they caught a ride on Air Force One.

[Retired Chemist]

There probably are very few hotels who don’t have one or two rooms infested with bedbugs which come in on guest belongings and luggage.

[anoldafvet]

When I was stationed there (Hickam), the sidewalks were alive with roaches as soon as the sun went down.

[Don Corleone]

I wonder if they transferred any of their little friends to the cushions on the airplane they flew to return to ‘Murica? Flying has gotten disgusting enough without that added luxury.

[mylife]

What about the damned geckos?
Imagine waking up to this ahole over your bed...

[yarddog]

I live in the Florida panhandle and have never had bedbugs ever. We would have problems with roaches and rats if I didn’t continually fight them. I do manage to generally keep them away tho.

Now spiders are something I simply don’t seem to be able to eliminate. I probably see one on the ceiling about once a week.

[Mr. K]

Cedarcide is a great product for keeping all kinds of pesties down in your home

And it makes your whole house smell like cedar (which I loved but some may not be so fond of)

I bought some for a new house I bought that turned out to have quite a problem... I bought the large fogger too- but it turned out to be a great investment- I also put other oils in and peppermint oil keeps mice away and other oils make the house smell great for months

[bunkerhill7]

I stayed there in 90`s and there weren`t any bugs anywhere coz there were MILLIONS OF FROGS everywhere.