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The city never sleeps, and unfortunately, neither do its pests. Amid the clatter of subway trains and the gleam of high-rise towers, one tiny invader continues to thrive—cockroaches. These six-legged survivors have been a problem in urban spaces for centuries. In Manhattan’s tightly packed neighborhoods, where warm buildings and endless food sources offer ideal breeding grounds, roaches flourish with ease.  From brown-banded to German varieties, they sneak through pipes, cracks, and vents. Their presence isn't just unsettling—it’s a potential health hazard. Understanding how to control their spread is vital for homes and businesses alike. Understanding the Enemy Cockroaches are incredibly resilient creatures. They hide in dark corners, multiply rapidly, and adapt to changing environments. Once they establish a presence, it's hard to reverse. Many people underestimate how fast a small infestation can become a major one. Their nocturnal habits make detection difficult. But when y...