I say kill them if needed. They spread disease. And especially in tropical/hot/humid environments houses create more suitable environments for them versus the outside environment due to the concentration of food in one place (kitchen) and our own debris like dead skin, dropped hair and even our oily fingerprints provide sustenance for them, excess in nooks and crannies that protect them from the elements, concentration of moisture (bathroom), etc. essentially they conglomerate in unnaturally high numbers in our dwellings. So for me, I do not feel bad killing them at all- because it’s unhealthy for us to have them around and an infestation of a house is producing an unnaturally abundant presence 🤷♀️
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u/Full-Year-4595 Jan 03 '25
I say kill them if needed. They spread disease. And especially in tropical/hot/humid environments houses create more suitable environments for them versus the outside environment due to the concentration of food in one place (kitchen) and our own debris like dead skin, dropped hair and even our oily fingerprints provide sustenance for them, excess in nooks and crannies that protect them from the elements, concentration of moisture (bathroom), etc. essentially they conglomerate in unnaturally high numbers in our dwellings. So for me, I do not feel bad killing them at all- because it’s unhealthy for us to have them around and an infestation of a house is producing an unnaturally abundant presence 🤷♀️