How Hit kills Cockroaches ?

Ram and Sham were having dinner , Ram asked Sham "Can I tell you something". Sham said "Don't talk while eating !". After finishing dinner, Sham asked Ram to tell what he was trying to say. Ram told "Your Biryani had a small cockroach in it ".😅

Come Lets find Recipe of Hit which kills Cockroaches...

These inch tall , shiny mahogany colored exoskeleton creatures with a long antennae swaying through the air to find diseases and spread them to kill more than 100,000 humans every year.

Hit has something called "PYRETHROIDS" which are generally extracted from Chrysanthemum flowers in nature and produced synthetically. When this sprayed on the cockroach , these chemicals are absorbed by the skin and attacks the Nervous System..... Causing Paralysis and finally Death.

We don't suffer from this issue because we have quick responses and excretion of unwanted chemicals. But please don't use it as a perfume.

So Whether it is a Cock or a Roach it HIT will try to kill you , don't fall into its trap.

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