 
 <prompt> ```Write one or more pesticide dusts. Put pesticide dusts for places where roaches dey hide. Make sure say you keep pesticide dusts far from pets and pikin.``` <response>: Three basic types dey available: silica (as you fit see for products like Delta Dust or Safer Ant & Crawling Insect Killer), diatomaceous earth (Roach and Ant Killer D-E Dust), and boric acid (Borid, Pic Boric, or Roach Prufe). Silica and diatomaceous earth dey work by damaging and desiccating the cockroach’s exoskeleton, while boric acid dey highly toxic to roaches when dem chop am. Borax (sodium borate) dey often use as homemade roach pesticide. Borax get the same element (boron) as boric acid, but e fit be less effective as pesticide. Dis dusts suppose dey use small small. Roaches go notice and avoid big piles of dust. Use small pesticide powder duster to puff small small film into cracks, void spaces around cabinets, and underneath appliances. Re-apply your dusts every 3-4 months, or as recommended by the manufacturer. Although these pesticides dey relatively safe, dem fit still harm person. Make you dey careful especially when you dey use dusts wey contain boric acid. No use these dusts for surfaces where food dey prepared or consumed. 