As we review the rest of the 1TAC TC1200 tactical flashlight, we notice the incredible similiarity between the two (in which it seems the TC1200 is identical to the X800 in every area except how many lumens each flashlight effectively emits).
Cockroaches carry bacteria that can be harmful to human health. Their feces contain proteins that can trigger allergic reactions in humans, causing asthma and other adverse symptoms. An infestation can also lead to roach bites, especially to children and pets.
Use store-bought cockroach bait. Cockroach bait is either housed in a childproof-case or applied as a gel and contains a slow-working poison mixed in with an attractive food (for cockroaches). The roaches eat the poison and bring it back to the nest, where it eventually kills all the other roaches.1  Place the bait in an area where you know cockroaches will encounter it, such as along baseboards, under the sink, and in corners.. Use an insecticide spray. Get some insecticide that is labeled for use against cockroaches and contains Cyfluthrin or another insecticide as the active ingredient. Spray wherever cockroaches may be hiding or entering the house, including along walls, in cracks, and in vents.