Here’s the funny part—or maybe just the ironic part: roaches coming through drains often means your plumbing is working too well. Good drainage means water leaves quickly, leaving the pipe walls dry enough for a roach to climb. Slow drains? They’d slip on the slime.
So you’re stuck between a rock and a wet pipe. But honestly, once you seal those entry points and cover the drains, you reclaim your sink. That 2 AM water glass? It’s mine now, not a roach’s swimming pool.
Now, go check your kitchen sink. I’ll wait. (And if you see a roach doing laps, remember: you’re not a bad person. You’re just sharing your home with a very determined bug.)
