Posted Sep 24, 1999 by Smiley Ben
A stiletto would definitely do it. Do you realise how much pressure you can apply with a stilletto? You could definitely manage 29N at the point!
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Posted Sep 24, 1999 by Cathy
12 N is a force, not a pressure... but then you knew that, right? 
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Posted Sep 24, 1999 by Lonnytunes - Winter Is Here
And of course this has the effect of spreading the eggs and you end up with a mini colony of cockroaches
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Posted Sep 24, 1999 by Smiley Ben
Yup. But I somehow suspect roach shells react to pressure, not plain force.... 
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Posted Oct 3, 1999 by tomcat
I'm afraid a stiletto does NOT do the job. Not for the sturdy little beggars in my hotel room, in any case. If they are on the floor, and you are WEARING the stiletto - they become slightly dented, but miraculously survive. My advice - beat them repeatedly with the heaviest metal implement you can find. For me, a wrench did nicely (but left a bit of a dent in the floor).
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