LOL! That is funny. But, yes, peppermint essential oil or peppermint tea or peppermint spray products from your nearest big box store or Amazon all really do get rid of spiders, ants, mice, flies, moths, and raccoons. Not sure it works for bears but spritzing ammonia in the trash can does keep bears away from the trash.
The peppermint spray scent doesn't last long....so they just go somewhere else.....there should be something to get rid of them..... a person can vac. every day.....
I found one run across my living room while I was working remotely from home. I would have never known I had one in the house if I had continued working at the office also they had been doing some work downstairs for me in a studio apartment and I have a funny feeling all the noise and all the racket chased them upstairs and that the rat problem started down there and probably would have remained downstairs if all that work has been done and so they scattered looking for a new home and I was the victim did it work for you really because I'm testing it out now and you're saying to make it a little bit stronger will it bother my cat in house
Been using peppermint oil for a looooong time. But I just put a few drops on a cotton ball and leave it in the kitchen cabinets, under the sink, etc. Refresh with another 2 drops every 3 months.
Brew peppermint tea and put bags in corners of affected room or areas where mice or spiders might be ... mix peppermint oil, cinnamon oil and lemon oil, with water in spray bottle and spray around baseboards and windows ... maybe up in corners once a week where they are problematic... I would use this in my store room and around exterior spots on my patio where spiders like to be... they really like the window recesses ... and around the porch light
I started using the products that use peppermint essential oil a few years ago. I mostly spray it outside around the entrances and vents and it really did get rid of moths, flies, ants, spiders, mice, and raccoons. And I only sprayed once a week maybe for a month at the most and then all of it was gone.
I use peppermint/spearmint in diffusers in the rooms that have a problem. Lavender also works at keeping spiders at bay. a few drops in a spray bottle with water and spray the corners of the room.
Cinnamon sticks in the windows, peppermint oil and diluted white vinegar to clean. Stash little nylon socks with baking soda and peppermint/citronella drops in things like cupboards, dark places the spiders stay.
Use clear cleaning ammonia.....lace the floor areas where the rodents tend to come around. Some people cannot take the smell but it definitely keeps mice away. Unfortunately, my sense of smell was compromised because I used ammonia on the floors for years when I used to live in the New York City housing projects.
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I’ve gotten peppermint oil before, and I love how it made the house smell. I’ll definitely get it again. Dual function. Getting rid of pests and making the house smell awesome!
A rat came home from work and posted up of our garage. Triedto be nice, it was like 115 during the days so I poured eucalyptus and mint oils down the walls, he stayed but the garage smelled like heaven😊
I was able to get rid of 2 house mice using a bottle of cheap mint alcohol mouthwash. I clean all surfaces and floors using mouthwash, and I also leave cotton balls in every room corner, and it really works. It doesn't dry out fast, and even when it's dry mice won't get anywhere near
@@tinashannon224 And if you run out of mouthwash, you can use any mint toothpaste + water. They just hate mint because it's too powerful for their small lungs, and your home will smell great too
Peppermint essential oil drops on cotton balls placed in my crawl space did make a skunk find another place to live. It worked immediately. And my whole house smelled like chewing gum for weeks.
I would imagine, as far as the smell goes, like every solution to life's problems you must choose the lesser of the two evils...I'd prefer a clean mint smell to my home to cleaning up mice crap. Guess there's a reason they make chewing gum smell "minty fresh"!
@@debjudisch5548 you reminded me - mint gum!! if u put a piece ( i leave it in foil loosely closed) will keep the weevils? out your flour. An exes grandmother told me about it and it has worked for me!
That is true with the peppermint but peppermint also attracts Flys so you can have peppermint plants outside yes there will be lots of Flys but they won't be in the house neither will mice
So: brewed teabag in every corner... including peppermint teabag ... and if you don't have a teabag, fill a spray bottle with peppermint oil --- 14 drops --- & water, about half in half (?), and spray along the baseboards, (what we call skirting boards, in Ireland & Britain). Would that be right?
I planted peppermint all around my foundation of my house, no mice after it grew profusely and comes back every year. I have fresh mint for my use also. Boy does it smell good when I mow some of it around the edging close to it!
For mice use irish spring bar soap. Break it into peices and put it in hard to reach areas. Keeps smelling fresh for years and since i found this my basement is free of rodents and my camper hasnt had one since ive done this. It really works and I dont have to replace it.
Robert Castleberry I had droppings on my battery on my car, and my mechanic told me to put pieces of Irish spring bar soap. I was skeptic at first, but it does work. The mouse/mice were hanging at my car during the winter time to stay warm on my car battery. A Tip: To get cheap Irish Spring bars, go to a 99 cents store, I found that out later :)
This did not work at all for me. I put halves of Irish Spring around in my basement - the mice ignored the soap. I got battery operated mouse traps and electrocuted them immediately.
I gotta say I purchased Tomcat rodent repellent just to give it a shot. It’s peppermint oil and garlic oil. I haven’t had a mouse in my basement for weeks. I was surprised but so far so good.
10-15 drops peppermint oil into a spray bottle of water. Repeat weekly. Or Brew 4 teabags into a spray bottle of water.. leaving the teabags in. Replace every four weeks. Or A few teaspoons each of cinnamon and lemon oil, to a spray bottle of water. Repeat weekly.
Peppermint tea water without the bags will maybe last a few days. If you can't smell it, neither will they. Unless you add essential oils to that tea water. Or like spraying your house every 2-3 days. My unprofessional assumption only. :-)
@@breebartkowiakova I have a chihuahua who is a very skilled mouse hunter! Apparently, chihuahuas were actually bred to kill mice. I wasn't aware of that fact, until I looked up if it was normal for chihuahuas to hunt mice. She actually does it quickly and humanely, doesn't play with them or anything, then she brings that very special gift to me!🤭
And you can also plant peppermint around your home and that will keep the little buggers away too. Not to mention your naubores might ask if they can have some to make fresh tea. 🦉
Theoretically it should work. I have tried 100% peppermint essential oils saturated into cotton balls that I placed in corners of my classroom and while not 100% effective it did reduce the problem.
I'm currently using the essential oil and water mix in a spray bottle (peppermint)., to rid my attic of a squirrel that wants to live there. Seems to be working, but I'll also add the tea bags. Thanks for the tip.
I gave in & bought moth balls for the squirrels invading my attic. I also occasionally blast music (& talk radio, whatever...) bc it disturbs them. Soon I'll be able to hang blinking Christmas lights up there which is supposed to bother them. (Can't manage to put the recommended strobe light right now.)
I can say that I have tried every known “repellant” for mice. Farm houses and barns are impossible to eliminate them. Poison, traps, cats work the best. Someone told me to use dryer sheets a couple of years ago for the farm trucks and equipment. Well at least it helps cover up the mouse pee smell a bit, but by no means do they avoid them. I found nests made out of them!
@@hardass912 The problem with peppermint essential oil is that it’s toxic to cats (not sure about dogs). Most essential oils are toxic to animals. That’s why mice avoid those “natural methods.”
The issue I have with poisons is the mouse will go somewhere you can't get to and die. Or it gets caught by the pet and the pet ingests the mouse getting poisoned 2nd hand. I prefer sticky traps. They aren't humane. But the live traps just leave them to return.
Advice from Britain.......if you want to create the biggest empire the world has ever known, use tea. If you want to get rid of mice & spiders get a cat (or two) !!
i had 18 cats outside. still had mice. they go get them from field and brung them up by house, they play with them and some got away and got in house. sticky traps laying flat works best.
Philip Fletcher I have a cat and she brings me mice (dead or alive). If they are alive she chases them and then Looses interest And I have to catch them. What a pain. 🙀
A little tale about arachnophobia. I live in South-East England. One night, some years ago, I was in bed reading, of all things, the autobiography of Christopher Lee, the old horror film actor. I read quietly for some time until, suddenly, a bloody great spider crawled over the spine of the book towards me. I let out a yelp of terror and flung the book across the room. I might add I'm a large man of 6ft 3, yet that tiny thing freaked me out. It's something about the way they move and invade your space. Other creatures don't affect me that way. I've even caught live rats with no trouble, but spiders? No thanks.
Wasps or yellow jackets cannot abide peppermint either. When wasps showed an interest in my breather bricks, i sprayed peppermint oil mixed with water over all exterior gaps and they went elsewhere. It definitely works.
I had mice building a little nest in my motor blower in my car. My mechanic told me to use lavender oil. I also researched and saw peppermint oil works as well. So the next sunny day I am going to try the peppermint and the lavender oil because what I saw that these mice were doing was horrible. And it cost me $200. So I'll try putting it around in my garage too because that's where they like to play with the bugs.
I'm not going to dispute this idea because it does seem to be a very well tested method, HOWEVER, some unknown factor must be different because the mice in my garage ate 3 entire bags of peppermint candy. One was a candy cane type and the other two were the life saver mints which are STRONG peppermint flavor, altoid strong. So forgive me if I don't cover my house in peppermint tea or essential oils to dispel the mice. You know what seems to be working though is blasting black pepper into their holes in the wall. Supposedly, they don't even need to ingest black pepper in order for it to be annoying, possibly fatal to them.
I tried the peppermint spray - it didn't work. The mice laughed at it and kept doing what they do. My friend who had a mouse problems says they use Osage oranges cut in half and set out, replacing them once per year and never see any mice since doing that. I will be trying that this fall when the oranges begin falling from the trees.
We always had spiders in our roadside mailbox, and I noted they were finding a good food source from ants going in there. Recalling that placing cinnamon (powder) in a seasonally ant prone kitchen corner had banished them, I put a small amount of the cinnamon in the back and shelf edges in the mailbox. No more ants, no more spiders. Ants also hate marigolds, even if they’re in a spot in the garden and you temporarily plant a couple marigold plants, they pack up and leave immediately! LOL!
I've used ground chalk for tiny ants. I don't know if it works for all ants. I just crushed up sidewalk chalk. I sprinkled it under windows outside and in window sills. I've also used crushed red pepper.
@@caroltomlin8822 I am surprised to hear that, so sad. It reminds me of a friend’s dog that used to get hold of packages of xylitol sweetened chewing gum, and eat much if it, unfortunately it got sick and died. Cinnamon seems innocuous, but it’s good to consider that serious potential. Our mailbox is up on a post, and a dog would not be able to get up to it, let alone fit in it. The kitchen corner I treated was in the back of a kitchen counter, and we never allow our dogs up there.
@@ArtistInNewHampshire Apparently the situation was caused when cinnamon was spilled on the floor & not cleaned up sufficiently. I also would not have expected cinnamon to be harmful. I am becoming more aware.
I'm always leery of using some kind of sweet powder in the kitchen I just get paranoid because ant spiders freak me out and I live out in the country. So I just find that for me using a lemon cleaner like Mr clean Pine-Sol and not diluting it especially the pine Sol not only keeps your kitchen clean and fresh but keeps those little nasty insects away too.
@@kcb3rd i put a dab on flannel on every leg, where they climb up my tables. In wherever you think they are getting in. Shove steel wool with some vicks on it in their chew holes.
@@kcb3rd Laura couldn’t respond bc little did she know, the rats vacated for a short while just to huddle on a revenge plan, they ambushed her one night, very sad. I will suggest get a gang of about 20 young hungry cats
Beware! My dog got bit 2x by a mouse. She was a puppy. Her face swelled up. Luckily my friend said to give her baby asperin. I did. The swelling went down. If your dog is older speak to your vet about tylenol.
Peppermint oil also works well against water roaches. Just spray around the perimeter of your room and they are gone! Have found a few corpses, I guess they couldn't get out fast enough.
theres a video on you tube that proves moth balls do not work but peppermint does. we put it on dryer balls on our car engines. the two that we rarely drive
@@spicyhot2552 i spent a couple of days on the internet and found a guy on you tube who sets up a box with feed and a night camera. mothballs had no effect even 60 of them. the scent of the peppermint made them leave almost instantly. i like being able to see things work instead of someone saying "mothballs work" also the led light seemed to repel them so we have that. we also have traps with peanut butter but we notice cheese works best.
I find that peppermintoil is good but not 100% effective. We get field mice in winter. I have a rat/mouse trap that takes 4 C batteries. You put some peanut butter through the back holes, turn it on. Its a tunnel shaped object. Mice check in but not out. It zaps them. They don't even know what hit them. To me, Its more humane then letting them suffer in a mouse trap, they just get stuck alive sometimes. Or die slowly from poisoning.
I tried this with yea bags and it didn't work. I got some Irsh Spring soap cutting it up and used my old cheese grader and did like cheese put all around my house put some in a old pair of panty hose hung it up on the car port put couple in the attic proof mice spiders were gone. Thank God for the soap my house smells so good to. 😊😊😊😊
Sorry, doesn't work. I had a mouse in my cupboard once. He chewed through the cardboard box, the paper wrappings and teabags, and had eaten tea. There was tea all over the cupboard, that's how I discovered him. FWIW - he also ate cayenne peppers that I had dried and was keeping in a Ziplock bag in there. Cayenne peppers! Apparently he liked them, because the whole cupboard was sprinkled with cayenne pepper crumbs and seeds too. Oh, and cotton soaked in peppermint essential oil doesn't work either. He chewed up the cotton to begin making nesting material. That's when I got a trap.
I found that mice hate ammonia because they think there's a predator. I put little cups where mice were coming into my house. I no longer have mice. The only thing is that you need to do is refresh the ammonia daily.
Probably FAKE TEA, I would not eat or drink anything from China.....and I seriously doubt the Tea would help spiders either,,,,like someone said get a cat.....but that doesn't even work.....so I guess we vac every day, maybe we can just get rid of them that way....who knows, I don't think anything works......
Here in the U.K. we use a shotgun 4/10, for mice , always leaves a bit of decorating to do, but works a treat. Spiders we spray with glitter, looks good at Xmas.
Black widows will not leave their home unless you tear it down. Keep their web up. You will always know where they are and they do capture other bugs. When you do finally want to get rid of her, you must spray them DIRECTLY!. The spray (Raid) will only kill if it is ON them. Do it at night when they are out. After a while, you will not have any more
I have one that is declawed. I was shocked, when she jumped up on the arm of the chair, and dropped one in my lap. So shocked, that I let it get away. That didn't stop her. She promptly returned it to me. I scooped it up, and took it outside. I gave her treats, because I was so proud of her.
Several years ago I had a mouse in my studio apartment. Tried peppermint and peanut butter traps. Nothing. Landlord sent the exterminator who loaded traps with chocolate (Rolos) and bingo! He found the mousehole and it was blocked. Now I again have a mouse and have loaded traps with Rolos, but it ignores them. Haven't yet found it's entrance site but will keep looking.
I've had two mice in one years time ....Since I don't have the heart to kill the little guys I bought a live trap, the ones that look like a hamster habitrail, so I put a pea size spot of peanut butter in the trap and both were in the trap within 12 hours ...They were relocated about three miles away from my house ..I live in a camper next to a lake and I know I'll have another one sometime but only two in a year for that area isn't bad ..
I bought the peppermint treatment spray the cabinets, and put the traps inside as well, the mice still come in, so the peppermint doesn't work. But the traps worked. Peppermint is useless.
My cat is so lazy, All he do is lay around and sleep all day and night the mice run all around him,I think I'm feeding him to much food so he feels like,why bother with those dam mice.
OK I WILL TRY THE PEPERMINT SPRAY I DO SEE SPIDERS COMMING IN FROM THE COLD OUT SIDE .. THEY DO LIKE MY CLEAN BED UNDER THE COVERS ,, I KNOW I GOT BITE TWICE I AM A OCD PERSON I DONT LIKE DUST OR SPIDERS OR FLYS THANKS,, YADABYE!!!!
Sorchia I never went in for the cozy home which is why I don’t get too many as they come in and go brrr it’s colder in here than outside. Never seen any mice. I don’t have children hence the lack of cozy home :) . Joking aside I don’t get on with debt but I also take large parts of the year off and mortgage companies do not like that. Originally it was because I lazy and summer is too nice to work but now I use the time to go and look after relatives. Sounds nice. I grew up with cats and the birds used to dive down as they were just too quick.
Sorchia On the upside lovely thing to do but on the down those kids are going to live there forever. No one was louder than me. I had a drum kit and used to play along to punk rock. Luckily I had a shed a good distance from the house with a record player but it was still loud. We used to have random kids just turning up and saying we were 2 miles away and heard this cool stuff and we’re looking for a drummer and my father would say that racket you mean. I met a few g/f’s that way too :).
Sorchia They used to tease the cats. My flat has storage heating so even when they are on max it’s freezing. I am used to it. I have a sibling who lives at home but my mother still has it looking like a show house. At least they made it home. I do my best and agreed with my family to go home mainly to do things like shopping but I got ridiculously ill the week before shutdown but whatever it was resolved itself in 3 weeks but it meant I am still here. I had visions of working away in the conservatory looking out over the garden instead of being stuck in my bed but it was not to be. Mine live 4 hours away hence taking the time out rather than a quick pop round. Stay safe. I have never even seen a scorpion except on a screen I am glad to say.
My mom use to use Vicks vapor rub in front of mouse hole. Mice would never come out and die in hole. Rub Vicks vapor rub on steel wool and plug hole… problem solved
Best way to get rid of mice: DON'T leave food around. Feed your dogs small amount and take away the leftovers. If they're in the house keep food in tight containers. For spiders: Keep cleaning your house on a regular basis. The long stick swiffer duster does a great job. Period.
p0llenp0ny 👍True. They even get inside when houses are empty looking for cooler weather too. We just had that happen too. But that's minimal. Set glued traps to catch them. Have a blessed day😃
With the dog feeding I don't have to worry about that because my dogs inhale their food and most food is kept in containers here. I don't mind the spiders because I only get daddy long legs and they're good bug control. I had mice a few years back but they're gone now and I sometimes here scratching in the roof but I think it's a possum because of the fact that there hasn't been any other signs like with the mice I had faeces but don't have that anymore.
I got tiny little black bugs in a cabinet from ikea.. I dont know what they are ?? Ived paid for a professional exterminator a few years ago but they came back.. Would these methods work for any small insects?? If so i would give it a try im sick of sharing my flat with them.
i use the peppermint oil and water for my hummingbird feeders. the red wasps do not like that (they dont like me, either, when i spray it) works great.
Spiders are in your house to eat the other bugs. Kill all your spiders and have more roaches, flies, silver fish, etc... Spiders are beautiful necessary creatures who have gotten a bad reputation based on ignorance.
I really hate spiders 🕷 I got bit by a wolf spider while I was sleeping when I got up it came out of my bed w me. I had swelling in the area rite where the underwear hit. That hurts so bad. It took a lil over a yr before the crease of my leg was healed.
@@carolhankins5896 Oh, this thought just occurred to me.....LAVENDER. Spidees don't like the scent. I have a larger sachet (about the size of my palm) filled with dried lavender by my bed. I squish it to let the smell out. I do this to relax, hoping to fall asleep faster. I already had the sachets & ties and bought the dried lavender on eBay. It was supposedly from french fields. It smells strong, especially when I squish it. I could probably add some lavender essential oils to freshen it up. You could put one IN YOUR BED.... or on the floor by your bed. They are suppose to hate the smell of cedar too....you could burn cedar incense in your bedroom. Keep a smelly bedroom!! I hope you never get bitten again.
@@Siquomb1 thank you so very much for the info. I'll definitely invest in the sachets. I've always love the smell of lavender. I used to wear lavender perfume.
Same bottle but different routine... 15 drops Lavender. Young Living Oil 4 tablespoons vanilla extract Fill bottle rest with water and you have the best mosquito repellent with ZERO toxic chemicals... Works and smells good too...
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I find this method works best with two tea bags: as long as I hold one over each eye, I’ll see no mice or spiders.
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LOL! That is funny. But, yes, peppermint essential oil or peppermint tea or peppermint spray products from your nearest big box store or Amazon all really do get rid of spiders, ants, mice, flies, moths, and raccoons. Not sure it works for bears but spritzing ammonia in the trash can does keep bears away from the trash.
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😂 Honestly it were so simple and worked quickly then more people would be doing it. Of course it might help and wouldn’t hurt anything.
I put peppermint essential oil in my room to prevent mice coming in. I made sure it was overpowering even for me and never heard mice in my room again
The peppermint spray scent doesn't last long....so they just go somewhere else.....there should be something to get rid of them..... a person can vac. every day.....
I always say if it u don't like the smell then a mice wouldn't Neither
I found one run across my living room while I was working remotely from home.
I would have never known I had one in the house if I had continued working at the office also they had been doing some work downstairs for me in a studio apartment and I have a funny feeling all the noise and all the racket chased them upstairs and that the rat problem started down there and probably would have remained downstairs if all that work has been done and so they scattered looking for a new home and I was the victim did it work for you really because I'm testing it out now and you're saying to make it a little bit stronger will it bother my cat in house
@@laurie-annebollaro9746 did it work ?
Do you dilute it with water and if so, at what ratio?
Been using peppermint oil for a looooong time. But I just put a few drops on a cotton ball and leave it in the kitchen cabinets, under the sink, etc. Refresh with another 2 drops every 3 months.
Brew peppermint tea and put bags in corners of affected room or areas where mice or spiders might be ... mix peppermint oil, cinnamon oil and lemon oil, with water in spray bottle and spray around baseboards and windows ... maybe up in corners once a week where they are problematic... I would use this in my store room and around exterior spots on my patio where spiders like to be... they really like the window recesses ... and around the porch light
I started using the products that use peppermint essential oil a few years ago. I mostly spray it outside around the entrances and vents and it really did get rid of moths, flies, ants, spiders, mice, and raccoons. And I only sprayed once a week maybe for a month at the most and then all of it was gone.
I use peppermint/spearmint in diffusers in the rooms that have a problem. Lavender also works at keeping spiders at bay. a few drops in a spray bottle with water and spray the corners of the room.
Thanks for watching!
That's what I'm using right now the lavender keep them out thee room for sure.
Apparently the spiders over here like thee lavender. 😳
If they leave I am fine with it, but I don't want to kill them.
Old farmers trick, cloves keep mice at bay. Try it. I had them living in my ac unit over the winter. Added cloves and mice be gone.
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Raw clove or clove oil ?
@@IndoUS1720 just the raw cloves as fresh as you can get them. I've never tried the oil.
@@Richard-nb4iv thank you brother. Will definitely try this..
Just cloves, no garlic. It's a known garnish for cooking. Garlic won't work.
Cinnamon sticks in the windows, peppermint oil and diluted white vinegar to clean. Stash little nylon socks with baking soda and peppermint/citronella drops in things like cupboards, dark places the spiders stay.
Yes! Keeps ants away too! Eucalyptus oil works too.
Use clear cleaning ammonia.....lace the floor areas where the rodents tend to come around. Some people cannot take the smell but it definitely keeps mice away. Unfortunately, my sense of smell was compromised because I used ammonia on the floors for years when I used to live in the New York City housing projects.
so you want us to lose our smell too ? lol
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What do you mean lace the floor? Do you mean mop the floor with ammonia?
Can you place ammonia on cotton balls inside small containers in corners? Cheaper than peppermint oil.
one thing I always have a problem with this guy is he always takes forever getting to the point.
The American Uploaders ..they love to talk about irrelevant crap which has nothing to do with what the viewer is looking for. A good example is when they rant and rave about a model number of a product with
"Hey Guys.... This upload is about the RD762977615656 ../ ETWEKLTWU REV 3.778154 / super charged ,..... So annoying ..
I so agree with that. Holy shit he takes forever
Yes!
@@racheledwards5926 Now that's what I like .. Keep it short and to the point..
@@sweetglory ... For some males that would be a relationship saver 😋
I put tea bags around my house. I caught the mice making tea.
And looking around for biscuits ; )
That's funny !
Good one
Sounds like the movie “Play 🐁 🫖 For Me”! 🙄🙄🙄
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I’ve gotten peppermint oil before, and I love how it made the house smell. I’ll definitely get it again. Dual function. Getting rid of pests and making the house smell awesome!
Yes, Peppermint Oil Absolutely works! 👍 Love the smell as well. 💖😉
A rat came home from work and posted up of our garage. Triedto be nice, it was like 115 during the days so I poured eucalyptus and mint oils down the walls, he stayed but the garage smelled like heaven😊
Yes I used t tree oil and peppermint mice all gone
@@alexandrarodriguez631 try t tree mixed with peppermint
Also lemon grass helps
I was able to get rid of 2 house mice using a bottle of cheap mint alcohol mouthwash. I clean all surfaces and floors using mouthwash, and I also leave cotton balls in every room corner, and it really works. It doesn't dry out fast, and even when it's dry mice won't get anywhere near
Thanks for sharing, I'm definitely going to use this method today.
@@tinashannon224 And if you run out of mouthwash, you can use any mint toothpaste + water. They just hate mint because it's too powerful for their small lungs, and your home will smell great too
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@@Francesca_CactusBlossom vinegar as well
Thank you for sharing these great tips.
Peppermint essential oil drops on cotton balls placed in my crawl space did make a skunk find another place to live. It worked immediately. And my whole house smelled like chewing gum for weeks.
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I would imagine, as far as the smell goes, like every solution to life's problems you must choose the lesser of the two evils...I'd prefer a clean mint smell to my home to cleaning up mice crap. Guess there's a reason they make chewing gum smell "minty fresh"!
@@debjudisch5548 you reminded me - mint gum!! if u put a piece ( i leave it in foil loosely closed) will keep the weevils? out your flour. An exes grandmother told me about it and it has worked for me!
That is true with the peppermint but peppermint also attracts Flys so you can have peppermint plants outside yes there will be lots of Flys but they won't be in the house neither will mice
Very informative. To make the video better is go STRAIGHT TO THE POINT
So: brewed teabag in every corner... including peppermint teabag ... and if you don't have a teabag, fill a spray bottle with peppermint oil --- 14 drops --- & water,
about half in half (?), and spray along the baseboards, (what we call skirting boards, in Ireland & Britain). Would that be right?
Yes - the voice was loud and annoying.
@@sohara.... Thank you 🙏
I have used so much peppermint oil all over my room and this mouse just walks right through it! Maybe he can’t smell? I hate him!
@@valerysavage4150 try a B.B. Gun. Or a Hammer.
I planted peppermint all around my foundation of my house, no mice after it grew profusely and comes back every year. I have fresh mint for my use also. Boy does it smell good when I mow some of it around the edging close to it!
Thanks for watching!
that's what my grandma used to do I can't find any ment
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For mice use irish spring bar soap. Break it into peices and put it in hard to reach areas. Keeps smelling fresh for years and since i found this my basement is free of rodents and my camper hasnt had one since ive done this. It really works and I dont have to replace it.
Robert Castleberry I had droppings on my battery on my car, and my mechanic told me to put pieces of Irish spring bar soap. I was skeptic at first, but it does work. The mouse/mice were hanging at my car during the winter time to stay warm on my car battery. A Tip: To get cheap Irish Spring bars, go to a 99 cents store, I found that out later :)
They ate ten bars in my 7 x 10 shed last winter!!! Plus tons of poison, lots of dead mice!
This did not work at all for me. I put halves of Irish Spring around in my basement - the mice ignored the soap. I got battery operated mouse traps and electrocuted them immediately.
I put Irish Spring soap in a garage where rats were. The next day there were huge rat teeth marks in the soap!!!
@@sassylady2001 lolol. In need to find these. Could you please tell me what the name is and where you got them.
You don't want to get rid of all the spiders, they keep other bugs under control.
Would that be the type in Pixar's Bugs life ?
It's years since I watched that.
Right. Just the ones you see 8-), gettem before they disappear!
I'd rather have the bugs.
Larger spiders will deal with the mice as well
Baby powder works too!! They don't like the smell. Plus, I have 2 cats too!
The powder does it work on spiders
Maybe it's the cats?
My cats will eat the peppermint
My cats are indoor cats and I use the baby powder on the outside.
@@hudl2hudl223 heard it works on bedbugs too. I keep it sprinkled on my mattress. No insects have climbed in my bed ever.
It's the peppermint . Gets rid of other bugs too , and some relatives .
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Get a mint plant or lavender plant, take cuttings off it and put them in small pots near all the windows. They will repel bugs and other pests.
That doesn't work, I ve even bought peppermint essential oil and sprayed it.. just saying
I gotta say I purchased Tomcat rodent repellent just to give it a shot. It’s peppermint oil and garlic oil. I haven’t had a mouse in my basement for weeks. I was surprised but so far so good.
Mark S do you mixed the peppermint and garlic oil with it?
They are probably just avoiding the area. I would.
Thanks for the info. Just check from time to time. Esp. since the weather is getting warmer. Mice like the heat. The cold they don't like.
Will have to try this! If it works this is amazing
.I have an unwanted family of mice that think they run the house
Did it work?
Did it work?!?!?
Me too
Did you get rid of them I need help
I get one or two every year. I made sure every thing was caulked. Still got one this year. Going to get oil tomorrow!!
They do run the house
They are your king
You feed them daily
Peasant!
10-15 drops peppermint oil into a spray bottle of water. Repeat weekly.
Or
Brew 4 teabags into a spray bottle of water.. leaving the teabags in. Replace every four weeks.
Or
A few teaspoons each of cinnamon and lemon oil, to a spray bottle of water. Repeat weekly.
Or just get a cat! I adopted two adorable kittens 3 years ago and haven't seen mice or spiders in my house ever since.
Peppermint tea water without the bags will maybe last a few days.
If you can't smell it, neither will they.
Unless you add essential oils to that tea water.
Or like spraying your house every 2-3 days.
My unprofessional assumption only. :-)
@@breebartkowiakova I have a chihuahua who is a very skilled mouse hunter! Apparently, chihuahuas were actually bred to kill mice. I wasn't aware of that fact, until I looked up if it was normal for chihuahuas to hunt mice. She actually does it quickly and humanely, doesn't play with them or anything, then she brings that very special gift to me!🤭
What if I put 9 drops?
And you can also plant peppermint around your home and that will keep the little buggers away too.
Not to mention your naubores might ask if they can have some to make fresh tea.
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peppermint plants spread and take over, suggest creating a border that goes several inches in the ground around them.
I have mint plants all around my house, I watch the mice walk right through it.
Theoretically it should work. I have tried 100% peppermint essential oils saturated into cotton balls that I placed in corners of my classroom and while not 100% effective it did reduce the problem.
This gives "tea-bagging" a whole new meaning.
I'm currently using the essential oil and water mix in a spray bottle (peppermint)., to rid my attic of a squirrel that wants to live there. Seems to be working, but I'll also add the tea bags. Thanks for the tip.
I gave in & bought moth balls for the squirrels invading my attic. I also occasionally blast music (& talk radio, whatever...) bc it disturbs them. Soon I'll be able to hang blinking Christmas lights up there which is supposed to bother them. (Can't manage to put the recommended strobe light right now.)
I can say that I have tried every known “repellant” for mice. Farm houses and barns are impossible to eliminate them. Poison, traps, cats work the best. Someone told me to use dryer sheets a couple of years ago for the farm trucks and equipment. Well at least it helps cover up the mouse pee smell a bit, but by no means do they avoid them. I found nests made out of them!
Thanks for watching!
I agree....pepperment oil works to keep away from wires, but nothing works like a barn cat and traps
@@hardass912 The problem with peppermint essential oil is that it’s toxic to cats (not sure about dogs). Most essential oils are toxic to animals. That’s why mice avoid those “natural methods.”
We get the glue boards they just stick to it
The issue I have with poisons is the mouse will go somewhere you can't get to and die. Or it gets caught by the pet and the pet ingests the mouse getting poisoned 2nd hand.
I prefer sticky traps. They aren't humane. But the live traps just leave them to return.
Advice from Britain.......if you want to create the biggest empire the world has ever known, use tea. If you want to get rid of mice & spiders get a cat (or two) !!
i had 18 cats outside. still had mice. they go get them from field and brung them up by house, they play with them and some got away and got in house. sticky traps laying flat works best.
Philip Fletcher I have a cat and she brings me mice (dead or alive). If they are alive she chases them and then Looses interest
And I have to catch them. What a pain. 🙀
@@jackiebrown5879 I've heard D-CON is the best......
Chuckles in American lol.
Victor Rat Zapper and 4 double A batteries and no kitty litter...
HalleluYAH...
Lemon ammonia works fantastic too! And much cheaper, especially at Walmart lol
A little tale about arachnophobia. I live in South-East England. One night, some years ago, I was in bed reading, of all things, the autobiography of Christopher Lee, the old horror film actor. I read quietly for some time until, suddenly, a bloody great spider crawled over the spine of the book towards me. I let out a yelp of terror and flung the book across the room. I might add I'm a large man of 6ft 3, yet that tiny thing freaked me out. It's something about the way they move and invade your space. Other creatures don't affect me that way. I've even caught live rats with no trouble, but spiders? No thanks.
Love Christopher Lee, thank you for mentioning him
@@dondoneer6852 Let's also remember the late, great Peter Cushing and Donald Pleasance!
Wasps or yellow jackets cannot abide peppermint either. When wasps showed an interest in my breather bricks, i sprayed peppermint oil mixed with water over all exterior gaps and they went elsewhere. It definitely works.
Yes it works on wasps. I use it on my deck, wasps won't come near it or me.
Thanks for sharing this 😁 I’ll have to give it a try xx
I had mice building a little nest in my motor blower in my car. My mechanic told me to use lavender oil. I also researched and saw peppermint oil works as well. So the next sunny day I am going to try the peppermint and the lavender oil because what I saw that these mice were doing was horrible. And it cost me $200. So I'll try putting it around in my garage too because that's where they like to play with the bugs.
The mice at the tea bags, pooped in the dish, and the stench of peppermint made me sick to my stomach. Not a win for me.
Peppermint oil feeds them. I put peppermint oil on qtips and the mouse ate it.
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I'm not going to dispute this idea because it does seem to be a very well tested method, HOWEVER, some unknown factor must be different because the mice in my garage ate 3 entire bags of peppermint candy. One was a candy cane type and the other two were the life saver mints which are STRONG peppermint flavor, altoid strong. So forgive me if I don't cover my house in peppermint tea or essential oils to dispel the mice. You know what seems to be working though is blasting black pepper into their holes in the wall. Supposedly, they don't even need to ingest black pepper in order for it to be annoying, possibly fatal to them.
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I tried the peppermint spray - it didn't work. The mice laughed at it and kept doing what they do. My friend who had a mouse problems says they use Osage oranges cut in half and set out, replacing them once per year and never see any mice since doing that. I will be trying that this fall when the oranges begin falling from the trees.
We always had spiders in our roadside mailbox, and I noted they were finding a good food source from ants going in there. Recalling that placing cinnamon (powder) in a seasonally ant prone kitchen corner had banished them, I put a small amount of the cinnamon in the back and shelf edges in the mailbox. No more ants, no more spiders.
Ants also hate marigolds, even if they’re in a spot in the garden and you temporarily plant a couple marigold plants, they pack up and leave immediately! LOL!
I've used ground chalk for tiny ants. I don't know if it works for all ants. I just crushed up sidewalk chalk. I sprinkled it under windows outside and in window sills. I've also used crushed red pepper.
P.Wulfson: Heard cinnamon was poisonous to a friend's dog.
@@caroltomlin8822 I am surprised to hear that, so sad. It reminds me of a friend’s dog that used to get hold of packages of xylitol sweetened chewing gum, and eat much if it, unfortunately it got sick and died. Cinnamon seems innocuous, but it’s good to consider that serious potential. Our mailbox is up on a post, and a dog would not be able to get up to it, let alone fit in it. The kitchen corner I treated was in the back of a kitchen counter, and we never allow our dogs up there.
@@ArtistInNewHampshire Apparently the situation was caused when cinnamon was spilled on the floor & not cleaned up sufficiently. I also would not have expected cinnamon to be harmful. I am becoming more aware.
I'm always leery of using some kind of sweet powder in the kitchen I just get paranoid because ant spiders freak me out and I live out in the country. So I just find that for me using a lemon cleaner like Mr clean Pine-Sol and not diluting it especially the pine Sol not only keeps your kitchen clean and fresh but keeps those little nasty insects away too.
Get some used cat litter and put it were mice are and they will not come back.
I tried that too and it works great!
The mice in my house eat tea bags, hang out around the cats litter box, and eat meat! They're THUGS! 😨
I have used vicks vapor rub to keep rats out of my greenhouse. Never saw any mice. Its very strong and seemed to work on ants as well
How was the Vicks used in the green house? Would like to try it in my shed.
@@kcb3rd i put a dab on flannel on every leg, where they climb up my tables. In wherever you think they are getting in. Shove steel wool with some vicks on it in their chew holes.
@@kcb3rd Laura couldn’t respond bc little did she know, the rats vacated for a short while just to huddle on a revenge plan, they ambushed her one night, very sad.
I will suggest get a gang of about 20 young hungry cats
Spiders also hate lavender. Lavender sachets in the corners of a room on in a bed keeps spiders a bay and is a calming and restful scent.
Interesting information! Thanks for sharing this. What other types of video would you like to see on our channel?
Tea tree oil is also effective, and works on other pests as well.
How to use
Try bonners Castille peppermint soap..it works wonders on packrats..
Just be sure to check what essential oils are harmful to pets, I know peppermint is one that is not so good for dogs 😕.
Or cats
if your dog is running around the basement and under the kitchen sink, you have bigger problems! LOL
Beware! My dog got bit 2x by a mouse. She was a puppy. Her face swelled up. Luckily my friend said to give her baby asperin. I did. The swelling went down. If your dog is older speak to your vet about tylenol.
Plan on planting mint around my house next year
Am so happy I came across this thank you I will try this out
Did it work
Bounce sheets soaked with peppermint will help. Also, spider spray is most effective or vinegar sprayed in the vents.
I am going to try the peppermint oil . I read to put raw onion in high traffic areas . It doesn't work
Try the oil it's works! how're you doing.?
Thank you. Greatly appreciated.
Peppermint oil also works well against water roaches. Just spray around the perimeter of your room and they are gone! Have found a few corpses, I guess they couldn't get out fast enough.
That is cruel Peggy, you’re a murderer!
I put the peppermint oil on cotton balls and put in the corners of drawers were the mice have been. It worked!
theres a video on you tube that proves moth balls do not work but peppermint does. we put it on dryer balls on our car engines. the two that we rarely drive
OK ..but what is it about peppermint that mice don't like?.
@@spicyhot2552 i spent a couple of days on the internet and found a guy on you tube who sets up a box with feed and a night camera. mothballs had no effect even 60 of them. the scent of the peppermint made them leave almost instantly. i like being able to see things work instead of someone saying "mothballs work" also the led light seemed to repel them so we have that. we also have traps with peanut butter but we notice cheese works best.
billy blackmon Plus the Mothballs smell so bad I cannot stand that odor
My mice take the peppermint pads and tear them up. Not working!
I find that peppermintoil is good but not 100% effective. We get field mice in winter. I have a rat/mouse trap that takes 4 C batteries. You put some peanut butter through the back holes, turn it on. Its a tunnel shaped object. Mice check in but not out. It zaps them. They don't even know what hit them. To me, Its more humane then letting them suffer in a mouse trap, they just get stuck alive sometimes. Or die slowly from poisoning.
Does these methods have effects on pets, as lots of the smells mentioned they don’t like.. wouldn’t this impact their sensory system.. 🤷🏼♂️
Bay leaves keep piss ants away. If you see them coming in (summer is coming), place bay leaves where they are entering. It works.
Thank you. Very helpful and safe. Blessings
I tried this with yea bags and it didn't work. I got some Irsh Spring soap cutting it up and used my old cheese grader and did like cheese put all around my house put some in a old pair of panty hose hung it up on the car port put couple in the attic proof mice spiders were gone. Thank God for the soap my house smells so good to. 😊😊😊😊
Who is reading the comments to know dose it work. Iam doing it 😒😒
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tejaswi thapa The dose is 4 teabags per room.
@@JAZZA2819 must it be a peppermint tea bag, can't we use any tea bag
So does it lol?
edgar martinez yes it does work very well i saw a spider on the railing and we sprayed it and it just fail and died
Sorry, doesn't work. I had a mouse in my cupboard once. He chewed through the cardboard box, the paper wrappings and teabags, and had eaten tea. There was tea all over the cupboard, that's how I discovered him. FWIW - he also ate cayenne peppers that I had dried and was keeping in a Ziplock bag in there. Cayenne peppers! Apparently he liked them, because the whole cupboard was sprinkled with cayenne pepper crumbs and seeds too. Oh, and cotton soaked in peppermint essential oil doesn't work either. He chewed up the cotton to begin making nesting material. That's when I got a trap.
Omg that mouse must be very greedy !!
Omg.. that mouse has gone crazy
But did u actually boil the tea bags??
It wasn't peppermint tea that had been boiled.
You don’t have a mouse problem you have a rat problem.
I found that mice hate ammonia because they think there's a predator. I put little cups where mice were coming into my house. I no longer have mice. The only thing is that you need to do is refresh the ammonia daily.
Be careful with the essential oils. Some peppermint essential oils can be harmful to cats.........
The mice in my hood are so chilled, they drink only Macha tea.
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My Dollar Tree has Peppermint tea bags!
Probably FAKE TEA, I would not eat or drink anything from China.....and I seriously doubt the Tea would help spiders either,,,,like someone said get a cat.....but that doesn't even work.....so I guess we vac every day, maybe we can just get rid of them that way....who knows, I don't think anything works......
Never had a spider problem but the mice left after they couldn't get scones with their tea.
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Michael Dusold ......lol
@Michael Dusold Yes, ungrateful little buggers!
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tq for info and i really hope it works so the mice can find other places to stay
Could have been a thirty seconds video.
YEP, as always.....
I tried this method, but I used the brewed tea to mix with the peppermint oil instead of using plain water, I think it's a little better method.
Here in the U.K. we use a shotgun 4/10, for mice , always leaves a bit of decorating to do, but works a treat. Spiders we spray with glitter, looks good at Xmas.
Thanks for watching!
Love it.
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I use Lone Star beer and a Colt 45. 😁
@Dawud Amin and huge roaches,🤢
*Insert unoriginal comment now:* cockroaches and mice should commit sewer side
Sewer side?
Suicide? 😂
@Gisselle Esquivel you're the one still talking idiot like 3 hours later you reply to another one of my comments 🤷🏼♀️
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@Gisselle Esquivel you're seriously coming back a day later to reply......
This is the best automated voice I have ever heard #facts
It’s a real voice.
Spiders avoid eucalyptus either. Place a sprig in window tracks to keep the out
I am so glad I run into this video. We have a black widow problem. I'm praying this method works. I'm gonna use the pepper mint spray.
Black widows will not leave their home unless you tear it down. Keep their web up. You will always know where they are and they do capture other bugs. When you do finally want to get rid of her, you must spray them DIRECTLY!. The spray (Raid) will only kill if it is ON them. Do it at night when they are out. After a while, you will not have any more
How did u run into a video?
That doesn’t sound logical.
Did you have your running shoes on?
This doesn't work. They just make more tea and go on..
We have tried traps , peppermint oil and electric sensors,nothing works but we had no mice when we had a cat
Be careful if you have pets and make sure the herbs your using aren't poisonous to your pets!
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House cats take care of mice .3Cheers from Canada
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But then you have a cat in your house.
I have one that is declawed. I was shocked, when she jumped up on the arm of the chair, and dropped one in my lap. So shocked, that I let it get away. That didn't stop her. She promptly returned it to me. I scooped it up, and took it outside. I gave her treats, because I was so proud of her.
Several years ago I had a mouse in my studio apartment. Tried peppermint and peanut butter traps. Nothing. Landlord sent the exterminator who loaded traps with chocolate (Rolos) and bingo! He found the mousehole and it was blocked. Now I again have a mouse and have loaded traps with Rolos, but it ignores them. Haven't yet found it's entrance site but will keep looking.
I've had two mice in one years time ....Since I don't have the heart to kill the little guys I bought a live trap, the ones that look like a hamster habitrail, so I put a pea size spot of peanut butter in the trap and both were in the trap within 12 hours ...They were relocated about three miles away from my house ..I live in a camper next to a lake and I know I'll have another one sometime but only two in a year for that area isn't bad ..
Victor Rat Zapper don't miss...
Thanks for the great information on mice I will truly get me some when I go to town and follow your instructions thank you and have a blessed day
I bought the peppermint treatment spray the cabinets, and put the traps inside as well, the mice still come in, so the peppermint doesn't work. But the traps worked. Peppermint is useless.
Getting a pet cat is the absolute best!
Thanks for watching!
My cat is so lazy, All he do is lay around and sleep all day and night the mice run all around him,I think I'm feeding him to much food so he feels like,why bother with those dam mice.
When I had my cat she would catch them and put them on my pillow while I was sleeping....🤮😼
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My Rat Zapper is keeping mice down to a ZERO and cost 4 "AA" batteries and no kitty litter... Ha...
That's all fine for spiders and mice, but what about roaches and ants. Will these methods work to get rid of them too?
I’ve tried the oils. When i tried the tea nags the move chewed them
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I can believe that they chewed my toothbrush n it was wrapped in tp
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OK I WILL TRY THE PEPERMINT SPRAY I DO SEE SPIDERS COMMING IN FROM THE COLD OUT SIDE .. THEY DO LIKE MY CLEAN BED UNDER THE COVERS ,, I KNOW I GOT BITE TWICE I AM A OCD PERSON I DONT LIKE DUST OR SPIDERS OR FLYS THANKS,, YADABYE!!!!
Peppermint didn't work tried it couple years ago
I just catch the spider in a spider catcher then let it go outside. It’s on a long stick so you don’t even need to get close. Job done.
Great advice, but do they come back?
Michael Best I tend to only get them once every few months so I would say they are different spiders but could be some overlap.
Sorchia I never went in for the cozy home which is why I don’t get too many as they come in and go brrr it’s colder in here than outside. Never seen any mice. I don’t have children hence the lack of cozy home :) . Joking aside I don’t get on with debt but I also take large parts of the year off and mortgage companies do not like that. Originally it was because I lazy and summer is too nice to work but now I use the time to go and look after relatives. Sounds nice. I grew up with cats and the birds used to dive down as they were just too quick.
Sorchia On the upside lovely thing to do but on the down those kids are going to live there forever. No one was louder than me. I had a drum kit and used to play along to punk rock. Luckily I had a shed a good distance from the house with a record player but it was still loud. We used to have random kids just turning up and saying we were 2 miles away and heard this cool stuff and we’re looking for a drummer and my father would say that racket you mean. I met a few g/f’s that way too :).
Sorchia They used to tease the cats. My flat has storage heating so even when they are on max it’s freezing. I am used to it. I have a sibling who lives at home but my mother still has it looking like a show house. At least they made it home. I do my best and agreed with my family to go home mainly to do things like shopping but I got ridiculously ill the week before shutdown but whatever it was resolved itself in 3 weeks but it meant I am still here. I had visions of working away in the conservatory looking out over the garden instead of being stuck in my bed but it was not to be. Mine live 4 hours away hence taking the time out rather than a quick pop round. Stay safe. I have never even seen a scorpion except on a screen I am glad to say.
My mom use to use Vicks vapor rub in front of mouse hole. Mice would never come out and die in hole. Rub Vicks vapor rub on steel wool and plug hole… problem solved
Grow mint. They hate the smell of mint
Keep the mint contained. It will spread rapidly and take over your yard...but it works
Carol Filler only grow mint in containers links pots
I have used peppermint oil, and it really does help!
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@@tsmith1280 it's not 100% but it helped me in a mouse-ridden house.
Best way to get rid of mice: DON'T leave food around. Feed your dogs small amount and take away the leftovers. If they're in the house keep food in tight containers.
For spiders: Keep cleaning your house on a regular basis. The long stick swiffer duster does a great job. Period.
Mice usually enter a home to seek warmth. Not necessarily food. I'm very clean yet still a mouse or two manage to get in come late autumn.
p0llenp0ny 👍True. They even get inside when houses are empty looking for cooler weather too. We just had that happen too. But that's minimal. Set glued traps to catch them. Have a blessed day😃
With the dog feeding I don't have to worry about that because my dogs inhale their food and most food is kept in containers here. I don't mind the spiders because I only get daddy long legs and they're good bug control. I had mice a few years back but they're gone now and I sometimes here scratching in the roof but I think it's a possum because of the fact that there hasn't been any other signs like with the mice I had faeces but don't have that anymore.
Are you so insecure that you found it necessary to call people you dont even know dirty. Please get a life. Your pathetic
Right I don't live every I keep my house
I don't know what it is about your voice but.......it really grates me...
Could possibly be there regular coffee drinkers. 😁🏴
Thank you for sharing ❤️
I got tiny little black bugs in a cabinet from ikea.. I dont know what they are ?? Ived paid for a professional exterminator a few years ago but they came back.. Would these methods work for any small insects?? If so i would give it a try im sick of sharing my flat with them.
My spiders eat the mosquitos and other insects that they annoy me when I sleep.
i use the peppermint oil and water for my hummingbird feeders. the red wasps do not like that (they dont like me, either, when i spray it) works great.
Very interesting, thank you so much for sharing your life story. What other types of video would you like to see on our channel?
Spiders are in your house to eat the other bugs. Kill all your spiders and have more roaches, flies, silver fish, etc... Spiders are beautiful necessary creatures who have gotten a bad reputation based on ignorance.
I really hate spiders 🕷 I got bit by a wolf spider while I was sleeping when I got up it came out of my bed w me. I had swelling in the area rite where the underwear hit. That hurts so bad. It took a lil over a yr before the crease of my leg was healed.
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Ouch! Try bathing with or rubbing on your body Avon Skin-So-Soft oil. Suppose to keep bugs away from your body. It does have a strong smell
@@Siquomb1 thanks for the info. I'll definitely try it.
@@carolhankins5896 Oh, this thought just occurred to me.....LAVENDER. Spidees don't like the scent. I have a larger sachet (about the size of my palm) filled with dried lavender by my bed. I squish it to let the smell out. I do this to relax, hoping to fall asleep faster. I already had the sachets & ties and bought the dried lavender on eBay. It was supposedly from french fields. It smells strong, especially when I squish it. I could probably add some lavender essential oils to freshen it up. You could put one IN YOUR BED.... or on the floor by your bed. They are suppose to hate the smell of cedar too....you could burn cedar incense in your bedroom. Keep a smelly bedroom!! I hope you never get bitten again.
@@Siquomb1 thank you so very much for the info. I'll definitely invest in the sachets. I've always love the smell of lavender. I used to wear lavender perfume.
Same bottle but different routine...
15 drops Lavender. Young Living Oil
4 tablespoons vanilla extract
Fill bottle rest with water and you have the best mosquito repellent with ZERO toxic chemicals...
Works and smells good too...
Is tea bagging a mouse considered beasteality? Asking for a friend
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FirstAnd Last yes they do!
Ok, that’s just hilarious!
LOL, gotta be a sicko in the group. Congrats
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I put sticky traps all over the house behind my appliances, in closet , behind my furniture, by my windows and doors catch spiders constantly