How to get rid of rats and mice in home for less than $1.00
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- Опубліковано 8 сер 2018
- An easy to make and use mouse trap that will get rid of dozens of mice and rats in just a couple days for less than $1.00. Better than glue traps, spring traps or commercial food to control rats.
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I was getting a constant flow of mice in my pole barn. I tried the flour/baking soda trick and it worked. I spiked my concoction with tiny bits of apple. I got lots of action for two nights and after 4 nights, nothing. I've tried traps with peanut butter and the mice are totally gone. I leave a small amount of flour and baking soda by the location where mice enter. I haven't seen any action. After 9 years of trying several popular methods, this is the only one that worked 100%. Thanks for the video.
This is the one I m trying now....
I've try it and it work thank you
I'm about to try it today. Saw a mouse today. I'll let you know how it goes
@@Diva25 How did it go?
@@Diva25 working...I just saw a mice today since I live a year ago...need to get rid asap
Don't leave the instructions around because the rats read it and they text each other to avoid the trap. Bud, you forgot to show the evidence, we need to see the sleepy boddies spread all ever the area and thanks for not inviting us to use poisons that can kill other animals in the food ⛓️
That is SO TRUE!
Baking soda....It works on rodents and insects. Pets and babies are safe. If you have kids or pets, don't use the plaster version.
hehehehehe! Funny. Baking soda is pretty safe for everyone. You can also use Diatomaceous Earth.
@@Yosetime that's true but there are two problems with diatomaceous earth... First problem is critters or not attracted to it so it's hard to get them to eat it, and the second problem is is not necessarily safe for pets and children. The goal is effective pest elimination without harm to young folks and pets.
@@Yosetime Do tell! How do you use Diatomaceous Earth to do this?
This is the most effective mouse killer ever, I used to watch them running across my floors after dark until I put down the baking powder/flour mix. Don't know where they go to die but they are no longer in my house, thank you for the advice.
Hopefully not in your walls
How long does it takes them to die off?
That's great. Save some money.
How much baking powder and floor do i mix?
Baking powder or baking soda ???
One piece of advice is once you notice mouse activity in your home, it’s equally as important to inspect the outside of your house and search for voids where the mouse can enter the home. Trust me you don’t do that and they will take over your house until you do.
Utube are you a good person by living waters my friend
Yes that's true! U have to plug up all holes, so they cannot enter!
They have bloom seasons. They multiply in winter & bloom.
Wish I would have read this before they devoured my barn and lawnmower!
Need some help with what to look for and how to close the gaps??
If only the darned boogers would stay outside!!
I hate killing anything at all. Bugs, mice, you name it.
But this is MY house
I agree, love all animals and don't like suffering for any creature, but it's me or them, and I pay the bills.
@R Hughes, I feel the same way, but my response to that is , they are uninvited guests and they need to leave, ASAP. lol
I feel the same way.
@@wvbonbonqueen Let`s put it in perspective. Rats and mice spread disease and need to be eradicated.
@@REDMAN298 Yes I agree. But when they decide to die between the floor boards of your home, then you only want to kill them off, using device that prevents that from happening again. AS the smell is AWFUL!!! And very hard to get rid of too.
I'm reading this and can't help but notice how people are so worried about the smell rather than the disgust of these things shitting on your food, running across your dishes and stinking up your house from there dirt.
Have you ever smelled a dead rodent?
I killed a rat with poison once. He crawled into my living room wall and died. By the time I removed him from his crypt, he was covered with live maggots. So, go ahead and poison all you want, and be sure and enjoy your breakfast...
I had to take my stove completely apart, because, after using poison, one crawled up into the insulation around the oven. Couldn't cook, couldn't eat, couldn't stand to be in the house. Gross!!
@@krishannam1346 I only use the snap traps that cost about $6.00 Canadian for two. They work like magic, and after the glue traps stopped working as the mice got too smart, and the poison which ended up causing the dead mouse unfindable and smelling literally for months, I turned to the snap traps and haven't looked back. My building has mice everywhere so I have to be diligent.
If I wasn't I would have them playing games in front of me. When I get the idea I have gotten rid of them, voila, they appear again, so now I always have traps baited with melted chocolate and I'm pretty safe.
@@krishannam1346 use the traps inside and the poison outside
I used baking soda and flour.
Whipped out the noise in the attic.
Put some in the bushes on disposable plates to wipe out the whole entirely Colony. Use self rising flour that has Yeast within the flour for a faster kill.
:) self rising flour doesn't contain yeast. It contains flour, baking powder, and salt. But, adding yeast to the flour sounds like a great idea!
@@yesiownfrodo Really? Geez I hope you aren't in Chef's school!! Let me help: Flour cannot RISE by itself! It needs the yeast. Self-rising flour is called that because you don't have to add yeast. It's already in there. Your comment made me chuckle at how stupidity and narcissism collide in the most beautiful ways sometimes. Perhaps your ego has somehow contacted some yeast and self-risen to stupid levels.
@@Yosetime You really need therapy. READ THE BAG idiot. You'll see the ingredients in self rising flour are just what I listed. There is no yeast. Self rising flour is used to make biscuits and it rises because of baking powder. If you don't believe me, check the flour company websites like Martha White, Pillsbury, Gold Medal, etc.
I heard some squeaky sound from my attic. I don't see any mouse inside my house. Should I place bates in the attic? Or I can place bates outside near by my back yard? I have no idea where they came into my attic Please, help me. Thanks.
The absolute best mouse trap I have ever had is a 5 gallon bucket with some bird seed or grain of some sort in the bottom with peanut butter spread about 3 inches down from the top. They will hang to try to get that peanut butter and just give up and fall down to the grain and you can do what you want with them. Kill them or transport them five mile down the road somewhere. You can put about 3 in of water in the bottom and they will drown that away. It works very effectively. I just put a piece of wood for them to climb up the piece of wood to get on top of the bucket. Been doing this for over a year now and have never had one successfully jump out of the bucket. It's got to be a 5 gallon because of three or four gallon they will jump out. Hands down the best that I've ever used.
Put antifreeze in bottom instead, when they fall in they drown an don’t stink
@@teresaarmstrong2976 What do you do with it after?
Going to try using this bucket method but with a slight modification. Going to be using the soda/flour recipe instead of grain. Just 'Set it and forget it' then empty the pail after a week.
This really worked. By the 3rd day the bastard was gone. Used a mixture of plaster of paris, powder sugar, and white flour.
Thankyou so much! I got rid of my attic rats in hours with flour, bicarb and a little cocopowder. I had the first good nights sleep in months without the scurrying and gnawing pests keeping me awake!
Cocoa powder. Good idea. I just use a tiny bit of sugar.
@Savetime Mann mine have been gone 7 yrs. I admit that I keep all food put away so the ants aren't tempted, (neither were the uncles), haha
Ok!! Great news rats were eating one plate or mixture a night!! Now one plate per month 😊I keep it filled for maintenance works great!! Funny thing idk where they go to die thankfully haven’t smelled any got my house back 😊won the war 👍👍
How's it going now? I just looked in my attic, had a shock, and put up a cornmeal/powdered sugar/baking soda mix on some plastic lids.
I have flour and I have baking soda. Yippee!
You Sir, are my hero. 😆🙆
I too used the baking soda with cocoa powder and a little sugar. After a couple of days, we didn't hear from Mr. rat again. So far, so good. Thanks for sharing!
How much of each product did you use ? Did you put the mixture in one place or in different places around the house ?
@@adriennedunston4906 at 3:02 in the video, he tells the amounts. About 5:33 he gives the ratio recipe again.
Worked perfectly.. I had two rats coming from both side neighbors It's unbelievable how quickly they disappeared!! Now I got a rat-free backyard! Thank you so much 🙏
What did you put the mixture in ?
Now if we could just get the politicians to eat some
Exactly
Here we are talking about rat control and you have to bring politics into the discussion!
Why??
Oh, wait, now I see the connection.
DemocRATS
@@anonymousposter4481
Yep!
Demonrats, all satanic
I love this folksy cure. I used cornmeal flour, also added a few mouse x pellets. I left out the traps too with peanut butter and a few parrot sunflower seeds.
The powder seems to have wiped them out.
One beast carried off a lid w powder left a little track mark trail, hippity hop.
ALL GONE!!!
Yeah
Thanks, I tried everything with no avail, till I tried your method. Worked like a charm.
Thank you so much for posting this!!!
I live next to corn field and the mice this year have been worse than ever this year!!
This works really well. I live in a rural farming area. every time they harvest, the mice try to take over. i can hear them in the walls and in the attic. i put some in the attic and under the house. a day later it got quiet and stayed that way. i used flour and pp. works better than anything I've ever tried. and it's cheap!
I’m actually fearful of going into my kitchen , only seen on pesty one lurking around, it’s tiny so I’m guessing siblings and family maybe hiding somewhere - I’m so grossed out by them I’m paralyzed when I see him. I need to do this !! Thank you
Me too
Did You Try It
@@keneshiaallah795 no but what I did try was a mix of baking soda and sugar - it killed both those tiny little critters so quickly- we are now free to roam our house lol. Cheaper than any other solution o found. The baking soda expands their stomach and they can’t burp so they die - yay !!!
@@LianaSeini Where did they die? In your house? They freak me out, too. Been living here 7 years and just went away for 2 months and came home to at least one mouse in the house. I want to try this, but I don't want to find a dead one in my house... or smell it. Please let me know how you handled the dead mice out of they went outside to die. Thank you!
@@TammyJean518 Tammy suck it up and just put this Bsoda out - they will not go outside to die conveniently, but you have to brave up and just do it. I loath those things and have a gag reflex to them but I was just desperate to get them out ! You can do it !
We came home and one was belly up on our living floor. The other I found belly up behind my couch . I just got a dust pan and scooped up and threw into rubbish bag and put outside for rubbish collection.
It’s gross but what’s more gross is that they are alive in your house. Do it before Christmas!!
Thanks to Mr. Herb for giving us this solution. I had a problem with a rat in my attic for the past 3 months or so and I was not able to get rid of it. On top of some sleepless nights as it made some noise in the unfinished attic but none of the methods I had tried did work. Going up to the attic and navigating through the joists of the attic space was a challenge in itself. But my mixture of equal parts of corn starch + baking soda + some sugar, finally did the trick to get rid of the rat. As mentioned, the rat crawled back the same way it entered and died outside the house within a day. It also helped me discover the route it was using and i am sealing it now to avoid follow-ups from other rats.
I have been using the baking soda and white vinegar on the bottom of a small container. Top the mixture of with peanut butter so they get the baking soda and white vinegar ingested to kill them quickly. I did add a little baking soda on top to diffuse the vinegar odor, and I sprinkled some chicken bouillon powder on top. Sometimes I use Epsom salt and cayenne pepper 🌶️ at the bottom and add the other ingredients. I have been more successful than just using the other ter
How did you find the hole the rat came in??
@@2GracefullyAnointed-Savvy1 The vinegar is totally unnecessary. Stomach acid does the same thing so it isn't needed.
@@citylights789 I'm with you on that one! I can't figure out where they are coming in.
@@citylights789 I'm answering this late for you, but I used wire wool and an expanding foam that has a disagreeable taste/smell for vermin. It's called "Mouse Shield" by Dap. Still too soon to see if it is effective, but it was advice given by my local hardware store who have alway given good advice. They advised to pack the suspected entry points with the wire wool and inject the foam above and below the wire wool with the straw provided.
I made the flour baking soda mix put into shallow container and hot glued the vessel to the floor. To determine if the rodents came to the site I will make a specific pattern in the mix, and view it daily to see if it changes. Thank you for an excellent video Herb!!
Motion cameras are helpful, too
I'm worried about the smell when they hide and die inside the house, how did you deal with thT
I live in a mobile home they got in and are getting trapped and are dying. The smell is so horrific. I may have to move out until they’re gone. My clothes that I kept in my drier smells like death. I can’t kill them like this. I have to trap them.
@@Billo1281 that is what I’m afraid of happening in my home! We have been using glue traps and battery operated zapper traps and they are totally useless, the glue traps just get moved around and they won’t go near the zapper ones even with food inside. I’ve been thinking about maybe getting a few big rat snakes and setting up heating pads up in the attic for them to sleep on then go hunting in the walls. Snakes are very clean and from my experience bond with humans well, I would just worry about them getting stuck somewhere or outside where someone would hurt them. I would imagine that rats would learn to avoid a home with predators in the attic with access to the walls.
I swear I’m at that point right now. This is a disaster and they have caused so much damage. I hear them in the walls, attic and I finally caught one on a motion camera.
I’m going to have to cut a hole into the attic and try and get them out of there, but like you said, they’re not taking the bait or anything. These things are smart.
Thanks I have gone through the old fashion traps, glue traps and cats. So now I am ready to try this.
I tried it with baking soda and flour equal parts of each it does work very well thank you sir
Put a pack of swiss miss milk chocolate mix in with the dry wall mix or baking soda they love it and you won't see them again!!! rats love chocolate more than peanut butter
Yes, they do! Thanks for the tip. Now it's just thinking about how to keep them from dying in an inaccessible spot & funkin' up my apartment.
yeah and if they don't like it get them a box of roses.
How much baking soda would I use with the swiss milk packet? Thanks!
@@1AMPassion
At this point, I would rather go through the stinky time if it meant they were gone! 😎
@@jackkerouac8439
Add the flour too. If they taste the baking soda, they won't eat it.. You don't want to dilute it too much with the chocolate, or they might not get enough of the active ingredient in their gut.. :/
I'm going to use the plaster of Paris and flour, then add a bit of chocolate. :)
Dead mice might smell but they won't play in your hair while you're sleeping.
got a skinhead but i can see where your coming from :-)
I probably shouldn't have read this right before bed. Thanks. Lol
good Lord! Now how am I supposed to go back to sleep?!
You're evil.
😂😂😂😂 they are so disrespectful 🤣🤣🤣
I used cement mixed in chicken food on the farm. Plus a pan of water. Worked very well without poison.
Did not want other animals eating poisoned rats and getting sick.
They don't get sick from eating the cement? I might try this cause my dogs keep hunting n eatin them
Hey I wanted to say thank you. Your video was very helpful and clearly presented. I had a rat in a space and wanted it gone. With baking soda and flour its been 2 weeks and there has been no signs of it.👍 Thank you
Thank you, sir! The best, fastest, most inexpensive, method. Amazingly, it required the least amount of effort, another driving to your nearest Walmart, and it's non-toxic and it was just $4.. It's been about a month. The urine stench and mousing droppings are gone. No mouse activity at all. Anyone dealing with this problem, watch his video. You'll be glad you did!
I love his sense of humor . Thank you for a simple way getting rid of these pest.
I saw this in a few different videos, but I used 'quick oats', just crushed rolled oats for making porridge, instead of flour, because I thought that would be more attractive, I also added some chocolate milk powder, flour is the last thing they'll eat in your kitchen cupboard, so I couldn't see that attracting them much. The first batch, I didn't use equal parts bi-carb to oats, I used about half as much. This sucked them in, they found the food, and got used to eating there. The second batch I used equal parts bi-carb and the other ingredients. There were 7 dead mice right next to the mixture over the next two days, and who knows how many further under the house out of reach. I didn't expect instant death, right next to the container, but that's what happened!
There are/were rats in the palm tree, so I put some at the base there. Like in this example, the containers disappeared three times, but what I put out a couple of days ago is untouched, so hopefully, no more rats left!
It definitely works for mice, that I can confirm, but I can't conclusively say it's killed the rats as I haven't seen a dead one, but I think it has.
Bi-carb is very salty, I use it when I get heartburn, so I think getting them used to it first was a good idea, I really couldn't see half flour and half bi-carb being that attractive, I thought the saltiness would put them off initially.
I think adding chocolate powder, or as some said, chicken noodle flavouring/chicken stock to attract them is a good idea.
You can save money and buy a 20 lb bag of Easy Sand 20 minute drywall compound. It's exactly the same ingredient as plaster of paris. Calcium sulfate. It hardens when water is added to it creating a hydration reaction. Like the bag says 20 minutes and it's hard as a rock. Do not add water to the mix. Let the rat's saliva and digestive juices start the chemical reaction. Any left over drywall compound you can fix some of your walls with. But that's an entirely different video
My MIL used cement powder and oatmeal and put it in the attic. Yes, she thought ahead about the smell. The mice & rats already have their source of water somewhere, probably outside. So she figured let them eat this then go out to drink. That way the critters don't die inside & stink! Worked for her for years.
Good idea 😇😇😇
You mean the poor rats couldn't poop out cement blocks ?
🥴🤣🤣🤣🤣👍
I heard cement works
I heard squeaky sound from my attic. Can I use flour and baking soda? They will not die inside my attic definitely? Please answer me. Thanks.
I have not had any problems with dead rats. I think they die and go to hell
Nope. The Bible says all animals go to Heaven. Only people go to hell.
Wonder Woman some animals come from hell Rats snakes bats pigeons humans
Animals are innocent. They're not capable of being bad.
Most house cats are of the Devil himself! They're just evil!
@@michelewalburn4376 are you ignorant or what, mothers eat there young, animals kill and rape each other, you must live in a bubble
Thank you for sharing every winter we have little mice running around here and we try to catch them in those little traps I'm definitely going to be trying the baking soda and flour so thank you for sharing have a great evening and God bless you and your family
I do still line up a glue trap border across my bedroom door entrance to atleast keep them out of my bedroom. I just step over the "border" and its a small price to pay to have 1 mouse-free room while waiting for them to be caught or poisoned elsewhere.
@@madashell7224
They are mice and rats invading your home and damaging your food and furnishings so then, what is cruel?
@@madashell7224 It was very entertaining to see my young tomcat "varmit" learn about glue traps.....i helped him unstick his paws...he gets mice, rats,ground squirrels, rabbits ect...
I will definitely give this a try! We (and the exterminators as well) have been fighting a battle against field mice in our house for two years straight. Every time we think we’ve finally won, they slowly turn back up again. Our whole neighbourhood is having issues, it’s insane. I’m at the point where I’ve tried darn near everything, so I will definitely give it a go.
Appreciate it, thank you! 👍
Need an update !!!
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Excellent Video!
I like this man too. He tells a great story. He’s funny. & to the point. A+. 5 stars.
Thanks.
love this idea. I have tried all sorts of things nothing works. you have given me hope. thanks
I got two in one trap the other night! Thanks for your help!
I've tried many ways but one thing on a regular snap trap that never failed me is a tootsie roll. Take a piece of tootsie roll and melt in a little in the microwave 15 seconds. Press it on the cup of the trap and it will harden to wear it can't come off. Set the trap. I've caught mice in my garage in five minutes or as soon as I shut the light off and go inside. Try it. It,s amazing. Mice love tootsie rolls. Since the tootsie roll is melted on the trap and can't come off, the mouse will play with it enough that the trap will snap. Beleive me ,It works.
Brilliant ideal!
We use the snap traps too, they are the best👍👍
After trying almost everything we have gone back to the old snap traps they work 99%of the time, I’m going to use the tootsie roll next time.
Good Idea 👍 I hope 🤞 works.
That's a great idea I have a nice problem I have been using peanut butter on traps and it works I have caught how many and stick pads but I think they are getting smart they are getting the peanut butter off the trap some how and it disappeared strange
Thank you Herb for sharing your adventure. I will start doing that and hopefully, i ' ll find peace.
More power. Stay safe.
Take care!
Thank you for your wisdom & how you have overcome the mouse/rat situation!!! Very kind and God Bless you, sir!
Thank you so ooo very much !! I will try this out for sure . Having wood rats living on my carport, side shed with lumber in it.
Thanks for the tips herbs. I’m in southern Alaska dealing with some super smart rats/mice!
Other videos suggest they go out looking for water and die outside of your home. I’m in Kodiak and get almost as much rain as you do in SE Alaska. Did you try this? Did you end up with dead rats in your walls, or did they die away from your home?
@@sproatd738 That's nice to know! 🙂👍
(I have had rats die inside my home before though, with using the regular "blue corn" rat bait. They stank like rancid bacon!! 😝)
Thank you ! I’m also burned out setting traps thanks again will Definitely give it a go
Works! Better to have dead mice in my attic than a colony urinating for months and months.
Thanks, Herb! Good to know. The gift that keeps on giving!
Thank you so much for posting this video. I'm going to try it this week. I'm a young woman. And this is disgusting to deal with. I heard them growling and squealing at me today. And I want them dead and gone.
growling hahahaha thats a new one.
Same, except I haven’t heard that. Just what I am sure is weird shifting.
I am trying this TODAY, and educating my roommates on how to not fuck this up. The last thing I need is dead mice on the walls. >_
I can imagine the other rats laughing at one showing up at a party with a glue board stuck to his side. Rookie...
or on its feet like big snow shoes 😁 lol.
Nooo rats more loyal than people.... They would do everything possible to help get of loose... I've seen it one mice pulling the other and got caught... Lol
Lol!
May try this. I was sitting at the breakfast table and in walked a little grey mousie. He paused a second as if to bid me good morning and walked determinedly toward my basement stairs.
Do it now . I used plaster
Omg, there is one cocky af mouse that does that in my apartment. So brash and no shame to boot.
@@glenpnoman8510 What did you use with the plaster? Flour or baking soda?
@@noomwa when you see a rodent that will hesitate that's a rat
One just did that to me this morning. I read that if you see one in daytime this bold it means there is a nest of them.
Farmers use cocoa powder mixed with any kind of inedible substance ~QuikCrete, plaster, ground up glass. . . As they have to protect the foodstores, they must use non-toxic inedibles.
@4:00; Peanut butter jar lid on a small piece of scrap plywood screwed together with a small drywall fastener. If THAT gets carried away "you're gonna need a bigger boat"!
lolol
Glue traps have holes for securing them with a screw or nail, but hot glue also works for all the lids.
Did I find dead one all. Over the. House,?
I did this mixing +/- 60% baking soda with 40% peanut butter. My rats some how were stealing and/or moving glue traps and pasted up all of the green block poison, this seems to working so far.
Thank you so much,! I think they go to school and learn how to trip the traps and get the cheese. All the other methods can get expensive and your suggestion is right in my kitchen!!
I use 1/3 flour or corn meal (they prefer), plus 1/3 powered sugar and 1/3 baking soda. Works well and doesn't bother the chickens
sharon corippo will try this, i think I see activity around cornmeal that was stored in a ziplock, you may be on to something!!
@Bobby Allen It is common to sprinkle a little borax in a chicken coop to keep mites off chickens
Hi. I know it has been a year since you posted about using the baking soda mixture for mice/rats. Just wondering if it's still working for you. Also, does it work quickly. As in do they die soon after ingesting the mixture?
@illawarrior hill it draws them to their doom..the baking soda swells their gut to death. The sugar is only an attractant.
@@305heat_ check for holes then I would vac seal it..label it..done.
Thank you for contributing your experience with us.
Thank you Herb I put this out last night and had lots of activity can’t wait to see how it works!
Did it work?!
Will be making a batch today I tried the expensive stuff at the store had to return it so I will try this simple recipe thank you so much
Thank you! I’m at war. They have to go.
Yes they have to go
Agreed. I at war too. they MUST die.... or go away and stay away.
Me too. These f’in rodents..
2redbird1 any luck?
Did it work well???
Thanks buddy, I am gonna try it right away!!
Mixing em one for one and they are done!!
This video just plain makes sense! We’re gonna have a go at this. As usual the mice are heading to warmth, OUR HOUSE! They especially like our drawer of kitchen towels which all have holes remaining from days of gathering bedding.
This mixture sounds great, However if you want a poison packet that’s easy to use and highly highly effective, buy Talon G. It is amazing stuff and once it has killed a rat or mouse, (in my garage) the animals do not come back, somehow they know, but I have packets out anyway.
Were can I buy Talon G?
@@janetpattison8474 k
You did a nice job of producing this video. Thanks
After I lost my first Tomcat #2 rat trap I began to attach them to a heavier board. Effective way to keep the traps from being carried away.
Now I'm going to try the flour & plaster of paris bait . . .
Can we sprinkle this rat remedy over Southern California, Portland, Seattle and Washington DC where most of the rats live?
Could we maybe have one conversation that's politics-free? Just one???
tipperary links Those place have rat problems. Look it up.
This recipe doesn’t work on evil vile Liberals, they just get clogged up and keep spewing their lies. Just look at Hillary, just won’t go away!
FUN. E....when do we start?
@Clayton Mileto a little psychotically brain washed there aren't you. Do you honestly think anyone in power are looking out for your best interests?
It's just a game for them.
Im doing this tomorrow. Will update next week. Thank you for posting!
Great video going to try this . I’ve spent 2.5k to uk pest control with no luck. Going to try ! Wish us luck . 🙏
If that’s his excited face - I don’t want to play poker with this guy 😂😂😂😂
i thought the same thing!! im so excited
🤣🤣😐
At least he took the time to help out others..What is your excited face doing for others?
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@@funkysouldancer1 the argument could be made that he wasted too much time to say 3 words
Very helpful! Thank you!
Thank you so much for sharing! I’m going to try it tonight.
Yay!!!!!! Got rid of one that was driving me insane! This video was a success in less than one week! Thank you so much for posting 🙌🙌🙌🙌I haven’t seen one since. I put this in several places and it finally died.
Did it smell?
@@creedx-dh3xq no
Never will I buy a mouse trap again, your method is great, all tougher today. 3......thanks👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
sharon mcmann-morelli which one you use?
Thanks for an interesting idea.
People who complain about rodent-killing videos either have never experienced rodent issues, or have some form of mental illness that impairs logic-based cognition.
Their called humanitarians lol not trying to get all political here but these people have a liberal mind set and think it's inhumane to the poor rat to kill it , or poison the poor thing.. only here's the kicker, they dont seem to worrie or think about the disease these filthy things carry that makes ur kids, or family sick.. human life is low on their list unless that life is on death row for murder.. these idiots are nothing short of stupid..they want u to catch these nasty turd dropping rodents an then take them out in the fields an let them loose.. that way they can make their way back to ur home an u can continue this dumbass marry go round waist of time process all over again.. dont try to understand their stupid ways of thinking. just protect urself an family cause their wellbeing outweighs liberal retarded ways of thinking..kill the rats.
It's called compassion and empathy. I can feel the pain thet they may suffer. But you are right. The cost of letting the rodents live is too high. So I eat my emotions and do what's needed. Am I weak in your eyes? I don't care. I do what is needed. Does not mean I have to stop loving.
@@therasheck Are you posting this while eating a steak sandwich?
funkysouldancer1
There Vermin and need eradicated
get over it
I read this and laughed so much,,, is so true there compassion for human life is way down the list.
Blinded ignorance!
Vermin is Vermin and I absolutely hate them...
Thank you so much for posting it really was best post
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Great advice! Thank you 👍
Searched in internet and couldn't find anything really helpful. Couple days later UA-cam comes through with the perfect suggestion 😄
I'll have to try this. We just bought a house and we have had mice here before we moved in, haven't seen any live ones or evidence of recent ones, but now that the weather is changing, I'm sure we'll see some soon. Better get started!
Great contribution! Thanks.
The problem with poisons, the mice might die inside your walls or ceilings and then begin to stink.
so, they die, also what you are saying is not 100% true, any dying animal would rather dye outside! Dud!
If it's thirsty it will go outside to search for water, maybe
@@notme8099 No, you are wrong. They go back to their nest and die. If that nest happens to be in your walls.............
@@democratictotalitariansoci1462 It will not die immediately. They can still get back to their nest in your wall.
@@JayP-kd5rc you're right, most probably they will. that's why traps and glue are must.
I will try this, it makes sense. Still wondering where the lids ended up!.
Once had my last mango on my small tree disappear overnight.
Thanks for posting this video and best wishes.
I'd use anything my 3rd ex-wife made for supper. That would kill anything.
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Percy Hawkins oh god! 😂😂😂🤣
I pray she never see’s this!!!🤣
Percy Hawkins Lol
3rd? Sounds like you’re the problem lol
A farmer friend of mine said he uses Coca Cola mixed with fly powder that would normally be put on livestock. It not only kills mice, rats and other rodents, but it works well enough to get rid of raccoons and skunks. I won’t use the fly powder and Coke method as I don’t want to harm someone’s pet. The method shared in this video sounds like a good idea. Thanks for sharing.
Jim Wright I was thinking about Pets the entire time!!!! I’m afraid someone’s dog or cat might find these things appealing.
What is fly powder? I've never heard of it.
best most easy way I have ever heard of. and I will do it. Thank you
Thanks Herb. Going to try this. I think that's what I have in my attic of my cape cod half story. I'll try that this weekend. Will keep you posted!
Can you let me know if you tried this method thank you
I'm going to try this. Thank you for sharing.
I am going to try this! We have had a horrible rat problem because of feeding our chickens. Between our old cat and me, we have killed over 70 rats so far, but they keep on multiplying so fast that we can't keep up with getting rid of them! I hope this works! Thanks for the video!
Did it work?
If he got any more excited he might even crack a smile
I think he could hardly contain himself, It was totally out of his comfort-zone.
In fact, I could feel the energy dripping through the screen.
I was very glad my children wasn't here to see this outburst, a warning label of the intensity could have warned folks!
Lol
dude needs to simmer down before he strokes out!
@@joeschmo9261 He's intense, can't wait to see the vid when Santa brings him presents.
What the hell are you people talking about??? He's just some old monotonous fart MUNDANELY describing a really nasty way to kill a mammal. I'd like to let a couple of quarts of "plaster of paradise" set up in his lower GI & see how many days it takes for him to die.
Thank you so much !!! This time of year the mice find a way into our old farm house. Last year I wasn't aware until they caused a lot f damage. Your solutions are brilliant.
Thank you for sharing
My good man, i tried your method early October right when the weather in Az started to cool. I had an instant mice infestation that was stinking up my kitchen and destroying all foods that were not in a jar. I ended up using all of these ingredients: Durham’s water putty (comes in a powder and cheaper than POP), baking soda, sugar and cornmeal. I mixed all of these ingredients equally and placed them in tiny lids and hid them around the kitchen. The mice went crazy for the snack it’s been 3wks and I haven’t seen a mouse. After the dust settled I took time to deep clean my kitchen and cover any visible entry access to the house as well as laying snap-traps and sprayed rodent stopper (from ace hardware). Before this method I was catching 5 mice a week and now I can rest easy. Thank you.
I didnt know they wouod be interested in just eatting flour? I have a major issue and trying to get it under control. I'll try this
Might try this
@@snipitwithtriplets2815 How did it work?
Thanks buddy. I am going to whoop up a batch right now. I have some plaster of paradise that I was saving for my first Sasquatch track but I'll just go ahead and use it this.
Thanks for the grin! Those buggers have brought out the twisted humor of another! Be well. Another day in pair-0-dice!
Use the mice to lure the sasquatch into leaving a footprint.
interesting idea and I'm sure it works I've seen the same thing done with cornmeal and baking soda, the only problem with poisoning a mouse or feeding them something that will kill them is they go home to the nest to die that home might be in a wall or if it's a garage could be inside your car somewhere and you normally can't find them you can smell them but you can't find them.
I know a lot of people don't like them but glue boards and snap traps work better that way you catch the mouse and you get rid of him.
We have had a few nights being awaken of the sound of rodants in the walls. Found dog food under the fridge and stove AND OUR breads were being eaten. So We moved all furniture away from the walls. And closed holes we found. With steel wool and metal patches. Then while I cleaned indoors and watched this video my husband bound up all the wholes outdoors.
We used this method outside the home and under it. 4 days no noise. Baking soda flour and hot coco powder. Works
@Notsure R we mix 1 cup flour 1 cup baking soda, half a pack coco powder. Divided into 3 empty dog food containers. Set one in the shed attached to the house. 2nd under the enrty stairs out doors. And 3rs under rhe house . After 1 day bait was eaten.
After 3 says the bait was gona and so was the sound. Give it a try. BLESSINGS
@Notsure R its been 6 weeks this past Saturday. For Four week we made new mix and set each in a different location. By the 5th week nothing was touched. This week # 6 a few small paw prints like mouse size. No rats. And once again we just changed the location we set the mix each week. No new holes. No scartching in the walls that resolved three days after the first mix. And the neighbors haven't had any activity....
Thank you! I am definitely going to try this!
I tried both flour with plaster of Paris and also with the baking soda, well Sunday morning I found a dead mouse yay, thanks, I think it’s working,
😮 thats wild
Which one worked?
Thank you! I thought I’ve tried everything! Excited to try this!
Hi I wanted to get back here and say thank you for this video
I Had a mouse he was here so long I named him mighty I was considering adopting him then I watched your video
It took about a week I used a old cereal bowl and I think at first he was bathing in it lol
This works but patience is key
HAHAHAHA. He was in 'Paradise' with using the 'Plaster of Paradise!' 🤣
Thank you so much, I'm going to try this.
Thanks . Will try it . Its likely way faster than my live trap cage that is outside. I am getting 1-2 a week
Can't wait to try this. Like you said they got wise to the traps and poisons. Thanks
That's Man, I like that you experience your experiment. Well done.