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If you’re dealing with a roach problem as well, a mixture of water and liquid detergent can be highly effective. Combine four tablespoons of liquid detergent with four cups of water and spray the solution in areas where roaches hide. This method works particularly well against German roaches and crickets.
Neem, a medicinal plant, can interrupt the life cycle of cockroaches by reducing their rate of reproduction and the number of fertile eggs. Crush a handful of neem leaves to make a paste, then mix it with four cups of water. Pour the mixture into a spray bottle and apply it in corners, cracks, and damp areas where cockroaches tend to gather.
Believe it or not, cheap wine can be used to knock out cockroaches in just 24 hours. Pour the wine into a spray bottle and apply it to areas where you have seen cockroaches. Within a day, you’ll see the results.
Rats can’t stand the pungent smell of garlic. Crush some garlic and let it sit in a water bottle for a few hours. Then, spray the corners of your house with the garlic-infused water. The rats will quickly flee from the strong scent.
Used teabags can be a helpful tool in repelling rats, spiders, and other insects. These pests can’t stand the smell of tea, so simply place the teabags in areas where you want to keep them away. If you’re dealing with frequent visits from these unwanted guests, this simple trick can make a big difference.
With these effective and natural methods, you can bid farewell to rats and other pests in and around your home. Remember, there’s no need to resort to harmful chemicals when natural solutions can get the job done.
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