If You Get This Plant at Home, You’ll Never See Mice, Spiders, or Ants Again
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- How to Get Rid of Mice, Spiders, and Ants. How to keep pests out without hurting yourself with chemical repellents? According to the Canadian Center of Occupational Health and Safety, the chemicals in pest repellants may cause headache, diarrhea, mental confusion, weakness, loss of reflexes, unconsciousness, and even death.
How about we go “au naturel” and try out some pest repellents that you can find right in your kitchen cabinet or garden? Try eucalyptus essential oil to keep spiders away, peppermint oil to wipe away ant trails, marigold to repel all kinds of pests like mosquitoes and flies, and aluminium foil or original scented dryer sheets to keep mice out.
TIMESTAMPS
How to use peppermint oil 1:03
How to use basil 1:36
How to use lavender 2:13
How to use catnip 2:40
How to use rosemary 3:06
How to use eucalyptus essential oil 3:34
How to use baking soda 4:02
How to use marigold 4:37
How to use dryer sheets 5:01
How to use peanut butter 5:34
How to use aluminum foil 6:11
How to use ultrasonic repellent 6:28
How to use borax 7:21
How to use steel wool or copper mesh 7:50
How to use cayenne pepper 8:19
How to use neem 8:51
How to use lemon thyme 9:47
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SUMMARY
-Add some peppermint oil to your cleaning solution and mop your floor with it to wipe away ant trails.
-Lemon basil and cinnamon basil can effectively repel the Anopheles gambiae complex, a group of mosquito species known to carry malaria.
-Lavender scent can protect your home, pets, and other plants from being infested by bugs.
-According to research, nepetalactone, the essential oil in catnip that your kitty loves so much, acts as an irritant against these common household pests.
-Rosemary is commonly used in cooking and has medicinal properties. It also attracts butterflies but deters flies and mosquitoes.
-Apply a few drops of eucalyptus essential oil to some cotton balls and put them in areas where you often find spiders.
-Mix baking soda with sugar, and place a bowl of water near it. This lethal trio creates a chemical reaction inside the roaches’ stomach, which, let’s just say, won’t end well for the little buggers.
-Marigold contains pyrethrum, a compound that’s commonly found in commercial bug sprays.
-Put original scented dryer sheets in these places to keep mice out.
-Protect yourself and your family by setting traps with peanut butter for mice and rats.
-Mouse-proof your house by placing sheets of aluminum foil in their hideouts.
-Try ultrasonic repellents if you’re willing to spend the money. These things emit high-frequency sounds that are only sensitive to a mouse’s ears.
-Borax is used as a cleansing agent and in glass-making. It can also kill ants, roaches, termites, spiders, and even mold.
-Use steel wool or copper mesh to mouse-proof your house and seal the deal with caulking.
-If you need to keep wild animals out of your garden, cayenne pepper is a perfectly safe way to keep them at bay. Sprinkle it on the topsoil to keep rabbits and squirrels from munching on your fresh veggies.
-Burning neem leaves gives about 76% mosquito protection for up to two hours. You can also heat the leaves up for 25% protection.
-Another plant that’s proven to fend off mosquitoes is lemon thyme. Smash it and apply it to your skin after running a test on a small area.
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Do you have spiders or ants at home? What's the best way to get rid of them?
my house is full of spiders, any tip?
My mom
Mixes baking soda and cinnamon for ants
okay, would be helpfull when ill get ants, but i need something for spiders
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For ants, get a box of boric acid and put some where the ant have to walk through it. When they get back to their nest, they will contaminate the nest. It takes a few days.
I spray lavender and peppermint oil and that's what got rid of mice and bedbugs! It works but you have to keep it going! For fruit flys apple cider vinegar in a shallow bowl or lid with Dawn original just a couple drops!
Been using LAVENDER & PEPPERMINT OIL for years! 😇😇😇 They truly WORK! 😀
I put sprigs of lavendqr in my car. They chewed on it.
@@stormyweather8798 bruh it wont work in your car.
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When we moved into our house 40 years ago it was over run with mice..we caught 23 mice in the first couple days.. after dark my husband walked around the perimeter of the outside of the house while I was in the basement with a flashlight..I shined it along the place between the house and the concrete wall of the basement..my husband could see the light where there were openings between the foundation and house and stuffed steel wool in the holes..we've never had another mouse..they won't chew through steel wool..we also sprayed foam sealer along the barrier if the entire basement to keep insects out
This also keeps out squirrels
Steel wool saved my apartment from a rat that routinely entered in under the small gap under the front door. Then I got a sweeper installed on both sides of the door.
We live in Iowa, where the number 1 crop is corn! We put several traps in the garage to keep them out of the house. Instead of peanut butter, my husband hot glues a peanut to each trap works REALLY good. Saves on peanut butter!
Iowa Pupp Good one
Hey, that’s quite a good idea. I’ve never heard that one before. Makes good sense- it would be hard for them to come off easily. Definitely will try this. I live way out in the county so field mice are a problem- even w/ my cat. And Orkin can get expensive.
never thought of using glue - gonna try it, thanks!
I did that too! No poison and the carcasses we dumped in yard were taken care of by wild birds and animals!
Def..gonna try this!
TIMESTAMPS
How to use peppermint oil 1:03
How to use basil 1:36
How to use lavender 2:13
How to use catnip 2:40
How to use rosemary 3:06
How to use eucalyptus essential oil 3:34
How to use baking soda 4:02
How to use marigold 4:37
How to use dryer sheets 5:01
How to use peanut butter 5:34
How to use aluminum foil 6:11
How to use ultrasonic repellent 6:28
How to use borax 7:21
How to use steel wool or copper mesh 7:50
How to use cayenne pepper 8:19
How to use neem 8:51
How to use lemon thyme 9:47
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Why this video isn't about the plants that get rid of those things but ultrasonic sh*t and some borax...?!
Lemongrass, cajuput , citronella for mosquito.
Pepper (black or white) doesn’t matter, for mice repellent
so which one wards off all pests? im on a budget
It seems that no one had mentioned this and I’m really surprised. Not many of these plants mentioned will do anything as just a plant. The volatile oils and terpenes need to be removed from the plant, often distilled and then put in the areas of possible entry to your home etc.
and even as oils they are ineffective
No... Grow mint outside in your flower beds and hanging baskets. It does work. I don't have mosquito issues. Mint is perinial plant and it will come back every spring.
yeah I was looking for that plant and come to find out it is the essence oil deal....grrr
Bay leaves as well is the cousin Myrtle leaves will do the same. Myrtle leaf is great to keep flees away from pets. Just the dried leaves in their bed will do wonders. But they need replacing often. Do not underestimate the dried plants.
@@funnythat9956 I can verify that peppermint oil does repel mice and rats. However, you have to use pretty high concentrations of it and as such it's not indoor safe. Better to make or buy peppermint oil and use a jar with holes drilled into it and a sponge inside to put the oil on. It lasts a while that way and has a chance to actually work. I tried this with several jars around my front porch and it did work, until it dried out.
Lavender works for keeping mosquitoes at bay . My grandbaby girl and I use a lot of lavender baby lotion when we are going outside and we don't get bit by the little buggers anymore. A friend told me about it after she went to purchase some lavender oil and could not find anywhere that was not sold out . Someone at the pharmacy in our county told her to try the lotion and she did. It worked great for her so she told me and I swear by it and so does the baby girl .
I am a mosquito magnet. I will definitely try this. Two years ago I used a lawn service for a couple of years that sprayed for mosquitoes. I sat out one night on the deck and saw there were lighting bugs all around on our neighbors' lawn ... but not ours. So sorry for that ecological mistake. We nixed the lawn service immediately.
How did you apply or use the lavender oil? Please I live in a wet area where water runs down through my yard it always stays wet up here
I have some of that..... going to start using it. Thanks!
There are many useful bugs that sadly go the way of the lightning bugs, not to mention hummingbirds, etc that feed on the contaminated ones.
Crushed leaves of the Beautyberry plant also work as an insect repellent.
It’s a mint plant. I have them growing around my house and inside, it doesn’t get rid of spiders, mice or ants.
Was about to try it :(
It is true. I have had mint plant in my garden but suddenly This year I got ants in my garden..
I just bought about 20!
@@jlewis9043 Marigold flowers has a scent that bugs run from
J Lewis it didn't work
I put dryer sheets in those places. The mice thanked me for the nesting material. Also debunked.
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😵😲 Lots of that stuff doesn't work. I just catch them in a jar and then take them down the street to a vacant lot and leave them.
Sounds about right. I just adopted a feral car. She even catches roof rats. Now, if I could just find something to eat the termites.
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Same thing with mosquitoes, dryer sheets do not work.
I have sun spiders living in my mint plants. I guess they didn't get the memo on hating mint.
I got all of the plants in this vid, and all the bugs there didnt get the memo
I got a family of mice hanging around my mint patch.
Really?
I used mint oil in my pantry and it evicted the mice that were eating my rice!
Hahaha! Precisely. That said I used peppermint oil to rid my lovely rose bushes of aphids, it worked a treat. 🌱😊
Yes I have them on my mint
Yes, I used neem leaves n it works. Tq!
The very best mosquito repellent I've found is garlic oil. I've taken two capsules twice a day for years, haven't been bitten once since I started doing so, and have actually watched the little vampire ladies touch down on my legs, then lift off again without attempting to bite. And I live in Texas, where the mosquitoes are big and feisty!
Is it because you smell like garlic? No offense. Just curious.
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I use peppermint oil and eucalyptus oil in a defuser and the ants stay away. It was the only thing that worked where I live. It helps with sinus congestion also. It's a win win!
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Great information! I have found that after trying many different natural options, diatomaceous earth keeps ants away. I put it between the carpet and baseboards. I have not had 1 ant since. 😁
My daughter has those and she has never had a problem! She lives on a farm!!
Good information, have tried one more, add neem oil to some camphor and pour into earthen small lamp pots and insert a wick light them up. This wards of mosquitoes!
I have a citronella plant on my patio. You can pick the leaves, then roll in your hands to release the scent and rub on your skin to repel the mosquitoes..works great!
The mint worked on an ant nest in one of my gardens plots. The nest was evacuated within 24 hours. I also found that the electronic sound boxes only stop the mice/rats from nesting nearby, it doesn't stop them from entering your property looking for food. The best way to rid the property of rodents is to remove all food stuffs such as bird seed, dog food left outside, compost boxes and put garbage in a sealed metal container not plastic. I live near a port city and rats are just part of the deal! Love my neighborhood cats ! 😁
With some experimentation, I have found that you have to use essential oils and not the plants. I use peppermint oil, lemon oil, lavender oil and tea tree oil mixed with water. I spray it around my doors, my patio, my outside storage and myself and it seems quite effective at keeping out spiders, ants, roaches and mosquitoes. Just be really careful about dogs not getting into it or locking it off because it can be toxic….mainly the lemon oil, I think. I don’t have any mice, so I can’t help you there.
You are so right the OIls Organic Essential oils works really well. Used organic Food grade Peppermint essential oil with a little distilled water mixed together in a spray bottle sprayed on roaches works soooo much faster and better than roach spray. I wasn't sure it was going to work but it does.
Tea tre is toxic to dogs.
@@karinmoore4432 I’m not sure about that because it is in the itch spray that I bought for my dog and is made by a reputable company.
Ill try it out i get fire ants here.
Il
I use in a spray bottle: warm water, dish soap and peppermint oil. It works!! Mainly for spiders our yard is surrounded by trees and bushes so they get in somehow.
We are never more than six feet away from spiders at any given time. Maybe up in outer space...
I am saving this video since I have problems with spiders, ants, and mosquitoes and don't want them on my property and in my home. I also have to tell my family and friends about these products so they can also use them.
Excellent presentation. Thanks for sharing!
number 9, dryer sheets, yet another great plant to have in the home.
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Lol it's BS anyway I had a mouse problem under the kitchen sink. It took the dryer sheets chewed the dry permit leaves and made a bed. Not even peppermint oil worked. Lol
@@rubymoreno77 Did you use the steel wool? That is what will keep the mice away b/c they can't chew it.
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Dryer sheets …… what a great plant 🪴🤔🤪
Thank you for all of this handy natural info! I have used Cinnamon to get rid of ants in my home. At the entry point and along the trail. I also used it in and around my outside trashcans to keep them away.
your video is good sir,your efforts and spending time on making video is appreciable. thanx a lot.
I've used peppermint oil mixed with dish soap and a little water to dilute it into a sprayer and I haven't had ands for 3 weeks now. I get occasional stray ants and spray them on the spot.
I've tried the eucalyptus and peppermint and it's like magic. 😀👍🏾
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If #6 actually worked the spiders would just move to another location in your house. Best way to get rid of pests is finding the holes they can enter and seal them up.
True, I went crazy with caulking the first year because no one caulked the floor molding... ants were just coming in from everywhere. Once I caulked, no more ants
Are you kidding? My house is so old it probably kookie like swiss cheese under the siding and floors.
Il like your ideas give us more .this is brelent thanks again.
Great sharing host your very impormative see you around, 🙏
We have horrible wasp problems every summer. I find using dryer sheets in the back of my mailbox and in ornamental garden items really keeps them away. Works here...Worth a try.
How does it repell them?
I have hummingbird feeders and they can never feed because of wasp taking over the feeders I'll try that.. Thanks
@@mariarodrguez4731 Be sure to use ONLY PLAIN SUGAR (no honey, no brown or powdered sugar, etc.) mixed with plain water and no red food coloring in your hummingbird feeders and replace the water every week. This is VERY IMPORTANT according to an extensive research done by a group of experts.
@@mariarodrguez4731 One year I had the same problem. You can get wasp traps that, basically work like hummingbird feeders. They are a golden yellow color (which they are more attracted to and hummingbird are not). You use the same sugar to water ratio as for the hummingbirds. The difference is that the wasps get into the feeders and can’t get out. I have two and hang them in the same areas as my Hummer feeders. You will be amazed at how many wasps will end up in there. Empty it every other day or so. The hummingbirds won’t be affected by the wasps anymore.
I had lits of wasps in my attic every year for twenty years. Since April 2022 I used lavender oil in water and sprayed it near the window in the attic where the wasps normally come in. No wasps in the attic for the last two years! I refresh the lavender scent near the window once per month. I hope it will work for the years to come.
Another observation: I burned a bay leaf in a room with a large wasp that was coming in the room during winter. The smoke killed the insect nearly instantly.
Coffee grinds can be also used to keep ants out of your home. Sprinkle this around perimeter and no unwanted ants.
Really? Cause ants in my apartment will take the coffee grounds 😭
@@morningmorgan6341 Maybe they want to drive other ants away from THEIR home?
@@morningmorgan6341 I mean even the ants need that Morning cup of Joe
I'm sure other dried foods would work, but in the Southern US, people put out little dishes of uncooked grits for the ants. The ants eat the dried grits, then when they drink water, the grits expand and the ants explode. Southerners try to assure me that grits are non-toxic if used according to directions. 😏
@@morningmorgan6341 They could be moving it away, no joke.
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I have spread regular black pepper around my vegetable and flower garden to keep rabbits, squirrels, and deers from eating the plants and flowers and it really works! The only inconvenience is that you have to repeat the process at least twice weekly or more during rainy days to keep the black pepper strength going.
Cayenne pepper works better
Thanks for the info I like my new natural anti pest plants 🌱
I already own basil. I love basil, it’s awesome!!!!
I use layers of Eucalyptis oil, camphor & Citronella oil on my skin when I'm outside in the evening and mosquitos do not bother me.
Im allergic to all those but glad they work for you!
Avon SSS REPELLS THEM❗️
@@ratcann3018 I've heard of Avon having something that works. What does SSS stand for?
@@jennymontague851 skin so soft.
@@jennymontague851 Skin So Soft smells great n mosquitos dont like it n it's not toxic
Excellent !! The best ever. Keeping this one. Bravo. And thank you so very much.
I want to live with that lavender garden. That is so beautiful! I would be calm, chill and nothing would bother me. Sip some tea from the garden....
That's my dream!
J Lewis I had a lavender garden, it was lovely but it had to be controlled as it soon over took my whole front yard.
@@maureen8984 sounds great!! No more mowing!!! Lol I'm too old to mow anyway!
J Lewis ok
Lavender draw bees
I LOVE and NEED this video. This is one of my favorite channels on YT. Thanks guys for the useful information!
Deanna Dove haven’t you read the comments,these things don’t work
brilliant ideas, i tried it and it works! This video really help a lot!
I've used cayenne pepper, baking soda and salt also Dutch cleanser/borax works great.
Peppermint extract or Tea takes the place of the peppermint oil. You just add the extract to water in a spray bottle or brew some peppermint tea let it cool then pour into spray bottle. The only con is if you spray it outside, when it rains you need to reapply it. You could tear open some tea bags and sprinkle the loose tea and wet it & that lasts thru a couple rains.
You forgot diatomaceous earth. I use this and it works! Sprinkle it thickly on mattresses, rugs and any surface that is infested. The only problem is that it must remain 'in situ'. Not a problem on hidden areas but can be unsightly.
Fun fact: peppermint scares away spiders ( I learned that yesterday when there was one right above me...)
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Some good stuff here, nice to use natural methods where necessary. You got to remember that one application is not enough, you must be vigilant in your quest. I personally like some spiders in my home, when they get too much or are spotted by non arachnid lovers, I pick them up (try to get the male and female) and place them on my patio plants outside. They continue to do their thing with the visiting bugs. As for rodents, prevention is better than cure. Closely examine under eves and around pipes and ensure ALL holes are filled or stuffed with steel wool. Keep food well wrapped and sealed and check pantries regularly for incursions. I cleared all the mice using peanut butter in traps (I didn't like killing them, but it was freaking out everyone else). If they have no food or water source they cannot stay inside. As with spiders, ants do no harm so don't go crazy. If they are in my home, I just vacuum them up, simple.
here in SE/gulf of Texas they laugh at you & say "nice try" while they morph into a hybrid species that specifically flies into your hair when you walk out the front door & then they laugh at you some more
Now I really wanna get this stuff for my house when I grow up
I got plenty of lavender, rosemary, and basil, doesn't do that much honestly
Rosemary needs to be freshly crushed or made into a spray
I agree with you. I have rosemary plants (which I like to add to my dishes) in my greenhouse but still have a lot of mosquitos.
If you have mosquitoes, they most likely grew in your yard, or an adjoining one. Check regularly for anything that holds standing water. If there is none, look around your neighbors' yards, and you can usually find the source.
If they grow in water you can't drain, there is a virus that only attacks mosquito larvae. Drop a pill of it in the water every few weeks.
If you can encourage bats, or are lucky enough to be near running water -- where dragonflies spend their "nymph" days, then emerge as super mosquito fighter jets -- these are among the safest mosquito controls ever designed.
Gab3 - They may not be the solution to your bug issues, but all three of those can be a solution to a lot of personal ones. All three have therapeutic value, for physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual bodies.
If you should ever feel unbalanced, just crushing a leaf of any of these and inhaling the aroma may prove useful.
In the aromatherapy classes I took, no matter how many choices of oils you may have to chose from, the standard was: "When in doubt, use Lavender." It is calming and has a range of medicinal benefits. It is one of the many things I like about Seattle: Lavender everywhere!!
Rosemary may be calming and uplifting at the same time, and has a range of benefits.
Basil is one of the two most uplifting herbs I've ever encountered. I get a similar effect from crushing a basil leaf and inhaling the vapor as some cats get from catnip.
All this to say, you have some nice herbs, there, bro.
I like diatomaceous earth and ortho boric acid ("Roach-proof") for baseline control of insects in the home and garden. Regular borax and also baking soda can work well in some places. There are non-toxic bug traps and sticky strips. When all else fails, insect baits are my final insult to 6- and -legged creatures.
@@TampaDave we don't have standing water, the neighbors do though. Lots of people around here with water features that they don't maintain. Plus, it's oregon, lol.
I can testify for pepper. mice kept eating my AC condenser wires and I had to call the AC repair to retire the damage. Finally I sprinkled hot chili pepper powder around the inside and the outside of=f the compressor outside and no problems that year. So I do it once every winter and haven’t had a problem. Also I use it around planting’s, recycling containers kept outside and that kept mice away too. Cheap and excellent and safe.
Sorry i kept eating your AC condenser wires...i've finally got myself a nice apartment and stopped eating cheese. Sincerely, -The mouse that ate your condenser wires
I use powdered garlic to get rid of cats shitting in my yard, works till the next rain fall though :(
Thank I will try the garlic and pepper because I don't care for cat and I know they will take care of the rats,my neighbors are not very clean si its a weekly battle with me.
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Had an outdoor cat that looked like he had is own cloud around him. Mosquitoes had bitten his ears and forehead so much he was loosing his fur. I didn't want to put anything on him like a spray or collar because he was an outside kitty and not really all that comfortable around anyone. I finally brewed up a VERY strong peppermint tea ( I think I used about 3 bags for the cup). I let it cool, then took it outside, got hold of him, and doused him with it until he was soaking wet. He took off like a shot and I didn't see him for a few days. I was concerned because I'd read that you shouldn't use peppermint oil on cats because it was toxic to some cats.
I kept watching for him and he showed up several days later, without his cloud! He still looked a mess, but without all of the new bites, he was getting better!
His fur grew back in and he became so loving, I brought him inside and I think he had a pretty nice life.
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So there's this man that comes into my work place, he is cute but dont care for other humans veary much, I am going to give it a try. Thank you.
What a wonderful story with a happy ending! ❤️
You are very lucky that cats are not harmed by peppermint and the kitty is very lucky that you cared enough to try anything that might help. So happy for you both! Sounds like you have a spectacular bond. Love, peace and healing! 🦋
Walba Threadkiller - please keep your cats indoors, it's the humane thing to do.
I tried citronella oil. Effective on mosquitoes👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
This is awesome !! Thé best (meaning : detailed, clear) video of all !! Thank you very much, sir. GBU in JC'S Almighty Name.
This is why I have herbs planted all over my yard. Plus every time you brush against them it smells amazing!
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Lovely, thank you 🙏
"You dont want to drive them outside because they have no place else to go do you?"
Actually I do want to drive them outside and dont care if they have no place else to go. But the owl that hangs out by my house will give them someplace to go, owl dinner plate
😂😂😂 you are funny. Who gives a flying if they don't have anywhere to go!! Just get out of MY house. 😂😂😂 I love it!
Amen!
The spiders will be like oh so you dont like me i wont get rid of pests for you then
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Love those who-birds!
I've used a fresh dryer sheet in my pocket and/or attach one to my shirt when I'm sitting outside or working in the yard late. This absolutely works to keep the mosquitos away when I don't need/use Yard guard. I'm going to try the lavender oil...(I use lavender in a burner with peppermint oil to help me sleep when I have a migraine). Thanks for this video :-)
@Krystal Henry Yes... I met someone that used and told me about the dryer sheets method. It does work. My experiment with the lavender oil was successful but I prefer the dryer sheets for working outdoors .
Well it attracts mosquitoes to me
how to make the lavender burner with peppermint oil ? does this help with bed bugs
Vick's vapo rub works as a great insect repellent :)
@@RedRoseSeptember22 really??I have to try that and love Vicks and reminds me of childhood
I have this plant outside I will bring them inside. Thanks for this video
😍Thank You For The Info... On Pests Natural Control
Love the organic solutions. I grow many of those plants / herbs
Where can I find them please
How do you make oil from the mint leaves?
I just had to share this video. Lots of great natural insecticides, and I have 4 grandkids to keep safe. 👍
Thank you. Great video. Very I formative sharing it and will try many of these methods. Especially because they are natural. Be patient people , natural gifts take a bit longer than man made poisonous ones. And are better for you and your environment.
I use peppermint oil for my studio apartment. It works great.
I have peppermint, basil, lavender, marigold, lemon thyme in my gardens and when I sit outside I rub one of those plants on me so mosquitoes don't bite me and it really works 😇😱😘
So do I and I have rosemary which I love-love! It smells so good. I rub it and the lavender on me and the mosquitoes stay well away.
@Iris Blue
Has the eucalyptus oil really helped keep mosquitos off you? Thanks. ♡
Lemon Balm (a mint) works great too.
Peppermint plants outside are great and work to keep mice away yet they attract cats so you need to add a different plant to keep them away as well 💖it works!’ And smells great
SO...THAT'S why every cat in our area comes to my house. 9 yrs ago, a female cat went into our (open door) garage and gave birth to 6 beautiful kitties. I fell in love with her and made her mine. unfortunately, she brought her "hubby" with her. but....We fed them all, I named my babygirl, Cleopatra and the Tom, Smokey. We waited for her to wean the kittens before getting her spayed....too late...2nd litter came fast. We found homes for ALL the kittens. Smokey got sick and died within 1 yr. He was fairly old when he found us. Cleopatra died last summer. Jun 15th, 2018. I miss her so much.
anyway, I have catmint, spearmint, peppermint and chocolate mint all growing in a side flower bed. And...the only one I planted was the chocolate mint. On a warm day, the smell drifts over and sooths my soul. I love putting peppermint in my Earl Grey tea.
@@Pridegriffin What a beautiful story for a beautiful soul. Lady Luck smiled upon you on that fateful day 9 yrs ago. Smokey sounds so endearing as well as the rest of the lot. I guess I need to plant some mints around my garden.
Great! So, you can keep mice away by attracting cats to the garden...
@@Pridegriffin Interesting. A stray pregnant cat came to our home so we had to care for her. We have 12 acres so she loved hunting and eventually we ended up with 13 more in all. So we ha her spayed. We also named her Cleopatra. She would come inside and sit next to me for about an hour then leave and stay outside until next morning. At times she sit and watch me from the window sill but won't come in. Funny cat!
@@Pridegriffin we had cats show up around our house but we already have two cats so when a litter of kittens showed up at our doorstep, we gave them to one of our friends who found homes for them.
Several natural herbs. Thanks for sharing
I'm very fond of all three, thank you.
Try table salts outside the home, in pantry closets or where ever the unwanted go. I use it specifically as a ant deterrent. It has worked. Now for the flies and mosquitos.
How can I use it ?
Make sure to check each one for animal tolerance. Peppermint oil in diffuser for example is very bad can be fatal for small dogs.
I notice that peppermint oil is in alot of dog shampoo and spray for tick & flea repellent is it OK to use those or should I not if it's bad I have small dog.
How do you check for animal tolerance? Is the essential oil labeled, can you find asswer on Google. Ot do you have to try it and just see what happens? I refuse to use my sweet girllike a lab rat!
Interesting and nice to know 😉
Thank you very much 😉
I've heard that the Yarrow plant is excellent at keeping bugs away, maybe even better than deet!
Lemon grass (aka fever grass) is also a good repellent
Very informative. Thank you. Oregano is also a good mosquito repellent.
I used peppermint oil for an ant problem before, and it worked. Now I have a cricket problem, so I’ll try it for them.
Very nice useful tips thank you 👍👍👍👍👍👍
This is how I keep my two dogs off furniture or areas I don't want them. When I am not home they would be everywhere. The spray at the store was so expensive, but you can make a mixture of orange essential oil and water and spray it on furniture like sofas, it never hurts my furniture but they can't stand it. Rubbing orange peel, outer side on furniture , not wood or plastic of course, also works. Essential oils are far less expensive online than at health food stores. And a good book on them gives you many recipes and good ideas for many uses. Orange oil also makes your home smell nice.
Also take a sulphur tablet once a week keep mosquitoes away
Thanks for this especially
Heard about planting marigolds in between the rows of a vegetable garden. Borax works very well.
Cinnamon sticks and bay leaves both also work for keeping ants away. Put them where you've seen ants and where they might be able to get inside.
Excellent suggestions. To the point and no waste of time. Thank you.
*Bright Side is my favourite CZcams channel.*
Yes nim patta in my small garden helps a lot
Diatomaceous Earth also works well for anything with an exoskeleton.
Doesnt work on Roaches. I think their "skin" is too thick.
Thanks! Dr. Kent Hovind really my attention to that! ;-)
It DOES work on roaches!
Get food grade. It's safe around kids & pets.
I even use it in my kitchen.
@@danbee6653 Borax does, it freezes their exoskeletons and if they cannot molt they die. They lick it off and spread it into the areas they live. Really works, haven't seen one since I moved in here which turned out to be roach heaven. Shudder. I take the time to sweep it into floor cracks and under wall gaps which takes care of any bug with a hard shell covering. Be sure to put a lot under and on top of your dish washers. All insects need water and if they don't have easy access they do leave.
@@simplyput5615 Yep. Better get fresh everything and sweep it in and under stuff.
Good vid. Thanks for creating and sharing this info. You have a lot of good tips I will be using.
Can I place an order for some peace&love ?
Peppermint oil does work for spiders, also mothballs do wonders for mice and spiders. Just put one in each corner of your house/ rooms, also on the outside of your house, windows or cabin. I live in the mountains in a cabin and yes those remedies work.
Be carefully with the mothballs they r toxic for humans. Even breathing them.
That also contaminate ur soil.. make ur soil poisonous
@@mar26610 did not know about the mothballs, I only use one ball and it seems to do well.
@@syndihanson5710 Does it hurt the moth?
@@KB-ke3fi I don't know
I grew up in an old house (> 100 ur old) & mice always seemed to get inm We tried mothballs. The mice ate them but at least that killed some of them...
I got pepper mint oil and lavander ,baking soda ,dryer sheet,peanet butter,aluminum foil,borax,steel wool ,neem
Anything very rid of the mice
My house was recently attacked by rats. I am going to try these tips. Hoping that they will help.These are amazing simple tips. I never thought of them and have been using chemical-based repellent. Egg shells keep lizards away that’s what I know that I have tried and it worked. Thank you so much for sharing!
Get a big hungry cat!
Maybe you have big lizards, we have some geckos, not too large, but also anoles. I welcome those smaller lizards to hang outside my windows & doors for they are natural mosquito, gnat, & fly eaters. If I find any inside I try to get them back out to work or let them hide & hunt inside. These lizards sure don’t want to be near me or my dog-just looking for bugs!
@@MsDana-mo9fp youll need more than one cat bro. Especially if its very bad.
We had that problem in the ceiling. Purchased two ultrasonic devices, put them in the ceiling via an extension cord and two hours later they were gone. I removed the devices to see how long it would be before they returned. Well that was three months ago and still no sign of them.
The best thing that kept the mice away was our beloved cat, Blizzard. When mice got a whiff of him being in the home, we haven't seen a mouse for 12 years. When he died we still didnt see a mouse for a couple of years after but then they started to return. Peanut butter on a sticky helped us this time.
Thanks for sharing my friend
I knew when I saw the thumbnail I knew it had to be catnip. We have Catnip growing in our front yard and since our cats are indoor, we bring in a lot occasionally. That explains why we don't see Mice, ants, or mosquitoes in our house. We get ants occasionally but not much at all. Thank you for this information I didn't know Bright Side!
PikachuGamr 5000 probably because of the cat
Catnip keeps ants away??
@@zealbell7817 I don't remember the exact details of this video because I cringily said this 3 years ago, but did you watch the video maybe?
i have used peppermint oil for mice it works well.for mouse traps peanut butter works great but if you have an old style mouse traps that are metal, i add a peanut or sunflower seed, forcing it in the round hole so they have to tug on it and that works great if you have traps that don't go off but all the peanut butter is eaten off. give it a try.
Neem oil also works as a gardening pesticide to keep bugs from fruits that is eco friendly
Great tips. Will give them a try