7 Natural Ways To Stop Mice From Entering Your Home Natural Health Remedies
7 Natural Ways To Stop Mice From Entering Your Home When it’s cold outside, mice want to stay warm. That can mean they try to get inside your house. But you can keep them away with these tips — and mousetraps or an exterminator won’t even be necessary (which is good, especially if you don’t like the dangerous chemicals that come with the latter). 1. Tabasco Sauce I know this sounds crazy. However, all you have to do is sprinkle some drops of Tabasco Sauce around the foundation of your house. You can also mix a couple of teaspoons of Tabasco sauce with a teaspoon of dish detergent and two cups of hot water. Then spray the solution onto any areas where they can get in. Easy, right? Flickr | Mike Saechang 2. Cayenne Pepper While we’re on the subject of spicy condiments, cayenne pepper is an inexpensive yet effective way to keep the mice away. Every few weeks, just sprinkle it around any potential areas where the vermin can sneak inside your home and then watch them notget inside. Flickr | wuestenigel 3. Garlic When you mix chopped garlic with water, you can make your very own anti-mice spray. Or you can leave garlic cloves in places where mice may enter your home. 4. Dryer Sheets Though not everyone believes in dryer sheets to ward off mice, I think they’re certainly worth a try, and many people attest to using them as a mouse repellent. You can stuff them into any crack or area that mice can potentially get into your home: floor cracks, holes in the attic, you name it. The stronger the dryer sheet scent, the better, as mice are not fans of the pleasant-smelling product. 5. Cloves Mice don’t like cloves, though leaving them around the house will be nice for you as a natural homeopathic scent — almost like inhaling an essential oil. You can place a bunch of cloves inside pantyhose or a strainer cloth, and put them in any areas where mice can potentially appear. 6. Peppermint First of all, get yourself some 100 percent pure peppermint oil and put at least five drops on a cotton ball. Then, place them in all areas where mice would be likely to get into your house. Refresh the cotton balls every two to four weeks — you want to make sure they’re pungent enough to deter the mice. You can also mix peppermint oil with water and spray it in any areas you think mice can get inside. 7. Ammonia Mice hate strong smells, and ammonia is among them. Put some into small bowls and leave them in areas where mice may enter your house. However, ammonia is not the most pleasant-smelling or healthy chemical for humans and pets, so I would try other remedies first. I hope you have enjoyed this video on 7 Natural Ways To Stop Mice From Entering Your Home And if you have please subscribe and give this video the thumbs up. And im sure your going to enjoy this next video on How To Get Rid of Ants Naturally in Your House, Garden & Yard Thanks for watching and bye for now
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