Bay laurel attracts rats, which eat it and become poisoned. Crumble some dried bay leaves and spread them along their normal paths. To preserve the repellant effect, repeat the method weekly.
4. Baking soda: a discrete yet powerful weapon
Make a combination of 250g flour, 250g sugar (or cocoa powder), and 250g baking soda. The sugar serves as bait, while the baking soda works as poison. Place the mixture in tiny containers near the affected areas. This approach is safe for both humans and pets.
5. Peppermint: freshness and protection
Soak cotton balls in a few drops of peppermint essential oil before placing them in key locations. Renew on a weekly basis to preserve the impact. Another solution is to plant mint around your home to provide a natural barrier against these unwelcome pests.
6. Used tea bags have a beneficial second life.
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