How to Make Mice and Rats Disappear in 60 seconds without using Poison or Traps

How to Make Mice and Rats Disappear in 60 seconds without using Poison or Traps
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If you have mice or rats in your garden or backyard, we have a solution for you.
Their presence, as we know, can prove to be a problem on health grounds.
They gnaw on anything they find, including wood, cardboard, and electrical wires.
Another problem are the illnesses that these pests can transmit, causing serious health problems through their droppings, bites, urine and faeces.
Mice and rats feed on everything they find around your yard and house, and consume almost 10% of their weight in a single day.
Rodents however are in fact very intelligent animals, capable of avoiding traps, of adapting to the most hostile living conditions and of course reproducing very quickly.
In this video we will show you how Keeping mice and rats away from your home has never been easier, without poison or traps.
It will take you just one minute to make this solution, and it will work both in the house and in the garden.
To make this Mice and Rat repellent the first thing you’ll need is a few simple plastic containers.
Next, inside the container mix 2-3 tablespoons of wheat flour and 1-2 tablespoons of yeast.
Finally, add some grated cheese into the mixture.
Place the containers where you have seen rats or mice such as holes, cracks, and crevices.
Pay special attention to drains in bathrooms and kitchens; behind cabinets and appliances; in air ducts and ventilation systems; in piles of clutter; in storage containers; in hollow walls; and garages, and basements.
Once the mice and rats come across the containers, they will be attracted by the smell of the cheese, and they will ingest the mixture which will start to ferment in their stomachs.
The rat or mouse will be unable to digest it, and ultimately, they will suffocate.
The mixture can also be sprinkled in difficult to reach areas or around yards, so it’s more tempting to the rodent.
If you’ve ever had to deal with the presence of these animals at home, you will know how annoying and alarming this problem is.
If you want to check out other methods of repelling these creatures then please subscribe to Natural Health remedies and check out our other videos.
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[h.r.gerrard]

1 Tbsp black pepper, 2 colves of crushed garlic, ½ tsp cloves and ¼ tsp peppermint oil.
Place the ingredients in a saucepan filled with 1½ cups of water. Boil for three to five minutes, let cool.
Strain the mixture and place into a spray bottle.
Spray on areas where rodents are a problem. They will be repelled by the smell.
Doesn't work on Mothers in Law.

[cathflonaturals]

Me at 2:45am watching this video because I can here mice destroying my food storage.

[TonyFrickey-urjy]

One quick tip, if you have a dog or a cat inside the house, you can use a small piece of PVC pipe to put the mixture in where the rats can get to it but the dog or cat cannot.

[ChelSierra_Remly]

I learned from my Mom that the fastest way to catch a mouse in a trap is to use a little bit of bacon fat. She would poke a wee bit of bacon fat inside the tube on a mouse trap, and then singe the bacon fat with a flame from a match. It usually isn't long before we would hear the trap snap. The mice come for the bacon scent much sooner than they come for peanut butter or cheese.

[daizamaker-jerrybraswell]

But what about the rodents dying in the walls of your house and causing a very bad smell for a long time?

[danpowell]

It talks about being a repellent, but then attracts the mouse to something that kills them. I’m not necessarily against this solution, but I think more accurate wording makes sense. It’s similar to poisoning the mice, but wouldn’t necessarily pass on bad effects to any animal/bird that consumes them, which is an improvement.

[Hemond]

I was wildly successful getting rid of a mouse infestation using baking soda/instant potatoes/cocoa and butter. The mice did not die in the walls. They must have been so thirsty, they went outside looking for water. (my theory). I never smelled a dead mouse. (never found a carcass though). I had dishes of poisoned bait located around the house, with my security cameras pointed at the bait - I saw mice feasting on the bait. One day they were just gone.

[zzzxxzzz]

Ten mice died behind a wall in the kitchen and the place smelled like death for 2 years . Dead animals in the walls are the worse thing when trying to sell or rent a property . 🐀

[darkshaman]

She talks about mice and rats but shows a squirrel in the video at least they could get that part right, its like talking about sharks and showing a crocodile haha

[karenhull]

Actually mice and rats do not like cheese, they LOVE peanut butter.

[CovertRadio]

Well, I WAS watching this! But a rat eating a box of cereal behind me, noticed what I was watching, and came over a karate kicked my monitor off my desk! Then gave me his two little hand-paw fingers, pointing at his eyes, then mine, .. then his, .. then mine. Then walked away slow, .... then pee'ed I think, ... on my (I'm scared).

[midnightkitty]

Rats and mice LOVE peanut butter!!!
I recommend using peanut butter mixed 50 /50 with DRY Plaster of Paris.
You can use newspaper to give it some heft if you need to toss the poison in where the rats or mice hide ( like crawlspaces for example )
Put a big wad of the mixture in the middle of the sheet of newspaper, fold it up and chuck it where it needs to go.
They will not get very far and will die very quickly.

[thesolaraquarium]

From my experience the single most effective way of stopping mice in your roof space is to use expanding foam on your outdoor air conditioning cable conduits. Cable conduits on the outside of your house from floor to roof space are like highways for rodents. After I did that no more mice in my roof and I can sleep at night. If you have rodents in your roof you need to inspect your outside walls and find the point of entry. I used to poison but now I have a mechanical trap I purchased with hinged doors that swing only one way which can catch ten to twenty mice at a time. Just the smell of other mice attracts them, no bait required.

[rm]

It's only this year we are beginning to see mice in the garden. I think it is because our neighbours who had cats have moved away. I spoke to a pest controller and told him I thought all the urban foxes we see around every night would keep them down. He told me that foxes have lost the ability or need to hunt whist people walk along to TESCO's at the end of the day and buy them discounted barbequed chickens!

[kashmir]

Rodents, rats especially, are intelligent animals and they catch on to most forms of impending death quickly.

[Cosmic_Soul]

The mixture is only good for the first 15-30 minutes. After that it becomes great food for the mice. Slightest moisture activates the yeast and turns into dough which doesn’t kill the rodents.

[lxiswli]

The one giant problem with using poison concoctions on rodents indoors is that they will die in places you can't access to remove their dead putrid smelling bodies. The stench can last for weeks and longer. Better option is to starve the rodents by keeping one's home free of any accessible traces of food including the stove-top and counters. Fresh food items should be kept in upper cabinets or refrigerated. Rodents will soon grow hungry and accept a spring trap to their own demise.

[papasom]

Try Plaster and peanut butter. 1/2 and1/2 each, mix well. The peanut butter will attract. The plaster will make thirsty and when they drink, They’re dead!

[heathermolony]

I have great success from using naphthalene moth balls...i buy from ebay bulk packets...open up manhole in ceiling throw into ceiling cavity..the rodents hate the toxic smell and leave the building...also this worked in a 3 bay shed..rats invaded..so placed napthalene balls in plastic tray under car motor on floor keeps rats from attacking the electrics on the car motor area ..stinks bad and the rats left....

[gabrielconstantine]

Lots of rats under my low level deck. I made a meal for them with a handful of all wheat flour, cornmeal and some leftover grout. All gone within a week.