Neighbors Thought Woman Was Crazy For Putting Irish Spring Soap In Her Yard Until They Found Out Why
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Irish Spring has a fragrance I don't like
I know I just move ahead
🤔Does this work for _dogs? 😅
Thanks
@@patriciapadilla2022 😢
Irish Spring has a strong scent that animals don’t like. The end. Now you don’t have to watch the “55 minute” video!
Lol... The commercial was still playing when I saw ur comment. Thanks❤
Thanks🤣
@Walsh, 4 minutes...the individuals that made the video do receive residuals from the number of viewers, but I guess 4 minutes is too long. It's like revealing a secret.
Hahaha
THANK YOU
She was using Irish spring to keep animals away from her fruits and vegetables because supposedly animals hate the smell of Irish spring.. In case you don't feel like watching this whole video
My Hero 😘😘
@@girlmel81 hahaha!!
Thank u! 😊😂
Not Kermit...
el gus True •D•
A FARMER once told me, " if you can look on the FAR Horizon, and see a neighbor's FENCE , THAT NEIGHBOR IS TOO CLOSE !!! "
Good advice if you're a farmer.
I tried it, I purchased a case of the original formula Irish spring soap. I did the test, it didn't work. Don't take my word for it, I posted videos showing animals eating Irish Spring soap. It's that good. That's right, it attracts them and they eat it. :) I'm amazed by this video. Woodchucks just bury it and go on. Deer sniff it and then eats the trees they are hanging from. Skunks will tear down limbs getting to the soap so they can eat it. I wish you had shown actual animals being repelled.
lol
Thank you for saving me time!!!
Lol I watched your video and I can’t believe how much the skunk enjoyed the soap….. interesting channel
Thanks because I was going to try it
I went to using a motion activated sprinkler…incidentally my mail carrier now hates me. 😂😂
Came straight to the comments to avoid the long ass explanation 😂💯
we're all the same lol
Admit it...you sat through the entire video so you could read the comments. We all did it. Nothing to be ashamed of lol
does any one else hate drawn out videos? it takes 4 seconds to say irish spring soap keeps critters out of the garden.
Owdeez Strauz ikr!
Its a scam they do
Owdeez Strauz WAHT?ALL THAT TALKING FOR NOTHING?Thankyou for this comment.Im out at the 50 second mark..Thanks to you I didn’t waste my damn time...
Owdeez Strauz yes,wish these people would just get to the point and not wast my time!!!
That is why I scanned through comments and found yours. Thanks btw
I tied this in my backyard garden after I seen this video 2 years ago and it worked like a charm..and I've been using it every since. Thanks for sharing great information.
Did it have any effect on birds did you notice ..i want to get rid of critters but not birds
So it does work
Does it work for birds?
@@pigpink1971 I don't think so..for me it was rabbits.
@@the1zar not sure if it works for birds. I tried it to get rid of rabbits and it worked for me.
I love the scent of Irish Spring
Yes I love it too! I love your screen name btw ☺️
Irish spring works wonders!!! I have had no Elves, Unicorns, Dragons or Hobgoblins in my yard for almost a year!!
Thanks for watching!
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How about dogs?
@@tolentinosports They stop to pee and move on.
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Irish spring works great in the shower also. You rub it on your body, then rinse it off to clean yourself.
That is hilarious😂😂😂😂😂😂
@alex chadwick that genius! 👍😆
If you run out, just go out in the yard and find a piece.
And gives a super dry feel to your skin..mm sexy.. NOT 😂
I'm done...😂😂😂
Excellent idea! Instead of showering in our bathroom we can have bath in our garden with Irish spring!
I had a fly problem one spring, that somehow made it’s way into my clean kitchen. My husband found an easy hack that worked immediately. Fly’s and other bugs HATE the smell of Baby Oil. The light powder scent causes the pests to leave immediately. We pour the Baby Oil on plates and within a few hours, there are dead bugs all over the plate and nothing flying around. We also rub down the countertops with the Baby Oil about once a week during the Spring and Summer and have never had the critters return.
The Irish Spring Idea is awesome for outside as it would be hard to hang Baby Oil.
Thanks for watching!
yup you wipe any poison on anything and animals and critters will surely not touch that thing.
@@crash1802 it’s not poison.
@@apostledavidetaylorcultwatch baby oil is poison. Drink it. Then call me in the morning
The only reason neighbors would think you are crazy for putting soap in your front yard is if they had nothing else to do but Snoop around in your yard 😂
Absolutely 💯
Neighbors be like....rats themselves...
Guess mine will always think I'm crazy then.
Nothing worse then a noisey neighbor
@@BleuJoy27 mine have a huge bay window never been closed ever their light shines right into my house from my door and never off! I had to tint my door window its that bad smfh
I swear, Factsverse takes forever to get to the point.
Truth B Told yup Im about to unsub his slow ass.
Geoffrey Schotte lmao
It's for TH-cam's retention time, I.E. how long the person is watching the video. Facts Verse puts the, "interesting" thing in the title, and then reveals it deep into the 3 minute mark usually. This is to show the advertisers that people are not just clicking on their videos and then instantly leaving.
Yeah, most of their stuff is made up rubbish. They take so long to gather minutes on TH-cam "watched time". I'm unsubscribing due to this.
TheLondonCyclist you want cool facts and like some stories but complain because they give backstory. Who cares if they drag it out it’s just like a tv show that you know what’s going to happen in a scary movie every time but you still watch the whole thing .
I put Irish Spring around the house to keep the mice away, it did nothing. I found a concentrated mint spray that does a much better job. It's basically essential oil only even more concentrated...at least I think it is.
what mint spray did u use. my moms having the same problem
Me too! It works
What is the name
Our relatives did place irish spring soap around the borders and cornors of their house. Inside and outside of home. It is working. If you worry with mice. It works. Make sure you change out the irish spring soap. The scent wears off. Buy new soap. Cut it up and repeat the process. It works. Our neighbor been doing it for over 3 years. They kept doing it until those mices left. They have not seen no more. For years. But if those mices want to return. They will do the process again. No they never use these pest control companies. Cost to much and they dont get those mices. Mices are very smart animals. Irish Spring Soap.
@@ddflores07 I'm sorry and know its very late to reply but if you're still in need its called Mighty Mint Spray. You might also be able to make your own with peppermint essential oil. Might even find a recipe on YT. Make sure it's ok for pets if you have them. It's been awhile so I can't remember.
This guy takes way to long to get to the point of the video.
African Pride and it's annoying as hell
i agree but if he didnt bloat the video a bit each vid would be 1 minute long
African Pride it’s call milking time.
Click bait!
Kevin Miller what's wrong with that ...
So annoying
Time waster. This could of been much shorter ,get to the point
I just read the comments
Thank you comment writers
Hang the soap in socks lasts 4weeks before you need to add more soap
It keeps animals away
so true
Thank you! Didn’t even attempt to watch it... The title alone told me that this shouldn’t take any more than 60-80sec tops to explain this.
Soap in sock, no critters in your garden.. got it!
It’s that easy.
Stanleydragonjr
TY!!! My turf is so clean and green now. Also smells great
huh my grandparents told me about this, I've used Irish spring for years under furniture, under the house and in air ducts to keep spiders away I didn't know mice didn't like it either but to think about it I haven't had a problem with them. They also taught me spraying a 50/50 mix of Dawn Dish washing Liquid and water with a pump-up spray bottle to your house eves, porch eves and any place you have problems with wasp or dirt dauber to prevent them from building nest. I do it once a month during the 4 months of summer in my State.
Thank you for this tip!
Peppermint essential oil apparently works wonders too…I’ll be trying that as well. 😁👍🏻
How often do you change out the soap under the furniture
I love this tip and I am on my way out to buy Irish Spring soap...i have a huge fear of spiders...
Thank you!
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I live in the country, a bar of Irish spring under the hood, and under the dash, keeps mice out of your cars wiring. Been using it for years!
WOW! Really. I have major problems with mice getting in my vehicles.
@@johnnyhotrod2608 nope it doesnt we used it in our motorhome.. The mice ate the soap, you could see the teeth mrks in the soap. Want to keep mice away from wires spray your wires with simply green the spray cleaner. works great.
RV Wanderer yep...in Oklahoma the pack rats and other rodents eat it like candy. Maybe it will work for deer but NOT for rodents.
@@SandysTravels
They like the soy-based wire covering.
Use Peppermint oil. Rodents hate it.
This could have been a 1 minute video
All of facts verse is drawn out - it's for stupid people.
This channel is going hard for retention time... It's extremely noticeable. They are fishing hard for that ad revenue.
Kaleidoscope Mind 90% of his videos could be
Kaleidoscope Mind Can't this flipping idiot get on with the damn facts not take so damn long like get to the point😡😬
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Your videos remind me of my answers to essay questions in high school. Padding, padding, fact, padding, padding, padding, fact
They used to use Irish spring soap at the nuclear power plant to remove radiation when they got “crapped up” inside contamination areas.
I tried it but when the sprinklers came on the animals were lined up taking showers. Doesnt work
Corey Cole that's hilarious it's funny when u can actually imagine it.... i
Corey Cole 😂🤣
Hilarious
Lol!!!! Oh goodness you are silly. I just pictured that in my mind - hilarious!
LOL!!!!!
I've learned to automatically skip to about halfways through these videos...
It's so annoying. No one wants to hear someone's rambling.
*I do the same....😄😄😄* Sharon in SC
When i realized what channel this is I stopped watching after 30 seconds of this utter BS
I do the same they take a half hour for a 3 second answer
Thanks for the tip!
I loved Irish spring when I was a kid! Used everyday before school
Thanks for watching!
@@FactsVerse what about snakes 🐍?
The same bar used by everyone in the family.
It's the weirdest ad I've ever seen 😂
That's crazy! Everyone know Irish Spring is used to catch leprechauns in the evenings.
Lol
This is so true! Who doesn’t know that?
My ex must not have been a leprechaun. He used that. He didn't die. Dang.
Lmaooooo 💀
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Take too damn long to get to the point.
I can't anymore
LipstickOCD ikr
LipstickOCD I agree with you.
Nihona Özçarnık
I stopped it as it was taking too long and wrote that comment, then unsubbed....you mad??
Nihona Özçarnık
Awww. That's too bad.
Go cry now😓😓😓😓😓
Patience
Mothballs work the same way. When we lived in Southeast Asia, we tossed them in the thickets at the end of our yard to keep snakes away.
Mothballs have ingredients that cause cancer. I don't know if you want to use those near your garden you eat
I use them for the same reason. I toss some under my house, in my shed and around the yard.
Probably does but mothballs smell so disgusting
How do you get the balls off of a moth?
When it rains, wouldn't the soap get into your plants, and harm the plants or taint the taste of the veggies?
I wouldn't think. It would probably be great for deterring crawling insects and mold
for those of you who want to get straight to the point. 2:16 you’re welcome. 😜
EmiQ22 th-cam.com/video/NfDOK2vPKVU/w-d-xo.html
Thanks
Can I be Frank
No. You're Larry. Only Frank can be Frank. Try being yourself. That's all you can be. Be Larry.
What if I want foreplay? Can't I play with it for a bit?
EmiQ22 thank you !
I use Irish Spring in my "cash crop" garden. It keeps the critters away from nibbling on my fine leaf and buds and Jack's up THC levels about 8%. So I named it " Lucky charms" and made a megaprofit selling it at the local dispensary. Sorry for anyone out there coughing up bubbles!
Where do u put them ? Hang them?
😂😂😂
😂 i want some lucky charms now
LOL. I'm pretty sure Irish Spring doesn't deserve credit for an increase in the potency of your product. You can enhance the quality of your plants by using methods like selective propagation, supplemental nutrients and optimal growing conditions...but not by proximity to foul-smelling soap. Your plants were likely stronger and healthier at harvest because you reduced their stress by addressing the pests.
I tried this and it didn’t work. Black Flag’s Indoor Fly Trap works great. It kills thousands of these nasty bastards including gnats & horse flies!
Thanks for watching!
I’ve used Irish spring soap since I can remember. I even shave with it, as it works better for shaving, it’s better than shaving cream. Irish spring dose really well getting paint and grease off your hands. Good stuff
Same for me,really aggravated me when they changed the original bars into what we have now,still use it though.
@@dennislock3415 they have “active scrub” now that is great for the garage. I use like it better than “orange clean”
@@jayyoutube8790 👌,like lava?
@@dennislock3415 yeah, that’s it. Gotta try it.
@@jayyoutube8790 👍
Thanks, All these years i have been using electric fences, land mines, hand grenades & White phosphorus.
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And don't forget flame throwers.
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The relevant content starts at 2:12 and ends at 2:30
These helps are too long !! Google takes less time !!
Thank you
Thank you!!
haa
If you click on the first time then the second time.
"The solution is Irish origin scent"
"Animals don't"
Should be enough information to figure it out. Maybe?
"irish spring has a strong scent animals don't like" I can think of one animal that fuckin loves Irish spring
I know one thing, it doesn't work on mice. They just chew it up until it's dust. Tried it, left a green mess!
The smell also helps restless legs!! Didn't believe until I tried it and now I always have it in my night stand
Really? My kid has that problem. Might have to get him irish spring
What "restless legs" mean?
@@krit5 🤔
@@krit5 it’s when you sit down or lay down especially in the evening or at bedtime your legs literally won’t be still. I have had it for years my mother also had it before it ever had a name. It feels like something crawling inside your legs and you have this irresistible urge to move your legs. The sensation comes on about every 2 to 5 seconds, and if you don’t your legs will jump by themselves even in your sleep. Sometimes it takes me 2 to 3 hours for my legs to calm down before I can get still long enough to go to sleep. I have taken medicine for this for 20 years after they gave it a name. I have tried the soap in my bed under my bed rubbing my legs with it it did not help me but maybe I have a more severe case of it. It is nightmare just dealing with it. Hope this helps, and hope you never get it.
@@naaomi777 you may need to take him to a neurologist, because if he has this I’m sure he’s not getting enough sleep.
It's good to keep in in closets and under beds and just throw it everywhere, works better than moth balls and it smells great
Thank you! I am definitely trying all of that, as well as what was advised in this video.
The only reason I would use it outside is because I hate the smell of it.
Great info! Thank you
@@savannahdockins7022 Animals know that fragrance is toxic so they stay away from something so strong. My cat won't go near fragrance
@@MegKampen Animals KNOW ! Maybe we shouldn't be using it & breathing the toxins . I use cedar moth balls , but they are very hard to catch !
This is an old remedy that has been around for almost my entire life & I am 65 . Was using this in my 20s .
Hi Louise....
You've known about this all your life, and you're only sharing this idea with us now?
I have a question....can I "liquify" the soap and spray it on trees?
We have apples, oranges, figs, guava, avocados, and pomegranate....the critters have a field day.
( we have lemon trees, but the critters have nothing to do with them...)
Also, is it safe for the soap to run-off on the lawn?
Would appreciate your time and knowledge....thanks.
Happy Thanksgiving!
@@alfredgeorge317 Ok , ok I apologize for not sharing but in my defence & the defence of others like me , I/we grew up with this stuff & take it for granted . I forget all of us grow up a bit differently . Ok , I don't know about "spraying" on the trees but I do remember Grandmama cutting into chunks & using old nylon stockings/ panty hose to hang it on the tree limbs & in her favorite black berry patches & it worked quite well . As far as it dissolving in the rain not it won't hurt the trees , shrubs or berry vines . In fact the water from your bath/ shower , dish water or laundry AS LONG AS THERE IS NOT ANY HARMFUL CHEMICALS can be use to water your flowers & garden areas . Today we call it "gray water" but DEQ does not legally recognize gray water , to them it is all black/sewer water . That gray water has dish soap , laundry soap , bath soap/ body wash , shampoo , hair conditioner , etc. in it. Snails , slugs & other inscets do not like the taste of the plants that has been watered with gray water. Grandmama used it mainly on her herbs because they were planted along the foundation of the house to deter insects & mice . None of use were ever sick from eating what she cooked with them either . There are things that can be used to deter predators from you small livestock , ie chickens, rabbits, etc but it is a bit more involved to rig up . You can buy these things at the Dollar stores , Walmart , the local drug stores , your local feed stores also. You & your family have a good Thanksgiving also .
I started to put Irish spring for several weeks.
My impression so far, is that this soap attract Gopher, and mole and even may help them to regenerate more!
Thanks
Thank you for sharing your observation. What other types of videos would you like to see?
@@FactsVerse 🤣
This TH-cam video brought to you by Irish Spring.
right lol
I'm impressed with the way to get rid of pests thank you
My wife must be a bug! I use Irish spring when I’m feeling a little spicy and it just doesn’t seem make her feel the same..🤷♂️🤷♂️😜😂
Removing my water fountain, bird seed, and spraying a gallon of vinegar through the wooden slats and under my deck worked too. The following day birds, rats, and squirrels were all gone.
Brought to you by the makers of Irish Spring soap.
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This guy sounds like me when the teacher told us to write a 500 word essay.
robin cacucciolo 😂
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Sounds like a work webinar, blah blah blah and no information!
Lol
You are Factual, but TOO FUNNY.👍👍👍
Thanks man.
I appreciate all you do.
Thanks for watching! We're so glad you enjoyed this video. What other types of video would you like to see?
If the scent goes away after 4 weeks, why not just wet it and reactivate t he scent instead if buying more siap?
WOW! This works I put some out and my wife hasn't been any wheres near the garden in 3 weeks
You are funny
🤣 make sure you don't take bath with that.
Long drawn out Irish spring soap commercial...
How can I buy it in bulk and send it to Africa
When someone wants to explain something right they do it step-by-step so you don't have to go back in this question cuz you want to be in a rush so I think this is a good video and I do listen to Summer and keeps away the Beatles and all kind of different things but it doesn't keep the gnats away thank you for sharing very great
Why did I think this was an ad when he was talking and when I looked up …I was like oh the video started 🫢
We've been doing this for over 30 yrs. & it does not work w/ every animal/rodent. Deer usually hate it but mice don't give a damn.
Lilian Kuhn if it doesnt work, why keep doing it for over 30 year? 🤔
Phillip because it keeps some away
Planting Marigold flowers around the perimeter of the garden will help too. Deer and other wild life don't like the smell of Marigold flowers.
So then why do you still do it? 30 Yes is a long time to finally figure out it's not working
Lilian Kuhn your absolutely right, I’d had that type of experience...”fresh spring soap,” Yep, didn’t do nothing at all, they did is bit into it, the dam , Mickey Mouse
It keeps my wife away from me when I shower with it.
Lol
If you would be a man she probably wouldn't be a problem
Then it works?
Lastinline THAT'S BECAUSE SHE KNOWS THAT SOAP IS ACTUALLY SHOULD BE CALLED IRRITATING STINK
Your wife is a critter
Win win results no killing just nice fresh veggies. Brilliant and cheap.
What happens when it takes rains! Wouldn’t the soap start leaking into the plants down mixing with everything… sounds soapy!!!
Well, this is good information to know! I've got some ground hogs to get rid of! Thanks a bunch! 😅
So that's why I saw a deer foaming at the mouth.
I tried this last year and put some around my car engine to deter mice. Didn’t work for me unfortunately. The soap had evidence of being chewed and eaten by mice.
Aahhh, the smell of the Irish! 😂.
I like how they say original scent but show icy blast scent! Lol
Lol I know right
i think its funny how he said that you need to use plant food if you want to properly maintain your garden despite the fact that humans were cultivating farmland for hundreds of years without having a home depot down the street XD
Thanks for the information. Here in Zimbabwe we don't have Irish soap. Is there an alternative soap I could use?
ZODWA Cathy try ivory soap it has a very strong scent
Yeah because they used fish as a plant food.
Shogunbloodx420 best comment here!👍😄
Shogunbloodx420 that’s because they used Midnight Soil or their own poop. They also put wood ash on it too. Not options people use now, so they now use commercial fertilizer these days.
Irish Spring also works to keep biting flies away from you when you would like to sit outside on a patio. We didn’t think it would work, but we tried it last year, and we had very few biting flies bothering us. It works!
Do you think it will work against mosquitos?
Biting flies.....what planet do you live on...
I rather get bit that shit stank .my great grandma only brought that soap particularly
@@lorealroman9070 That stuff smells amazing what are you talking about? scared to ask what you use.
@@Sharibaby80 😂
Confirmation to what my Niece said, Irish spring soap to warn away insects also...thanks...great info...on it..👏🏾🙏🙂❤
I put Irish soap in my garden and the next summer Irish soap start growing. Just like last fall I planted my old light bulbs in the Garden. When spring hit this year new light bulbs start popping up.
CUTE
Well you should plant a dollar bill or a Ben Franklin maybe you’ll get money popping up, when it does make sure you invite me over Since it was my bright idea! Haha 😂
I think you need more sleep.
@@sashacerny8227 I'm ready to invite you over. A year ago I took your advice and planted a Ben Franklin $100 dollar bill. Now my money tree is ready for Harvest.
I'm from the Caribbean and here's a little tip for ur kitchen garden when u do laundry that doesn't have bleach use the water to water ur plants it's very healthy for them and it drives away bugs and crawling insects also worms that would feed on the roots of ur plants ! YOUR WELCOME!🤗
Thanks for sharing this, Angelous!
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The detergent won't kill the plants
@@marielagregory1217 nope!
Never would've thought of that.Thank you. Do you mean when washing laundry by hand though? Cuz my washer busted,& dont have money for the laundromat so I must try this now.
Thanks for the information God bless you always
We did when we lived in Florida. It keeps the deer away!
How about gators?
I'm Proctor and Gamble and I approve this message...$$$
Best add for Irish spring soap, you now have a new client 🙏🏽
Does it work with milkweed and monarchs?? I raise them to help out local resources and would NEVER want to harm them. Is it safe to use around these plants?? Thank you for response. Great video. TVM for sharing it. 🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋
I've done this. It works great !!!
I used Irish spring back in the day when i grew grass this is a old trick never bath with it if you go hunting
Doesn't the soap get into the soil when it rains or if you use a sprinkler system to water your garden? Seems unavoidable that you're going to get it into the soil.
I immediately thought the same thing. But then with how many dangerous chemicals are already used on our foods, what's 1 more eh?
Thank you for heads up ! 😆
Fresh and….clean as a whistle!!
My mom said they used to keep a bar in the garage to keep flies away (from being attracted to the trash can that was kept in there)
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Does it work?
Thankyou that's exactly why I came here
No waayyyy wooowwww cool!!
I've been trying to stop my neighbor's multitude of cats, from using my garden area as their litter box, for over 3 years! I've used mulch & they just scrape it away. I've used cayenne pepper powder, but that lasts only a day or two. Moth balls don't work at all, because the neighborhood kids always steal them!
It appears that I may have finally found something that could keep those darned kitties from using my space, as their public potty!
I'm so glad you shared this! Thank you!
cat could care less about the smell of irish spring sorry to burst your bubble your stuck dealing with those cats. even the cat deterrent sprayes you buy for cats dont work on them haha
I have that problem too gonna try it..
can be used to ward-off uninvited two legged animals, put bar in sock and swing in a circular motion above head..... intruder will vacate.
I'm totally trying this. It's either Irish Spring saves my garden or it's fried Tree Rats and gravy for dinner. I only wish I was joking.
i love that soap its so fresh
chozenuno it also can be used to get rid of stains from clothing. Just lather up the area , like a wash cloth.
chozenuno makes my skin itchy.
Joy Watson wow nice
... so fresh and so clean? 🤣
chozenuno
...as fresh as an Irish Spring.
I use Irish Spring soap in my trailer to keep mice out when it's in storage. I was using traps and bounce sheets at first but still had to empty a trap occasionally but since using Irish Spring soap I haven't had any mice for the past two seasons.
electronron1 thank you! I will get some for mine this winter
electronron1 @my daughter in law has rats that occasionally come in their home that will eat Irish springs
Dryer sheets & Irish Spring keep the mice away. Put it in your summer car or motorcycle when in winter storage.. bronze wool in the intake & exhaust too.. oh, way to long. Could have been
Works for rabbits as well.
electronron1 Thanks for the RV tip!
This video is the equivalent of those rambling essays I wrote in college to fulfill the page requirement.
Pay attention (your whole life). You can learn something new from all people. Sign of intelligence.
The mule deer around my house are not scared off by Irish Spring soap. I put pieces of the bars on the shrubs, I crush it up, put it in a spray bottle with water and spray it on them. Doesn't work. I've found there is always one deer in the herd that eats something the others don't.
Save time by looking at the comments
I put it in my flowers, the deer kept moving it somewhere else. Repeatedly.
i have a problem with rats....
already tried oregano, ground black pepper and peppermint(or spearmint, i dont know which one).
they simply knock over the pot, and cut off the plant, and leave it there to rot.....at first i thought it was cats, but then i installed cameras....and it was rats.....
the black pepper was the most disappointing one....i put a LOT of it near the cameras......and the next night they were roaming as usual, no effect at all......i suspect the soap will also not have any effect......my next bid will probably be catnip.....either the smell repels them, or the cats that are attracted will eat them....i'm happy either way.
I used this once and something kept dragging it off and chewing on it. I couldn't figure out why any creature would eat this stuff. Turned out to be a racoon. When I read up about it, they were eating it because of its fat content. Go figure.
Hey me and my girl wondered why she alway gets ate up with bugs when we’re outside and I don’t. I use Irish spring and she uses Dove so maybe that’s why. 🤔
I knew gramps never steered me wrong when it came to smelling fresh.
I’m going to try this
@@yoliepearl2214 Right on. And if it doesn’t work then at worst you’ll still smell hellafresh.
Then Irish spring goes from cheap to expensive
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It's sold at the dollar store..... For $1.00
Siquomb1 I don’t see why more people don’t just get there stuff at the dollar tree. It’s so cheap and easy.
blackdragon7803 It's "their" not "there." Ahhh, I feel so much better about myself now... *Inserts gun purchased at Dollar Store in mouth*
Cherry pits work better. 5 or 6 cherry pits wrapped in foil and poke holes in foil with a fork. Then scatter all around yard and garden. It will last the entire season and you dont have to cut up more soap every 3 weeks.
That's a new one! Can you explain further? More to the point, what KILLS caterpillars from HELL, LOL😺
Cherry pits? Where you get them?
Wow really may I ask what is a cherry pit🤔
@@moniquewashington4319 hi Monique you can purchase fresh cherries @your local grocery store or farm stand and after consuming them put the cherry pits aside to use in your garden. You will see wonderful results and your garden will thrive. Happy gardening 🌞👍😁🌞👩🌾👨🌾
@@moniquewashington4319 "Pit" is the proper name for the seed of a cherry. It also is the proper name for the seeds of peaches, plums, nectarines, apricots avocados, etc. and any fruit that has only one seed in the center of the fruit. These are called 'stone fruits' and the pit is also called a stone.
What a great video - Thank you so much for this idea!!!!!!
Tried putting some out on the yard and by the doors, ultimate FAIL!!!! Didn’t deter any insect or fly!
We were told this several years ago, we tried it, and it didn't seem to keep the deer from snacking on our garden.
Fred
@Renee Tate We even tried spreading our own urine around the garden, and that didn't deter them, either.
To any animal, that's about the most potent of human scents; I seriously doubt that hair would have made any difference.
We've since built a chickenwire enclosure, held up with 7-or-so-foot 2x4's, with a latching door that's a 2x4 frame filled in with chickenwire. It keeps out all but the moles.
But thanks for the tip.
Fred
@Renee Tate I welcome input from zoologists, veterinarians, or any other experts in this area, which I am not, but I think animals pick up human scent in all kinds of human secretions, including perspiration, which is almost identical to urine, chemically. And all humans perspire - even when we don't think we are doing so because the water component is evaporating instantaneously. What's left behind on our skin is human scent, and animals pick that up. Urine is filtered from blood by the kidneys; if I'm not mistaken, sweat has a similar origin, but without involvement of the kidneys. And both contain components that are diet-dependent, but they always have some unique human component in common.
Hair clippings from beauty shops are pretty much all going to have some artificial, cosmetic components in them (shampoo, conditioner, and possibly others), but I guess they must also have human scent, if only from perspiration, which wicks onto hair. Maybe the cosmetic scents are more repulsive to animals than the other scents in there? Or is it just the much greater exposed surface area in a sample of hair?
Fred
😂😂
Put up a fence or quit whining. People are stupid, lazy and cheap.
Just piss on your plants,that will solve that problem as well as server to fertilize your plants.
1:43 Wait a minute..... wtf how did he just pronounce coyote lmao
In its proper form.
I’ll stock up when I find it at the Dollar tree and give it a try
Learned that back in the 80's from High Times magazine.
Deer love recreational cannabis.