Expert Tips for Pest Control with Baking Soda & Vinegar : COCKROACHES, ANTS, DRAIN FLIES, RATS/MICE

Expert Tips for Pest Control with Baking Soda and Vinegar: COCKROACHES, ANTS, DRAIN FLIES, RATS/MICE animalpestcontrols.com/
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Baking soda and vinegar, when combined, create a fizzing reaction that gets rid of pests, acting as a natural repellent.
Also these two ingredients are cost-effective, eco-friendly and often more effective than chemical pesticides.
In this video we will explore the best ways to use these household staples to get rid of the most common house and garden pests
1.
Cockroaches.
Baking soda is a common household item, but what you may not realize is that it can also be used to kill cockroaches.
You should begin by filling a small container with water and another bowl with equal parts baking soda and sugar.
Then, you place both of these close to the location where roaches are hanging out and wait for it to work its magic.
Once roaches consume the mixture along with water, it will kill them from the inside out.
This is an affordable and easy home remedy to try out and see cockroaches begin to drop one by one.
Using vinegar as a cleaner for your floors and countertops is another good option for deterring roaches, as it can sanitize the area.
It is also very important that you remove water and food sources since these are the main attraction for cockroaches.
Vinegar has the capabilities of killing cockroaches, but it needs to be used in high quantities.
The solution is naturally antibacterial that can be used to spray inside bathrooms where cockroaches are known to hide for water and moisture.
2.
Ants.
Vinegar and Baking soda is great for getting rid of bugs, especially ants.
All you need to do is Simply sprinkle baking soda directly on an ant nest, then spray with white vinegar.
This will cause a foam-like reaction to help kill the nest.
The acetic acid in the vinegar will treat a wide range of garden and common houseplant pests but it does require it comes into contact with the insect.
3.
Drain flies.

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