Set snap traps along walls or entry points. Use irresistible baits like cheese, peanut butter, chocolate, or even nesting materials like feathers and cotton balls.
Peppermint Oil Deterrent: A few drops of peppermint oil on cotton balls can repel mice and rats due to its strong scent. Refresh the oil every few days and keep it out of reach of pets.
Plant Peppermint: Planting peppermint around your home can act as a natural barrier against these rodents.
Utilize Cat Litter: Place used cat litter near potential nesting sites outdoors. The scent of cat urine signals the presence of a predator, deterring rodents.
Seal Entry Points: Close off their access by sealing holes with plaster of Paris, cement, steel wool, or copper mesh.
Ground Clove Repellent: The potent aroma of ground cloves can be an effective repellent. Place it near entry points, refreshing every few days.
Dryer Sheet Barriers: Surround areas of rodent activity with dryer sheets. Their strong smell is off-putting to mice and rats.
Feline Assistance: Consider adopting a cat. Not only will a cat actively hunt these pests, but its presence and scent will naturally deter them from entering.
Disposing of a Dead Mouse:
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