Repelling rats is a problem faced by many homes and businesses. Here are some of the best ways to repel rats in detail:
Keep it clean: Keep your home and surroundings clean by sweeping the floors regularly to remove food debris and garbage.
Seal gaps: Repair cracks and holes in building walls and floors to prevent rats from entering the home.
Food Storage: Store food in airtight containers to reduce food sources for rats.
Mouse Trap: Use a mouse trap or trap to catch mice. Traditional classic mousetraps or modern electronic mousetraps are both effective options.
Ultrasonic rat repeller: This device emits ultrasonic waves to repel rats, and has a certain expulsion effect on rats.
Peppermint oil: Mice don't like the smell of peppermint. You can place peppermint oil cotton balls or spray peppermint essential oil in areas where mice are likely to be present.
Orange peels: Orange peels have a citrus smell that rats don’t like and can be placed in areas where rats are likely to appear.
Rat poison: Rat poison usually includes poison bait and poison bait box. You can choose professional rat poison for use. However, care must be taken in the placement to avoid danger to humans and pets.
Rat repellent aerosol: This is a quick and effective way to get rid of indoor rats by spraying an aerosol.
Regular inspections: Regularly inspect and clean potential rat hiding places to identify problems and take action promptly.
Monitoring device: Using a mouse monitoring device such as a sticky mouse board can help you monitor mouse activity and take timely measures.
When implementing rodent repellent measures, it is necessary to use a combination of multiple methods according to specific circumstances to improve the effect and reduce the adaptability of mice to a single method. At the same time, safety factors should also be taken into consideration when choosing the appropriate rodent repellent method to ensure that it will not cause harm to humans and other animals.
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