Top 10 Eco-Friendly Pest Control Methods

Eco-Friendly Pest Control Methods That Work Great
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No one wants to live with marching ants, scurrying cockroaches, hungry snails & slugs, or munching rodents. So how do we deal with these pests?

1. Cedar oil
Cedar oil is a natural substance produced by cedar trees.

2. Rodent traps instead of baits
Poison is inhumane as it kills rodents slowly.

3. Sticky boards for insects
Sticky boards are great for trapping insects that crawl like spiders, pest beetles, cockroaches, and mites.

4. Keep woolens in the freezer
It is moth larvae, not adult moths that eat your woolens.

5. Soapy water for ants
Ants are a tricky pest to treat and deter since they so commonly are close to our food, our pet’s food, and our water.

6. White vinegar OR Lemon and Water
For whatever reason, ants highly dislike vinegar.

7. Beer to flight slugs and snails
Slugs and snails can do a lot of damage to a garden.

8. Electronic “Slug Fence”
Legend has it that copper shocks slugs.

9. Diatomaceous earth
This substance is made by grinding up the bodies of prehistoric diatomic fossils.

10. Solar-powered pest control equipment
Solar-powered pest control equipment takes the form of a stake placed into the ground.

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