Using natural ant-repellent is a safe and effective way to keep your home ant-free without relying on harsh chemicals.

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I deployed a handful of tactics to rid my apartment of mice, including safe and humane peppermint spray. Here's how it went.

No residue: The mosquito repellent spray will evaporate naturally after application and will not cause other effects on the body and clothes. At the same time, the small bottle is also convenient ...

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Here's what you'll need and here's how you do it:. Start by mixing water, vinegar, and a squirt of washing-up liquid in your spray bottle. If your windows are a bit grimy, grab a damp sponge to ...

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Diatomaceous earth: The sharp surfaces cut through the insect cuticle and the insect dies of dehydration. Diatomaceous earth kills slugs, snails and ants, but should be applied only to problem areas ...

For a luxurious and calming bath, toss dried orange peels directly into the water or tie them in a cloth for a DIY bath bomb.