Does baking soda really kill rats ?

using baking soda to kill rats . Real results

[@pwu8194]

You are the only guy who bothers to verify. Thank you so much for taking the time and effort.

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

Thanks for watching

[@josephjames8131]

Thanks!

[@galvinstanley3235]

​@@oakeymt.outdoorsTry cornbread instead of pancake mix.

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

@@galvinstanley3235 Yeah pancake mix was what i had at the time. I have had good results with peanut butter and baking soda as well

[@johnnyrodriguez276]

​@@oakeymt.outdoorsHow much baking soda does it need on a butter knive covered with peanut butter? Like just the outside covered in baking soda will work?

[@williamrobinson6680]

I use powdered peanut butter mix, with pancake mix and baking soda. Generates all kinds of foot(prints) traffic, and feces trails, all rodents. Then it gets quiet. And you realize you finally have your house back all to yourself.

[@martinschulz9381]

In the U.S, rat/mouse poisons are not created equal. The poisons that are sold in stores to the public are weak and ineffective. The poisons that the pro pest control people are able to get are the strong effective ones. People here are having to resort to baking soda or plaster of Paris concoctions as well.

[@haroldbrooks4235]

Never heard of peanut butter mix. Thanks I used cornbread mix & syrup but they won’t fall for it

[@GreenLove1]

I watched many many videos on this and the comments all had mixed responses...does work, does not work...rats too big to die etc etc. This is the first video that actually shows proof. Thank you so much for taking the trouble to make this video. Subscribing.

[@clairewhitney2390]

Too truly be a legit experiment he would have to test it multiple times on the rats. What if that died from over stress or something else?

[@GreenLove1]

@@clairewhitney2390 I actually tried it, did not work, my rats did not touch it

[@quarxdmz]

@@GreenLove1 our rats here are too smart to be caught by traps, I wanted to experiment too...

[@GreenLove1]

@@quarxdmz btw, I did try this, and it did not work for my rats

[@redgeypedersen41]

I just started using this mix around my place, I'm glad to see that it really works. Thankyou!

[@lsteiner]

Thank you so much for taking the time to share your results! Here in BC Canada, rat poison has just been outlawed to protect rat predators like owls etc. I had 3 bait boxes, which I just filled with 50/50 baking soda/cornbread mixture. After watching your video, I am comfortable I am on the right track. Cheers!

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

It works I have also had good results with peanut butter and baking soda. Thanks for watching

[@thevirgopoet8178]

This works!! Just like birds mice and rats can not burp or pass gas. The sodium bicarbonate in baking soda causes gases to build up inside the animal and being that it can't burp or fart to release these gases it essentially explodes on the inside from the pressure.

[@manchagojohnsonmanchago6367]

No thats just not reality.. It dosnt kill them at all.. Neither does plaster of paris.. Plaster can kill them if they eat only plaster but when you mix it with flour and they only nibble a little it dosnt set in their gut and kill them.. In a wild situation they just dont eat enough.. Im sure baking soda COULD kill a rat if it ate a heap of it but they would have to basocally subsist on baking soda till they starved to death. Poison and traps kill rats. ..

[@MarysPlace]

They fart but cannot burp

[@theradioweyr]

I was just introduced to this concept a couple videos back. I think the rats need to be hungry, which is normal (most of the time) as they eat really weird things, like the heads off of my drums in storage, so if they are really hungry I suspect this will work. I know some people will find this cruel, but I have had immense amounts of property destroyed by the bastards. On top of that I am tired of people using cumiden/d-Con which then kills the endangered owls when they eat the poisoned rats. If you think that poisoned rodents aren't decimating the owl population you need to do your research. THANK YOU. Subscribed.

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

Thanks for watching and subscribing. It definitely is a better way to do rodent control and kept you pets and other animals safe.

[@GhostxDreams]

seen other videos saying what can be done but the proof always shines through fine job young man.

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

Thank you

[@chiknhawk90701]

Thank you for taking your precious time to make this video. It clearly shows that baking soda does in fact kill mice. Thumbs up my friend.

[@JamesRichardWiley]

Thanks for confirming this claim. I mix peanut butter with baking soda or Plaster of Paris 50/50.

[@homestonellc1337]

Best video I've seen yet on getting rid of these little monsters! Thanks so much!

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

It works I have had good success with mixing peanut butter and baking soda also. Thanks for watching

[@jinxinator30]

Thank you for trapping a rat and sharing your research. Most KZbinrs don’t post real effects

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

Thanks for watching

[@ipaharpoon]

Thanks for confirming your findings.

[@maryd6745]

Wow relatively quick too - thanks for posting this!

[@PinkTaurus93]

Thanks for doing this experiment!

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

Thanks for watching

[@joesoap1960]

Thank you for taking the time to do this

[@joannax1610]

I have done it with just peanut butter and baking soda. No flour or anything else and it works just great!

[@LowSpecLinuxLaptop]

Me also...they just didnt seem to eat flour/baking soda mix

[@ericthecyclist]

@@LowSpecLinuxLaptop I've experienced similar. I was thinking about going to baking soda and peanut butter, but they've been ignoring my plain peanut butter. West coast rodents probably expect some kale chips and smoked tofu :-).

[@kantharuben]

How much (teaspoons) must it consume?

[@system2thinker659]

Perfect experiment, so great to see the proof in action. I doubted it myself but here you go! Works like a charm.

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

Thanks for watching

[@armadilllo]

filet mignon and cauliflower with rice and red wine.

[@coderlicious6565]

Maybe also add some human traps for the empty house, to make sure squatters don't move in there.

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

Yeah I have already had problems with people breaking in. Thanks for watching

[@The_Buz]

@Oakey Mt. Outdoors try adding bay leaves to the mix, rats love bay leaf you just need a little bit. It's the smell that attract them. And beyond leaf is very strong that's how I get them to eat from traps Most important is to collect dead one as soon so other rats can't see them dead in the trap, plus be sure to clean the trap of all smells or other rats won't go near them. Rats are very smart

[@juliasummers3]

We had a big infestation of rats. The baking soda and cornmeal mix left out really worked!!! We haven't even seen one rat but found dead ones all over the yard

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

Thanks for watching

[@emperornero1932]

Thanks to a meme about the rat from ratatouille i learned mice dont have a gag reflex so once poisoned they can't get rid of it

[@memzyme]

this is exactly how you tell if it works or not ,,, great video !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

Thanks for watching

[@justinlindahl8]

Great video. I use baking soda and powder sugar 50/50 works great.

[@wormyterry]

Thanks for doing this !!!!

[@casmarykay8433]

Thanks for this video. I suspect it'll be one of your most popular, because rats are a worldwide problem! :D Definitely gonna try your solution.

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

Thanks for watching

[@eviloks]

Thank you Sir for proving it's true!

[@haroldbrooks4235]

Thank You, it made perfect sense to me but KZbin was going back and forth with it. I’m going to switch to peanut butter because they’re not going for the cornbread mix with syrup

[@davidvitch177]

I have taken your advice and it works for me!!

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

Thanks for watching and sharing your experience

[@wildthoughts6959]

Thank you for doing this experiment on 1 rat. I was always curious if this was just a myth . What puzzles me though is : Downtown NY subways , and major cities in Italy are smeared with rats , why the Soda isn't used to fight this problem ?

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

Thanks for watching

[@uptoolate2793]

Because government doesn't want to solve any problems. Government wants to control problems to justify their existence.

[@pharmerdavid1432]

The sewer rats could be eradicated, but then a useful vector for biological warfare parasites and pathogens would be eliminated, so the "powers that shouldn't be" leave them.

[@TheObserver567]

People always looking to government. People just need to do it. But the death smell it will leave behind would be insane

[@DerrickDavisToday]

@@TheObserver567 Could the smell be any worse than the sewer?

[@RickKennedyFilms]

I appreciate you taking time to do this God Bless

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

Thanks for watching

[@shed.projects5150]

Great video, thanks for sharing.

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

Thanks

[@CeciliaFoxyIsBeautiful]

Thank you for making this video.

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

Thanks for watching

[@haideesuareztv5207]

It worked! Thank youuuu

[@rodbanuelos9997]

Thank YOU so much.. I will try it soon

[@guyindecatur]

Going to do this ASAP. Rats have been eating my tomatoes like never before. Had fairly good success using regular spring-loaded rat traps but not always. BTW - How can you tell if it's rats eating your tomatoes vs chipmunks or squirrels? Look at the area beneath where the tomato was eaten. If there are confetti-like tomato skin on the ground then it's rats. Chipmunks and squirrels eat all of the tomatoes - including the skin.

[@lylemoors4194]

Can anyone tell me if an older box of baking soda will still work or do I need a fresh one that bubbles in water? Older baking soda doesnt bubble. Probably won't work? Thanks for the advice.

[@oggyogg9058]

Cornbread flour- potato flakes and baking soda ,mixture.Always use gloves to mask the smell of human.

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

I have found peanut butter and baking soda works well also. Thanks for watching

[@DerrickDavisToday]

I had great success with baking soda and peanut butter. At 50/50

[@christopherleubner6633]

Want to make a really effective one combine baking powder with complete pancake mix and just enough penut oil to make it the cobsistancy of sugar cookie dough. Alternately you can mix in plaster of paris instead of baking soda. The first one creates excessive co2 that effectively causes metabolic acidosis sodium overdose or intestinal inflation, the second one causes a lethal case of consipation and dehydration.

[@susankuchenberg4527]

This was sobering but effective. Glad to know they don't hang around for days in agony.

[@policeluber6720]

Who cares

[@earthenscience]

@@policeluber6720 You're just as bad as the rats because they don't care about all the suffering they cause to humans either

[@AlexJohn2us]

" BOOM ! "

[@ministry_of_love]

Thanks very much for this experiment. I have rats in my attic and tried a mix of plaster of Paris with chocolate protein powder. The only trouble is, plaster of Paris sets on exposure to the moisture in the air. So I'm going to try a mix of chocolate protein powder with equal measure of baking soda.

[@keithroberts5611]

Peanut butter as never failed me ever!!!

[@bobstewart4989]

And I quote ".The rat is down ".

[@d.baileyspeaks]

This is exactly what I was looking for

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

Thanks for watching

[@AnonYmous-ry2jn]

Great video, and your experiment much appreciated. Could you possibly try it with plaster of Paris?? Thanks so much again!!

[@AnonYmous-ry2jn]

Again please try plaster of Paris!!

[@UberAV]

You do it.

[@catherineyoung6660]

There’s a guy with a video of rats eating plaster of Paris but no dead rats you should find it on KZbin

[@AnonYmous-ry2jn]

@@catherineyoung6660 couldn’t find that; are you saying a video implies plaster doesn’t work?

[@AnonYmous-ry2jn]

@@catherineyoung6660 actually, now that I think of it that expert named Sean made a plaster poison video, but he made the poison wrong by wetting it and molding it into balls! The whole point is it has to be dry powder when the rodents eat it.

[@painkiller7172]

Baking Soda is the Gun I mix Flour, Sugar & any little table scraps like Bacon cut up into tiny pieces, Dried out shrimp tails or slice up a few strawberries mix them up in my famous receipt coated well & use a tiny paint brush to coat outside entrance with honey or Bacon grease of a few used cottage cheese plastic containers cut a big enough hole in the side. "Come On In!" The Rats hit it heavy, stops them from hitting my garden an it is thinning out the herd night by night.

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

The trick is to get enough baking soda mixed in with what they eat

[@kurtrain7560]

And another one bites the dust.

[@thomassalazar4197]

How much do yiu add. Parts of baking soda to peanut butter. There is a house infested with rats I'm volunteering on. The elderly lady is in wheelchair and has cats. Any help would help. I have caught 4 rats under sink with traditional traps...but the other known areas are out in the open.

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

I used a 50/50 mix with the pan cake mix and baking soda. When I use peanut butter and baking soda I mix till it starts to crumble apart.

[@nvpics150]

Nice experiment and alternative poison. The pest control company had been using the green rat bait, but I caught a racoon managing to reach all the way in and scratch crumbs off. He seems to have survived but I threw the bait out

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

Thanks for watching

[@lsteiner]

Same problem here, and apparently racoons eat rats.

[@gold5432]

THE DIRTY RAT, FELL ASLEEP.

[@raymonddelisle6601]

I have a question. Do you mix corn bread mix along with baking soda dry ? Or should I add water and mix it together?

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

I mixed pancake mix and baking soda dry for this test I have used corn bread mix and baking soda before but had to add a little sugar to get the rats to eat it.

[@raymonddelisle6601]

@@oakeymt.outdoors ok thank you. I'll add some sugar

[@MichaelJohnson-ux7pe]

I think you did a good job on this subject have a lot of videos talking about this but no one has tested it like you did so I have to say good job. And I say if anyone or has anyone else tried this also?

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

I haven't seen any other videos where they actually test it to see. I been using baking soda as rat control for over a year now and no rats. I have had good success mixing it with peanut butter as well. Thanks for watching

[@MichaelJohnson-ux7pe]

That sounds good I have a lot of mice here that I need to get rid of.

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

@MichaelJohnson-ux7pe the trick is to get enough baking soda mixed into something that they will still eat. Good luck let me know how it works for you.

[@MichaelJohnson-ux7pe]

I have heard a 50/50 mixture works good.

[@Tori_TLCR]

This is great. Was wanting to control rats but not harm the hawks and owls. Will use in my garden.

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

Thanks for watching

[@cindinicholson2233]

Thanks so much .I was ready to give up.

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

Thanks for watching

[@siyafetsha759]

Thanks for trapping it and showing us the evidence, brother. Most people don't do that.

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

Thanks

[@MikeCee7]

Nice Video. How did you get the water in the cage? Was that bottle cap, able to fit through the cage holes? Or did you have to open the cage and put the water in? Because I know rats can squeeze through an opening the size of a quarter.

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

I did open the cage to get the water in. Thanks for watching

[@MikeCee7]

@@oakeymt.outdoors Thanks for your reply, I wasn’t expecting that answer. So how did you open the cage, without the rat biting you or escaping?

[@user-se9ny8jw5d]

I saw one video add peanut butter to the mix of baking soda pancake mix you could try that ..I thought it reacts to water the soda there must be water in peanut butter would be a good test

[@yodadunbar8909]

Want to truly catch a rat, get a young girl with long hair and ring Biden and tell him where she is

[@stephenmortimer2035]

I use big plastic box hole in each end Use baking soda flour plaster of Paris Sometimes peanut butter Usually powder chicken soup load.

[@robinlashay1954]

Great thanks for this

[@johac7637]

Dang, I've mixed some BSoda, BPowder, and they don't touch it, yet they get caught in the Victors, am I mixing it at the wrong ratio. Anybody have a ratio ? I've mixed up Masa mix with BSoda, B Powder and covered almonds, they dig out the almonds eat them, if it is working, then dang how big is my flock ? I keep catching rats, got over a dozen in my traps in the coop, roof rats, not bush rats.

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

I used half and half baking soda and pancake mix . I also been mixing peanut butter and baking soda with good results.

[@johac7637]

@@oakeymt.outdoors they don't touch my peanut butter mix, but get into the traps. I'm ordering the walk the plank traps, and hanging jars of p butter so they don't feast while in prison.

[@keyzersoze187]

i been using 1 cup flour 1 cup sugar and 1 cup baking soda... they luv it

[@akiraasmr3002]

wear gloves when mixing because they smell you on it and avoid it at all costs and also just mix the baking soda with peanut butter so they have to eat the bsoda with the pb.

[@louskunt9798]

Make sure you use baking soda and not baking powder. Baking powder is 100% ineffective. Baking soda/sodium bicarb is the one that works.

[@luvthisoldhome]

If you use this mixture for vermin, would it be harmful for any birds or other creatures that might feed upon the vermin?

[@lylemoors4194]

Hi. Probably not, since the baking soda has already reacted in the dead rat's stomach that caused its bloating and death. My opinion. Glad you are concerned about other animals.

[@asiamiller6833]

I just put out some peanut butter and baking soda they eating that shyt up it’s not my house it’s my neighbors house

[@s-chg]

What about baking soda mixed with peanut butter?

[@hortons1967]

Good to know. The rat killer industry has some explaining to do LOL.

[@sipalingpaham]

You save my time!!!!

[@colgatetoothpaste4865]

Cool video

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

Thanks for watching

[@Grafdesgn]

It does work really well. I moved up on a heavily forested mountain in Northern California about 3 years ago. I noticed something was eating my quail but could not figure out what until I put up night cameras. I quickly found that I had 20 or more rats running all around my quail pen at night. After some research I found out about Baking soda. I then mixed 50-50 mix of Baking soda and corn meal and put it out in small containers around my bird pen. It started slowly but within 2 weeks all the rats disappeared. Now I replenish the mix every couple of weeks and have had no problems since. It Works. Even better the rats keep coming back if it doesn't get them the first time because they love the taste.

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

It's all I use now. Thanks for sharing your story and thanks for watching

[@RollerCanarysByDaveyGeeNewZeal]

Very good.

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

Thanks and thanks for watching

[@oakeymthomestead4635]

This really works

[@morecm3322]

Hi. How much baking soda do you use? I am desperate. Exterminator came 3 x. Still here. I am terrified it will jump on our kids....thank you for any info..

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

I did mine about half and half. If you notice they not eating it add alittle sugar to the mix.

[@loveisnow2]

Im not sure im convinced. A more controled expeiment would be better. It might have died from something else, even fright. Just one experiment, try again, if its done over and over i would be convinced.

[@knot4man]

I too wonder if being left out with no bedding or nesting material may have contributed to the rat's death.

[@missbree7333]

How much do i need mix? And how much water? Thanks.

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

I wouldn't go more than 50/50 on the mix.

[@vimy385]

Can you try the plaster of paris with porridge?

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

I will in the future. Thanks for watching

[@anth115]

Great video showing proof. How much of the 3 teaspoons baking soda mixture did the rat eat for it to die within 24 hours?

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

I had the mix 50 /50 and it had eaten all the 3 teaspoons. Thanks for watching

[@casmarykay8433]

@@oakeymt.outdoors Thanks for the mixing ratio. I hope it works for me! I have free range chickens and can't use a poison because chickens can be quite carnivorous. :))

[@bjohnston3659]

SO how much of the mix does the rat have to eat to kill it?

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

That one ate almost all three teaspoon

[@russelldavis8415]

Don’t use water with the mix.

[@kantharuben]

How much of the mixture did it consume?

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

About 2 teaspoon full

[@jub8891]

rodents are also more likely to die when under stress.. its a trait shared with many mammals.. either way would have been been worth giving it to a vet or animal specialist to see what caused its death.. if it was the baking soda then the rat poison industry is screwed

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

I have been using baking soda for rodent control since this video ,and it works. Thanks for watching

[@mastershredder2002]

4:36 you can clearly see it's still breathing.

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

It was dead

[@nauy]

Hahaha. I bet you see dead people too.

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

@nauy I went back and looked. I think your seeing things

[@angelsuniverse6021]

But have to be the only surce of food😢...

[@BarzOverAll]

Thanks for showing the proof

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

Thanks for watching

[@EL724]

As long as they do not die in the walls or where you can't get to them...stinks.

[@creedx-dh3xq]

Stinks to high heavens 🤮 smell usually leaves within a few days

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

They will smell too if you use poison

[@EL724]

The point is to get them to die within reach; thus, put water near baking soda POISON mix. They will not get far and this method does work. I make nutty peanut butter balls w/sugar & baking soda. No more mice, rats or roaches.

[@magnosullano]

I wiil try this today.

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

I have found that peanut butter and baking soda works well too. Just mix it like your making biscuits. Thanks for watching

[@LiquidNytemare]

Don’t always believe what’s on the internet

[@nancyhowell8697]

Do you think this would work for squirrels?

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

I don't know I normally just set live traps for squirrels.

[@pharmerdavid1432]

That would be a horrible thing to do to squirrels, who have a healthy diet of nuts, seeds, and shoots, so no they wouldn't eat it, and it would be tragic if they did. Squirrels are my spirit animal, along with dogs, cats, horses, and most other animals, not rats though.........~!

[@mackellyman5642]

The Dirty Rat...

[@stargazer57813]

I have tried TomCat bait but it does not work. Hopefully this will do the trick.

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

It's all I use now it does work. Had good results using peanut butter and baking soda also. Just mix it up like your making biscuits

[@stargazer57813]

I tried this but I still have rats.

[@stargazer57813]

@@oakeymt.outdoors What ratio of peanutbutter to baking soda should I use?

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

@John B did the rats eat the baking soda mix ? If so try mixing a little more baking soda in. If they didn't eat it it's probably to heavy with baking soda

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

@John B if it to heavy with baking soda it want stick together.

[@lacroix2879]

The mouse I'm trying to catch has been eating baking soda, flour, sugar mix 4 times already across two different days, still alive

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

My mix was half and half and worked good. You may have more than one rat also.

[@LatteBrown]

I too am using one part each of baking soda, flour, and sugar in an empty peanut butter jar. I started today. I hope to not see any new mice droppings after a week or two...

[@crazyinsane500]

@@LatteBrown One part *each?* I figured that so long as half the total mix is baking soda, it won't be so diluted. IE you'd want it to be half baking soda, half "bait mix" (IE your dry ingredients.) Any updates on this?

[@LatteBrown]

There has been some activity. I had some chestnuts in the garage where one had been nibbled on. I placed the nibbled chestnut in the bait cup and those thieving mice/rats/whatever took the chestnut! Since then I had some spoiled cooked hamburger that I mixed with the bait mixture. It is hard to tell if they visited, they might be sick or dead already. I hope they are gone. Thanks

[@joleshore4818]

Sound like you have more than one mouse

[@yakuachbach6083]

Idk bro I'm not drinking life water just to be safe 😂

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

Lol I didn't realize that was the brand of water until I done started filming. But it's good water. Thanks for watching

[@jaxmom9043]

I wish you had a camera set up to that it really was the poison you made that killed it and you did switch it out for views.

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

That's honest results

[@johnkennethmayuyo]

Did you try to cook it and eat it?

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

Not that hungry yet

[@harryberry474]

Proof is in the puddin' ...and here's the proof. Don't really understand why other YT posters haven't done this before...maybe they have but This is the first I've seen that actually shows proof.

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

Thanks

[@josephjames8131]

How much baking soda?

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

I mixed it half and half

[@josephjames8131]

@@oakeymt.outdoors I ment, how much did it eat before it died? Thanks!

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

It eat about 2 tea spoon. I was surprised at how fast it took that rat down. That was a big rat too

[@awoken1445]

Less humane, tho'. Snap traps are instantaneous, less suffering.

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

Both have there place .Thanks for watching

[@dunnfamilyenterprise6320]

I'm killing everyone mice in my neighborhood FACTS 🤣

[@sue450]

only 1 rat.... need to do more rats and see if they, all die in 24 hours ,,,you can't say absolutely that the baking soda killed it.......was it that or fright or too cold...there was nothing to keep t warm ...too bad there was a necropsy performed to determine what it died of

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

It wasn't a control test but it was proof enough for me to switch from poison to baking soda.Thanks for watching

[@creedx-dh3xq]

It does work I’ve tried it and whew do they stink when they go back to their nest and die in your apartment

[@fredynava6965]

U the best u prove the theory ,no just bla,bla,bla

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

It works !! Thanks for watching

[@koolJay01]

Is this method safe for birds?

[@oakeymt.outdoors]

@koolJay01 baking soda is safe for birds unless they are exposed to a extraordinary large amount. Commercial poison can harm birds that eat things that have consumed there poison. So I would say baking soda is alot safer to use than Commercial poison.