How To Kill Mice & Rats (RODENTS) with Baking Soda

Baking soda can be used to kill Rodents.
Given its low price, lack of toxicity, and easy availability, baking soda may seem like the perfect weapon against rodents.
Baking soda AKA sodium bicarbonate kills rats and mice when they ingest it. This is because, when the baking soda hits their stomachs, it begins to produce large quantities of gas. As mice can’t pass wind, they have no way to release the gas and the internal pressure can eventually kill them.
Because baking soda is relatively safe and far less toxic to humans and other animals than poison baits it’s a popular method.
However, the baking soda method is not without its downsides.
Rodents have to consume quite a lot of baking powder for it to kill them, which is a lot more than commercial poisons. It is also not a humane way to kill mice, as the internal pressure from the build-up of gas can be very painful and cause unnecessary suffering.
However if you wish to make your own baking soda poison powder and get the rodents to eat it in sufficient quantities, it is easy to do.
You will need
• 1 cup of Flour that acts as the binder
• 1 cup of Sugar - which is the attractive part for the rodent
• 1 cup of Baking soda which is the loaded gun
First, combine one cup of flour with one cup of sugar and mix it well. The sugar will attract mice and tempt them into eating the bait. Next, add a cup of baking soda and combine thoroughly. Finally, sprinkle the powder in areas with signs of rodent activity - for example, along skirting boards, near garbage cans, or around potential entry and exit points.
If you’d rather not use a messy powder, peanut butter bait can also convince your mice to eat baking powder. To make a peanut butter bait, you’ll need:
• 1 cup of Baking soda
• 1 cup of Peanut butter
Combine the peanut butter and the baking soda, making sure they are mixed together well. Next, shape the bait into balls and place them in areas with high levels of rodent activity.
Make sure to put on a pair of protective gloves before mixing up your mouse poison. Baking soda isn’t toxic and won’t irritate your skin, but if your scent transfers to the bait, mice will be less likely to eat it.
It’s also a good idea to make a bait station from a small, enclosed container. This will make it easier to monitor your bait and top it up as necessary. You should also monitor the area around your bait trap for signs of rodent activity so you can gauge the effectiveness of your control efforts.
It can take days or even weeks for baking soda to kill rodents. Therefore, it’s not the best method of mouse killing if you’re aiming for a quicker and less painful death.
You also need to think about what will happen when the rodent actually dies from the baking soda. Rats tend to seek out shelter when they feel unwell or like they are about to die. Unfortunately for property owners, this means finding a nice, dark, and secluded spot. It may be the interior of your wall or another area that is very hard to reach.
This means that when the rat finally dies, you will have to do your best to find it before the body starts decomposing and stinking or attracting other pests. This can be challenging to do and may require lifting floorboards or making holes in the wall.
If you’d rather make your mouse control efforts as humane as possible, live traps may be a good option for you. These mechanized devices usually have some kind of door that swings shut when the mouse wanders inside, which traps them but doesn’t harm them. These traps can be an effective way to remove mice, but may not be a quick enough solution in cases of large infestations.

[@AverageCatToyEnjoyer]

Tried this and it didnt work. In fact nothing got rid of the rats and mice I had here until a stray mama cat showed up. I was feeding her but se earned her keep by genociding the rat population. I rewarded her by making her into a housecat.

[@aprilegunn6818]

Same with me!!!!!

[@mercedesbenzs600bash]

Nice

[@duketta]

Yayyyy!

[@jlogan2228]

The rat in my house destroyed the wall of my dish washer so now I can't use it so forgive me if I don't care if it suffers. The rat I have avoids all other traps and I don't wanna have to have poison all over my house bc I have dogs.

[@BourneKnight]

The mice in my homes are quite intelligent. They’ve managed to avoid every traps in my home.

[@colonelturmeric558]

Have you tried the bucket and tube trap?

[@BourneKnight]

@@colonelturmeric558 I’ll have to give a shot. Also, I’d like to send an apologize to fellow human beings for being outsmarted by a damn mouse on numerous occasions. That is quite embarrassing.

[@William_Rivera_X]

@@BourneKnightwatch out for animal activists they have a list

[@AERSKALFA_]

@@BourneKnightPlease don’t apologise since we all here for the same reason. Sometimes we just had to admit that mice are incredibly intelligent creatures that are capable of outsmart us humans

[@galvinstanley3235]

​@@BourneKnight Don't use water in the bucket use about an inch of anti freeze instead.

[@PCK-CodyMonster1993]

*Thanks! Im only 11 and my dad wouldn’t call a exterminator, he thought they would go away on there own? So I had to take matters in my own hands and I’m so happy I found this first and after a whole week i have already killed them!!!*

[@hazelwork9332]

Wow, you are amazing. It's great you took things into your own hands.

[@Katteyezz]

Good job little one!!!🎉

[@justinm16]

great job man!

[@melindasmith7991]

Good job little buddy

[@calmwithsound]

Good job buddy!

[@lewischasen]

Yeah tried it he ate it and still here, I've done glue traps and he built a bridge, desperate enough to try sprays...he rolled on my utensils while taking a trip in his favorite rocket ship....anyone who thinks I'm being cruel this isn't extermination its mutual combat

[@flhusa1]

add alka seltzer tablets crushed into powder to the mix . spontaneous rodent explosion .

[@donnah.7346]

Cheaper to use baking soda. It's what Alka Selzer is.

[@bomark2002]

Bullcrap Ima try the alka seltzer

[@imaniabdolahi6833]

thank you this really helped me get rid of a big rat problem

[@IOSALive]

Natural Health Remedies, This is so fun! I'm happy I found your channel!

[@justinmix143]

To all the people who can't get rid of the issue: if yer struggling that bad w/ it, just get a cat. Seriously; that's the only 100% foolproof, positive option. Make sure to feed it little meat from time to time, and dont always give it unlimited pet food. Scale back a little a few days a week-- not so it's starving or uncomfortable, just so it's down for a snack when available. And all yer vermin issues will disappear almost overnight. Absolutely guaranteed. It's by far the best way, and cats are easy as hell to care for. Empty a litter box, put food in a bowl, love on the little MFer when it want affection; especially at times like when you arrive back home from bein gone all day. But mostly they usually like to be left alone alot to chill & sleep mosta the time. If you've never had one, they're honestly hardly any trouble, and usually pretty cool overall to have around. Just get a damn kitty. And yer abode automatically becomes a 100% NO-GO ZONE for unwanted critters. They'll kill em and leave em out as presents and shit. It's both gross and charming, but handy to dispose of so it's not decomposing somewhere in yer walls or cellar. Cats do everything right when it comes to vermin control. It's a total relief if it's a bad problem for where you live. God's own perfect little cute , fuzzy vermin annihilators. Made just for this particular problem, that can be insufferable when ready bad. If that's you, get one. Be nice to it. Don't neglect it (doesn't take much not to), just make sure it knows he/she is part of the pack/family with occasional pets and sweet talk, And yer good. It'll do all the rest (and make life good again at home, without question). Fuck weird substance combos or poisons. That's the best method

[@benignolopezjr1086]

Not that coz rats and cats are now friends forever😂

[@donnah.7346]

Cats have a natural instinct to hunt. Some more than others. You should never restrict a cat's food to make it hunt. That's old-school thinking. Cats hunt for fun, and even the smell of cats will sometimes drive rodents away. They have to learn to hunt because it takes skill. Also, if the cat hunts, you will need to worm it regularly. Rodents carry lots of parasites and sometimes fleas. I live in the country. A while back I found a beautiful cat in dumped my yard. I took him in and kept him somewhere at first where he didn't have free roam of my home while he got used to me. Good thing I did because he had major diarrhea that was literally dripping out of him. I assume that's why he was dumped. The first thing I did was worm him and worms came out of him like mad. His diarrhea cleared up and he is just a wonderful pet. So if you get a cat for mousing expect things like that to happen.

[@randomghostonthisapp5370]

We have two cats and they just play with mice and other rodents, they don’t kill them. Which sucks because there’s a mouse in immune and my sisters room right now, probably because of of my sisters won’t clean at all and leaves food and stuff out even though she’s perfectly capable of putting her dishes in the kitchen. She refuses to clean to the point she just sits in the floor in a ball crying. We don’t know what to do to make her, I keep my area clean, my other sister does all the cleaning and she’s annoyed she always has to pick up for the sister that doesn’t do anything, I understand and try to help. Even our parents try to use anything except violence, but still she refuses saying she doesn’t know how. When we’ve seen her clean up here and there. Sorry for the rant this is just annoying be to no end and I wish she would actually do something.

[@donnah.7346]

@@randomghostonthisapp5370 Cats have to learn how to hunt. They still probably don't know how to catch them. A mother cat that knows how to hunt teaches her kittens. I had an adult cat that used to watch my other cats hunt, and he'd steal the mouse they caught. They were outside, so he had lots of access to mice. When he stole their mouse, sometimes the mouse got away from him. Eventually, he learned how to hunt them himself and kill them. It took him a whole summer to learn. Make sure they have access to where the mice are ALL the time. Never leave doors, closets, and cupboards closed where the mice are hiding. That's the best way for them to learn. Cats have a natural instinct to go after them. If they catch one, make sure you tell them they are good and let them know you are pleased! Give it time. If you were lost in the woods, would you know how to hunt to survive? If your sister doesn't clean up her mess she's just feeding them. That's not going to help either. She should be banned from eating anywhere in the house except the kitchen table. Why is this allowed to happen?

[@randomghostonthisapp5370]

@@donnah.7346 My sister is ridiculously stubborn, and the other one is really little. Like she will have silent tantrums. And she gets this way every time we tell her to clean. The room has been cleaned since posting my other comment, but it got messy real fast.

[@turkwelsch]

OK so you say that rats aren’t picky so you have to keep your garbage locked up and yet you say that when you’re setting bait that we have to wear gloves so they don’t smell our scent and not eat it? So isn’t our garbage completely covered with our scent!?

[@martinschulz9381]

Pest controlling your house and property is never ending; some places are just much worse than others. The first step should always be placing bait boxes outside around the foundation of the building and poisoning them before they come inside. They love walking along walls, crawling in holes and will quickly find their way in. The crawl space is another hot spot to poison them. Trapping is ineffective in beating real infestation as they are high maintenance, and you'll never keep up.

[@larrybe2900]

Narrowing down to where they enter then plugging the hole with steel wool. It doesn't have to be much of an opening for them to use.

[@Yosetime]

That method is only safe if you can keep the poison away from other animals and kids. And the method used is relative to your infestation problem. In your case, you seem to have a huge problem. But others don't. So live trapping, as long as you stay on top of it, may work. If you wait until they start making babies, then the real trouble ensues.

[@donnah.7346]

@@Yosetime Cats and dogs are my main concern, but they can fart and burp. Eating this won't affect them. Kids won't be harmed by this, either. My neighbor used to mix baking soda in water as an antacid and drink it daily. I tried it once, and it tastes horrible. I'm not sure why you think this is dangerous to kids. It will taste like crap, and doubt they'd eat much. Mix some up and give it a try. You'll see.

[@zonevproductions]

he must work for the poison company, getting paid off trashing the environment

[@Alien_isolationist]

If you keep your home clean, they'll go to someone else home. I'm in a high rat population bay area city & had rodents before. Found droppings over a year ago. There are none now. Just gotta sweep up the food the kids drop, keep trash to a minimum, wee use smaller bags like grocery bags, which keep a low amount of trash in the home, amd are great to put a stinky diaper in and getting rid of it right away. Maybe your home is haunted, ever seen that movie 1922?

[@justinscott1691]

You don't sprinkle it around you fill a small tray or plate , something they can really woof down in significant amounts in smalll time.

[@Yosetime]

Exactly. No wonder they said it doesn't work well. A mouse can't get enough to kill it if it's sprinkled around like dust. Silly.

[@molly9082]

This morning I set a small tray full of cornbread mix with baking soda mixed together right near it'd nest which is under my stove. It ate so much today and I haven't seen it or heard it since.

[@joleshore4818]

@@molly9082 you’ll be smelling it pretty soon 😂

[@bmoshareholderappleshareho855]

How about also using baking soda with salt? As you know, salt makes you thirsty and they will dehydrate.

[@Liammaistry1]

@@molly9082 Any updates? Did it work?

[@anthonym1981]

Had rodents for a whole year, they ate wax block bait like an all you can eat buffet. Didn't go near the traps even my own home made bucket traps, no joy. I mixed peanut butter with baking soda 2 weeks ago an I haven't heard a thing since. Best bait bar none

[@VriEvolutionTarot555]

How do you bait them with peanut butter and baking soda? Is it by putting them on the trap itself?

[@BourneKnight]

@@VriEvolutionTarot555They’ll sniff out the peanut butter

[@barbaragonzalez2421]

I left a little bowl with the peanut butter mix. I rolled it smooth about half the size of a golf ball. This morning I was happy to see the ball chewed up. How nice, it even left me three little turds in the bowl. 😂😂😂

[@macato]

Who cares if they suffer when they die?

[@ritahall2378]

It’s a living being like you

[@MegabyteVII]

So? Doesn't matter. It's like flies and mosquitoes.

[@macato]

@@ritahall2378 they’re eating my crops. Killing my baby bunnies, they carry diseases, ruining my outdoor upholstery… I’m really not concerned about them suffering. It’s a FUH KING RAT!!

[@wendyhannan2454]

Exactly who cares, as long as their gone 🙏

[@SilverSight92]

@@ritahall2378 so was your mother

[@alfr1]

I went the long way and dug a hole for a 35 gallon barrel, with peanut butter and gum drops as bait and a lid that flips down and is held up by a spring.

[@bonniecarlson8226]

Jiffy corn bread with honey and baking soda. I used equal parts. Night 1 they ate like it was thanksgiving. Night 2, looking like a family reunion. Night 3, I’m making more.

[@danimal..1016]

Nice

[@lorriemorales365]

Thank you

[@jackiesicilian5720]

Raw or baked? Could I use dry pancake mix?

[@phoenixson4382]

so it worked?

[@Ms.Bytchy]

How long before they stop feasting?

[@mattheweburns]

It seems like you would end up with ants and other problems. If you sugar, I’ve heard that cornbread mix, or even just cornmeal, mixed with baking soda as a dry mix will do.

[@melonietaylor369]

So how will it be possible to know tht the trap worked and kill them if we don't smell them when they die? It's easier to follow the foul smell and find them than to mess up your home by seeking to find a dead rat

[@jefferygambill5072]

I've been using this method but I been using baking soda and brownie mix. I make it 90% baking soda and ten percent brownie mix.... I been doing this for a month and my mice have now invited all their friends over to the chocolate party and have gained a good two ounces in the last month

[@MORITEZZ]

😂😂 whoa that's crazy

[@jefferygambill5072]

@@MORITEZZ wow man it's weird that you responded to this when you did.. l swear the mice must be educated because I have tried everything three kinds of poison every trap they make but I haven't caught or killed a single one of those little rodents.. I think they're planning an overthrow of the government of this house..

[@jefferygambill5072]

@@MORITEZZ oh I left out that I just had a staring contest with one when I was getting out of bed.... He won

[@jefferygambill5072]

@@MORITEZZ Nah, I don't know anything about Netflix,,, but I did stay at a holiday express last night 😁

[@creedx-dh3xq]

You just have a infestation

[@joycenagy3140]

Once had a landlord who put out rat bait poison. It killed them alright. Unfortunately, they died in the walls in the Arizona heat. Soon had a nasty smell and horrible flies in all the apartments.

[@shadwell749]

my mom did the same and it was bad

[@rodm2345]

I saw a rat in my garage last night put a sticky trap the rat moved it it's not in the same position I left it in. I want to try this but dealing with the heat in California I don't want that fuckin smell.

[@sallydavidson4471]

@@rodm2345 glue boards can leave lasting trauma when you see the mice attempting to chew off its own leg to get free. I've seen them as they used them in a grocery store back room years ago. It just seems very inhumane. At least snap traps are quick.

[@SossboyOG]

@@sallydavidson4471 who care if it’s inhumane they’re invasive disgusting species who serve no purpose

[@akiraasmr3002]

spray some enzymes next time to deodorize.

[@hubertrobinson8825]

As a kid on our farm I used a BB gun I'd sit quietly in the barn and zap them one by one in the evenings after I feed the pigs honing my skills as future sniper in yrs to come

[@truthbetold2354]

Equal amounts of the ingredients. NO ONE NEEDS 2 CUPS OF IT.

[@kamelhaj6850]

I tried the peanut butter/baking soda method and even though I used gloves, they would not eat it. However, I noticed that after about a month, the soda must get neutralized and the mice then devour it in a few days with no ill effects. They got used to the peppermint oil, tea bags, cloves, and high pitched noise I would use, and they jump over any traps I put out. The one good thing is that these at least will keep their numbers down.

[@amandaciesliga2259]

lol that would be my luck they would be doing a triathlon around my traps and sniffing the poison 😅 like it is steroids in order to do so

[@tinaandrews2]

they did that to me until i got a bucket with a lid did a big hole put cooking oil and food on the top of the bucket and because they cant run anywhere they fall in the bucket of oil running around in it lol it was funny but disgusting just moved in and ended up having mice for 3months until i came up with the oil bucket because i was sick of it had to put everything in containers to stop them of eating my food lol

[@krystynahunt5153]

I tasted it myself and it tastes salty. The sugar doesn't moderate the soda very much. I found they are not attracted to salty.

[@tinaandrews2]

@@krystynahunt5153 get a bucket and put some cooling oil in they and do a ramp and put peanutbutter at the top and when they go and eat the peanut butter they drop into the oil but it takes them about 40mins to die as they are trying to swim around and try get out but its so good tho i thought have all went but last night i caught 4 baby mice and 2 big mice it was cool to wake up and see that they liked my trap tho lol

[@kamelhaj6850]

@@tinaandrews2 Yes! I heard that peanut oil really attracts them to a trap like this.

[@juanitatownsend3997]

Ok. 👍🏻 thank you to every one. !

[@valentinsanchez2256]

Good trabajo amigo megusta mucho good

[@naturespurehealth7638]

Interesting info!

[@peepla7]

It baking soda mixture also kills insects...same reason...gas build up.

[@bonniecarlson8226]

Any up dates from people who tried this.

[@Tommyr]

Or just mix the baking soda with an equal part corn muffin mix that has honey in it.

[@tonyahenry4167]

Unnecessary suffering… who cares

[@danimal..1016]

But what about the rats feelings and the feelings of the lunatics that are trying to give human rights to animals and treat humans like animals?

[@mojomaxy]

I agree the rodents carry nasty germ causing disease. Baking soda flour sugar works but bait traps are better so the mice are found and no smell. Lucky me live close to soy bean field.

[@MrRobman2009]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@MrRobman2009]

If I had my way I’d use piano wires to tie up their arms and legs and use razors and hot pokers to torture em to death NECESSARY SUFFERING!!!!

[@victoriasalter1701]

I do. YOU STOP ABUSING ANIMALS RIGHT NOW!!!! 😡 😡 😡

[@heidevoglis9178]

Will it leave dead mice laying around my home? Im SICK of these house mice 2 a night on the glue traps.

[@jayjaynella4539]

I have found glue traps to be quite effective. Put peanut butter and ham or cheese in the center of the pad. Works well. Gives the mice a chance to regret their life choices. I am NOT concerned about the disease spreading and ugly creatures suffering. Imagine all the suffering a mouse causes when it dies in your walls.

[@ronald1111]

Don't release. Kill

[@cindysalter1665]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 TRUE!!!

[@karma2.098]

a very good mother like approach........harsh but fair 😀

[@larrybe2900]

I prefer the snap traps that takes out any anxiety about suffering. Suffering for rodents doesn't give me pleasure but I do smile when a trap goes off. Staying on top of the problem in the fall is the best approach.

[@donnah.7346]

I've used glue traps and first off they are way too small. You mostly get them stuck to the edge of the trap. I've trapped mice only to have them escape within an hour. Then they drag those traps all over and can pick up dirt and become ineffective. I used mine in the garage. What are you supposed to do with a mouse stuck to a glue trap? I would throw them in a large bucket of water and drown them if I found one alive. Glue traps are a PITA and I always get glue all over my hands.

[@elsierubia1604]

thank for sharing i will do it soon

[@ascensionlady5318]

I sprinkled super hot red pepper powder where mice love to stay in my kitchen cabinet. What I've found is they love hot red pepper powder, and they can even relax staying over it. I tried peppermint, and I found their feces over peppermint tea bag. Another find is they are not very much interested in peanut butter bait. They are more interested in cat or dog food. Those metal live mouse trap does not work very much. I have 5 of them. So far, only a mouse entered in those traps.

[@tamiajackson]

Wow... Thank God I came here.. I didn't realise that's whats causing this mice to be searching in my room.. Cuz I kept asking myself why it keeps coming in my room looking for food but the only thing I have is a pack of cat food for my cats that aren't with me atm.. I really wish they were.. Or I wouldn't have to deal with mice in the first place.. 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@ascensionlady5318]

@@tamiajackson Pet food staying all the time attracts mice. I have a small dog and a cat. Recently, cat is not very much interested in catching mice. Because of their food, there are more mice and their feces appearing. I try to hide those food after dark. Whenever the cat requests, I offer her food. Recently, I caught 3 mice in the metal traps. When I released a mouse 2 miles away from my house, he run directly toward the direction of my house. I caught him again and released 5 miles away. They can come back easily if they are released near my house. Whenever I release them, they come to me first begging "I've known your family. I've been living with you such a long time. Please take me home." But they realize it is not possible, then they run to a field.

[@dahliajay5250]

I have mouse x and it’s bringing numbers down. 🙃 I also have plastic traps that kills them on impact

[@donnah.7346]

Since your mice love pet food, this is what I'd do. Take a plastic bag and put a handful of dry pet food in it and sprinkle baking soda in the bag. Shake up the bag and coat the food with baking soda. Take something like a coffee can and cut a mouse size hole in the lid near an edge. Pour the baking soda pet food into the bottom of the can. Lie the can on its side with the hole in the lid close to the floor so the mice can crawl in the hole easier. Put the can near where the mice were eating your pet food. Feed your pet meals instead of leaving bowls of food lying out for the mice to free-feed. Store your pet food in a closed container up high where the mice can't reach it. This method will help you a lot!

[@madelinesalazar8145]

​@donnah.7346 I'm gonna do this but imma make the dog food into a powder. Wish me luck!

[@deaustin4018]

trouble is, it only works once. You might kill one or two, then the other fifty or so tell their friends to keep clear. Oh yeah, they're exactly that smart, don't ever doubt it.

[@roseyroserose9550]

THANK YOU

[@Heather-xm9ul]

Have you ever seen what adult rodents do to chicks or rabbit kits? "Humane" is not on my agenda! This will be the poison at the bottom of my bucket, less work for me when it comes tike to check the trap.

[@TheUrbancluckers]

Basic rat trap the old fashioned way using Nutella as bait, works every time, no it doesn’t get rid of them completely BUT we just reset the traps each morning and throw away the dead rats.

[@akiraasmr3002]

for me I used nutella and baking soda on a paper plate and it worked like a charm heard them violently thrashing around in the ceiling to find them dead the next day.

[@sherrykendrick1765]

I prefer traps. With poison they will die inside your walls and etc and stink up your house. If you have them in your home.

[@hollyroxy25]

I’m currently using poison bait stations now & I keep finding them dead on the floor all around my house 🤷‍♀️

[@donovancollins4752]

Traps will do that too if you forget to check the traps or if rats eat each other and leave remains.

[@mrslassiter2649]

That’s my problem now and I can’t figure out how to get the smell out

[@joleshore4818]

Smell usually leaves in like 10 days

[@jaybrown5525]

I'm a homeless guy living out in the woods and the rats have drilled holes through my tent eating all my food I know I'm on their land but damn it they've cost me more money than I can afford now it's war I tried setting other little traps but these mice around my tent are like Einstein's they are too smart for their own good and mine they got to go on human I'm human on baking soda

[@tracycook2809]

🤣😂🤣😆🏕️🐀🐀🐀🧀🧀💰💵🤔😆

[@donnah.7346]

If you can get free food or anything given to you that rodents like, try to find a container and mix baking soda with it. It might cut down on some of the activity, but living in the woods, they will keep coming. Put the container under a pile of sticks outside your tent. Other animals like raccoons, skunks, and possums might walk off with the container if they find it. Don't leave it in the open or in your tent.

[@georgehenderson7783]

@Jay Brown Very sorry to hear of your situation. What area are you living in? Do you get any help at all from anyone?

[@tiyoserrano7342]

REAL ??How do you have internet ?

[@donnah.7346]

@@tiyoserrano7342 He probably has a smartphone.

[@Phukugoooglification]

Growing up, my first apartment was great except there was a mouse. First night set a mouse snap trap and almost right away I got the bugger. Flushed and reset trap just in case there was a buddy. Few mins later caught another one. What are the chances? I had only seen the One mouse every time. After the 8th or 10th mouse that night, I gave up the ghost. Over time I moved ...

[@Lightparticle500]

Did you break least? What happen? This is my first apartment. And I’m dealing with a mouse. I plan on starving it out. I’m not keeping no food in my place.

[@anonymousanonymous2577]

How can the trap break a rats neck when they don't have bones to begin with the only bone they have is a skull

[@kingporter67]

OH MY GOD, I love this video, this video can help me erased my rat problems!!

[@emresoylu9661]

Did it work?

[@kingporter67]

@@emresoylu9661 No, however, instead of flour, I used a cup of Jiffy cornbread mix because it has a stronger, powerful smell, plus, I add a cup of sugar and a cup of Arm & Hammer baking soda, also, I used an electric mixer and mix those three products together for seven minutes, then I place the mixture in small flat pans, P.S. Only Arm & Hammer baking soda is the one and only baking soda that can erased the rat problem, also DO NOT USED WATER OR ANY LIQUIDS IN THE ELECTRIC MIXER!!!

[@danimal..1016]

Yes but do consider the rats feelings haha

[@SwagTinCommander]

@@danimal..1016 mf ate all our food supply after we just bought them, he wasted like 2 boxes of food that was worth to last us 1 month, baby he gon die

[@bomark2002]

Absolutely want these pesky critters to suffer terribly while they are dying that way while their friend is holding its little paw the dying rat can say “don’t go in there, tell all the others!!!”

[@Juliaflo]

How about using those Orbeez beads?

[@Delores999]

I like this.

[@jennsmiles3633]

Death row isn't easy but it's how life works. DEAD MAN WALKING LOL 🐭🐭

[@adiebrown4135]

I was going to try the baking soda and peanut butter but if the mice are going to die in the walls and smell I might as well just get an old trap that snaps her neck lol

[@joleshore4818]

They won’t touch it but they will touch the jiffy cornbread mix with baking soda

[@stardustsparkles22]

​@@joleshore4818 you're 100 percent correct. I've got two snap traps loaded with peanut butter and they haven't touched it. These mice are smart!!

[@mercedesbenzs600bash]

​@sparklingsoul Try the baking soda and jiffy cornbread mix...

[@stardustsparkles22]

@@mercedesbenzs600bash thank you very much.

[@mercedesbenzs600bash]

@sparklingsoul Your welcome,good luck..

[@bubbafrie9001]

I use 50/50 of peanut butter and baking soda. They eat it right up

[@Olivianakirembe-sr4kl]

yes thanks very much

[@Imagine_dragon]

My POV: using unstoppable, empty bottles as the container, and then there’s just this one Cheeto of death😂😂😂😂

[@TheSapphireLeo]

Or catch and release in an oil-slicked bucket?

[@Bee-wb8re]

Mix it with honey flavored cornbread mix Jiffy has one very inexpensive and mix it with baking soda put it in a small container and the rat or mice is as good as dead

[@juanitabrooks1811]

Yes & this duz work,,I proved it to myself lol

[@donnah.7346]

I read that cornmeal also gives mice gas and kills them. That's probably why it worked so well. I had some cornmeal in my cupboard that mice chewed a hole in. Surprisingly, they didn't eat much or come back. I threw it away of course after I found that.

[@ateiluj08]

@@donnah.7346 They are freaking smart and they learn quick that a certain food is making them ill, so they start avoiding that food.

[@alchemykitchen777]

Baking soda it is!

[@peggygonzalez8977]

Thank you so much I am going to do this 💥💥💥💥💥💯💯💯💯💯💥💥💥💥💥💥💥🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@jscruggs9360]

What kill rats in the wild? Need piss from that and sprinkler around area??

[@pudgygudge6080]

Why do you sound exactly like WATOP?

[@yoebutt]

since I go by mickie mouse on here this is a touchy deal. I wish we could still get the old time D-CON wedges! I think they may be outlawed- does antone know?

[@andythompson7725]

Home Depot carried D-CON last time I checked.

[@enigma2k10]

D-Con, Bar Bait, Tom's, there's a few others. My home place is basically a refuge for most any animals that want to show up, except mice. I choose NOT to use poisons as certain species around my property consume the carcasses and the poison can be residual causing illness or death in species you wish no harm to. I made boxes with 1 1/2 to 2 inch holes cut in opposite ends that I put the baking soda bait in that kept other animals from getting to it. Most other animals (except birds) can burp and fart if they do get in to it.

[@jackiesicilian5720]

@@enigma2k10 great idea, did you find the dead ones?

[@enigma2k10]

@@jackiesicilian5720 I set the bait (1 part cornbread w/honey mix to 1 part baking soda) in several spots along their trails and holes. I haven't seen carcasses, but I have started to notice less activity. I believe it is working.

[@rogervonita]

I think they were considered inhumane. Really!!!!

[@al-jawhara8342]

Caught 5 in 5weeks in a rectangle trap hanging a chicken piece inside but 2big ones are not getting trapped dont know why ..they go by its side trued every food cheese peanut meat

[@samwilliam-lunarlautier7683]

I have 1 mouse In my kitchen...and a pack of 28dogs so baking soda seems d safest for my dogs. I have all our food in seals containers or cuboards...live traps rnt working .

[@user-js1lt1mo1z]

I WILL STICK TO THE GLUE TRAP!! I HAD 8 MICES ON ONE GLUE TRAP!! ONLY $2.50 FOR 4

[@imkindacoolerthanyou.]

Wow finally I can enjoy cheese and not get RAILED by mice! It’s a massive problem for me because my tubes aren’t tied and I have many mice children now

[@jeffkirkham8983]

Are used a electric trap, put a little peanut butter in there, they go in, and it is over . Dump it in the trashcan.

[@abnormalynn7885]

Can u mix baking soda with borax n it eliminate them quicker?

[@mercedesbenzs600bash]

Gotta add a sweetener to the baking soda to attract them...

[@dottyjo55]

Peppermint don't work waste of money ,

[@AS...007]

Wait a second, I know that voice. Isn't this guy has another channel ?

[@IramGalindo-vc3nx]

"sweeping up any crumbs that may have fallen on the food"😭 'food'

[@Igotbignose]

This will get you more ants than what it's worth 🤣🤣

[@ricardorodriguesrr18]

This kills insects too

[@Tomanuel]

I used baking soda and they played in it like snow.

[@francespelletier175]

Use a large snap trap with peanut butter! Keep resetting after each catch. Keep all food in metal containers, not plastic. They can chew through plastic.

[@cmamelgna5585]

Good advice except.... they can chew through metal too... plus concrete.....wood, wiring, particle board and brick. You could TRY a cat..... except I've noticed rodents stroll pass the cat giggling all the way. DAMN CAT 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@dumdubbs2427]

Is this WATOP?

[@7LLLLLL]

Yo do snakes fart?

[@charmainehenry3641]

The baking soda, sugar, flour doesnt work

[@lomeinbullies5768]

You sound like the guy from WATOP. Got to be the same guy

[@eugenej.5584]

How to kill the hunger.

[@DESTROIM-_-.]

help im 13 kinda having a mental struggle rn theres one rat in my bedroon and its from my cat thank you so much bro-

[@koffeebeans8421]

I did this two days ago and I still seen a rat. I'll try again with more baking soda.

[@mercedesbenzs600bash]

Keep at it sometimes it takes awhile...

[@koffeebeans8421]

@@mercedesbenzs600bash Ok, Thanks!

[@CreatingwithWinglessAngel]

I used peanut butter and it works

[@luciusirving5926]

Add Knorr so it'll taste like Chinese food.

[@Iamtheone842]

I have a mouse 🐁 in the house somewhere we’re trying to get rid of the poor thing 😢

[@user-jv9qz2bu1r]

live traps are easy to use and inexpensive and re-usable

[@sallydavidson4471]

As much as I don't want to I'm going to use snap traps. I'll take the mice out and leave them across the street in the nature center as at least they'll be part of the food chain. We have plenty of birds of prey, coyotes and other animals around. If you have one mouse I can guarantee you probably have 7-8 to start with! Female mice can produce a litter every 28 days so they'll take over quickly. You have to get rid of them and figure out how they got in and seal the hole! They literally took over my garage and managed to chew their way into my basement! Mouse shit & pee everywhere in my garage! It's disgusting. I've lived here for 24 years and this is the 1st time I've had mice. I have a cat and they don't seem to care. And they managed to get into my attic from the garage too! Figure out how to get rid of THEM as it'll turn into a way bigger problem

[@donnah.7346]

@@sallydavidson4471 There are millions of rodents on earth and they spread disease. Each female can have hundreds of young a year. They should be destroyed so as not to make your problem, someone else's problem. Also, by releasing them so close to your home, they will come right back. You really haven't thought this through, have you?

[@mercedesbenzs600bash]

​@Sally Davidson Did you ever get rid of them and if so what did you use???

[@arsenaltruckerify]

The guy sounds like his asking for people to use baking powder then says it really bad, then a picture of baking soda again and again very sick guy 🧐

[@smurfygoodtimes8148]

Mickey Mouse, MR. Jingles, Master Splinter all object to this.

[@dglorious1269]

"By burping or farting".🤣😆😅

[@markpalmer7832]

Will this kill a groundhog???They are rodents, right?...I've had great success with this Idea with mice....and....mice Love human sent...they eat my food.

[@mercedesbenzs600bash]

Try it..

[@mrsillywalk]

Googles top answer says that backing soda does not kill rodents.

[@Scray1]

The more they suffer the better

[@anneakinyi4916]

I cannot waste my peanut 🥜 butter on an enemy who can't let me sleep peacefully.......let them eat baking soda, it's cheap n won't regret

[@mercedesbenzs600bash]

Gotta add a sweetener to the baking soda to attract them...

[@deepakp8825]

Instead of soda can we use powder will it work

[@donnah.7346]

No, baking powder is a totally different thing. It has to be baking soda, which is pure sodium bicarbonate. That's the active ingredient. It will not work with baking powder.

[@jaysharples-kf8rp]

I have a mouse somewhere but I don’t wanna kill the poor thing since my cat dragged it on so it ain’t here by choice

[@jerseyinthephilippines1283]

Mice can't fart? Why ot?

[@chicocharles6273]

Will the baking soda method work for squirrels 2022

[@donnah.7346]

Probably because they are a rodent. It would have to be something you know squirrels would eat. I know they like nuts and corn. I'm not sure if they would eat a mixture like this. You'd have to do some research.

[@ryanculler7324]

This video is hilarious so is the comment section 😂😂😂😈 sugar is the attractor and baking soda is the Loaded Gun 😂😂😂 i love this video me n wife took 2 day trip to Florida for family emergency got back to nc home and a rat was n our bathroom i think ill just let the dogs get it if he come out tonight if not ill have snap traps out tomorrow

[@anirthesengalparrot]

What bout cheese ?

[@lolrip818]

I just light them on fire but this works too.

[@malpacino6760]

Hey it's Mr watop xD

[@brokenarrowez]

Death is not immediate. Takes long.

[@jezber6568]

This voice sounds familiar...

[@user-dc5bl9ch9k]

Recommend ways to kill a rat or mice inhumane mouse trap methods to avoid. Sticky Glue Boards. If you've ever touched a glue board mousetrap, you know firsthand how difficult it is to free yourself from the sticky mess. ... Poison. Equally as cruel, poison causes significant pain in the slow process to kill rodents. ... Spring Traps.

[@russellakm399]

This is like burger king to the rats in my house.Those demons are immortal 😭

[@creedx-dh3xq]

Oh they’re dying you just have a infestation

[@lolrip818]

Burn them

[@flowmaster2010]

I tried this and a week later I found an exploded mouse in my driveway!!!

[@raymondcook8364]

I just mixed and set around for a Rat a mixture of 2 TBSP of Jiffy corn bread with honey and baking soda in a tray. I will update.

[@superproxygaming]

How was it

[@joleshore4818]

Worked for me