How to Make Mice and Rats Disappear in 60 seconds without using Poison or Traps

How to Make Mice and Rats Disappear in 60 seconds without using Poison or Traps
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If you have mice or rats in your garden or backyard, we have a solution for you.
Their presence, as we know, can prove to be a problem on health grounds.
They gnaw on anything they find, including wood, cardboard, and electrical wires.
Another problem are the illnesses that these pests can transmit, causing serious health problems through their droppings, bites, urine and faeces.
Mice and rats feed on everything they find around your yard and house, and consume almost 10% of their weight in a single day.
Rodents however are in fact very intelligent animals, capable of avoiding traps, of adapting to the most hostile living conditions and of course reproducing very quickly.
In this video we will show you how Keeping mice and rats away from your home has never been easier, without poison or traps.
It will take you just one minute to make this solution, and it will work both in the house and in the garden.
To make this Mice and Rat repellent the first thing you’ll need is a few simple plastic containers.
Next, inside the container mix 2-3 tablespoons of wheat flour and 1-2 tablespoons of yeast.
Finally, add some grated cheese into the mixture.
Place the containers where you have seen rats or mice such as holes, cracks, and crevices.
Pay special attention to drains in bathrooms and kitchens; behind cabinets and appliances; in air ducts and ventilation systems; in piles of clutter; in storage containers; in hollow walls; and garages, and basements.
Once the mice and rats come across the containers, they will be attracted by the smell of the cheese, and they will ingest the mixture which will start to ferment in their stomachs.
The rat or mouse will be unable to digest it, and ultimately, they will suffocate.
The mixture can also be sprinkled in difficult to reach areas or around yards, so it’s more tempting to the rodent.
If you’ve ever had to deal with the presence of these animals at home, you will know how annoying and alarming this problem is.
If you want to check out other methods of repelling these creatures then please subscribe to Natural Health remedies and check out our other videos.
Thanks for watching and bye for now.

[@cathflonaturals7149]

Me at 2:45am watching this video because I can here mice destroying my food storage.

[@diannebartkus9893]

Oh Gosh, im s o sorry😢...Ug

[@raveekiddies]

Same here 🥲🥲🥲

[@user-wq9wd6qg6t]

If you have the space, an defunct fridge-freezer makes a safe storage closet. Also, a working chest freezer is useful to kill any weevils in dry grains... I freeze for two weeks as soon as I have taken delivery. Two weeks takes out the larvae as well.

[@cherrycervantes6948]

Same

[@ihait2luv]

I keep all of my pantry food in my refrigerator. My fridge is packed. I put all of my dog food and cereal in the oven.

[@ChelSierra_Remly]

I learned from my Mom that the fastest way to catch a mouse in a trap is to use a little bit of bacon fat. She would poke a wee bit of bacon fat inside the tube on a mouse trap, and then singe the bacon fat with a flame from a match. It usually isn't long before we would hear the trap snap. The mice come for the bacon scent much sooner than they come for peanut butter or cheese.

[@djtall3090]

thanks for the tip, I will give Bacon grease a chance. I've had no luck with peanut butter, peanut butter worked in the past but not anymore

[@IdelayCryptoHills]

@@djtall3090 the y ggetting smaarter

[@jerryfacts9749]

I have been using peanut butter and oatmeal. They go for it like crazy!

[@janetpattison8474]

@@jerryfacts9749those are 2 ingredients that won’t kill them. What’s the missing is the killing agent.?

[@Creator_Nater]

@@janetpattison8474they’re talking about bait for traps. Doesn’t need poison.

[@danpowell3953]

It talks about being a repellent, but then attracts the mouse to something that kills them. I’m not necessarily against this solution, but I think more accurate wording makes sense. It’s similar to poisoning the mice, but wouldn’t necessarily pass on bad effects to any animal/bird that consumes them, which is an improvement.

[@judilynn9569]

The title says nothing about being a repellent.

[@rayparsa3069]

​@@judilynn9569... The video itself mentions "repellent."

[@alexl932]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jGXThYZ8iLOcfsk Upkeep a cat cost more money to buy daily food, and vaccinating every yr cost over $x,xxx, it costs more money than buying a UNDER $50 trap or a repeatable world's true best hi-tech trap under $140-ish. Step 1) SEAL all entry points to stop them from coming in. Step 2) utilizing the world's best trap under $50 or $140-ish for a full automatic repeatable trap to kill them all as my videos prove w/ 400+ successful track records. Hope this helps:)!

[@GregConquest]

@1:07 Yes, "... to make this rat and mice repellent..." @@rayparsa3069

[@bustjanzupan1074]

Amen. So, tomorrow, in the morning i will go, and buy two better traps than i had them untill now, when the mices just ate the bait, and went away, remained uncaught.

[@Hemond1]

I was wildly successful getting rid of a mouse infestation using baking soda/instant potatoes/cocoa and butter. The mice did not die in the walls. They must have been so thirsty, they went outside looking for water. (my theory). I never smelled a dead mouse. (never found a carcass though). I had dishes of poisoned bait located around the house , with my security cameras pointed at the bait - I saw mice feasting on the bait. One day they were just gone.

[@chrisr326]

Maybe you're too honest..it would've been a better story if you'd embellished, and claimed you saw dozens of rodents including the baby rodents, laying dead in the basement, or out in the yard. But honesty has a price, though commendable. I think they grew thirsty cuz when I lay out green rat poison, I find them drowned in the toilet. They were thirsty and couldn't get out. There I'm not lying

[@leegoddard2618]

Yes, baking soda does work great.

[@susanmcdonald-timms3202]

Thanks for this.

[@susanmcdonald-timms3202]

@@chrisr326 Ahh, youve given ne another piece of the puzzle. If i try Hemond1 ‘s method, above, i can provide really good water source just outside, luring them there once they’ve had the bait. (You can always get out if my place, there’s openings). Thanks mate

[@Hemond1]

@@susanmcdonald-timms3202

[@daizamaker-jerrybraswell1997]

But what about the rodents dying in the walls of your house and causing a very bad smell for a long time?

[@jeffreystroman2811]

Put a clothes pin on your nose, I had to watch another video for that information

[@PeterSedesse]

It only lasts for about 3 days, I ran an experiment under my sister's mattress.

[@AB-vc7ox]

they usually just dry out, the stink usually is worse with rats killed by poisons that cause them to bleed out internally.

[@SyntheticStuntMan]

@@jeffreystroman2811 ROFLOL...hahahahaha! hilarious comment :D

[@Dave-Rough-Diamond-Dunn]

That's going to happen with anything other than trapping and removing them though isn't it! 🤪

[@darkshaman7087]

She talks about mice and rats but shows a squirrel in the video at least they could get that part right, its like talking about sharks and showing a crocodile haha

[@user-zb6tj7kq4n]

Showing Kangaroo rats as well😂😂😂.

[@morganeoghmanann9792]

@darkshaman7087 ~ Squirrels are rodents too. Many people call them tree rats for reason.

[@darkshaman7087]

@@morganeoghmanann9792 I understand that but she says rat while shows a squirrel, also I have also shot plenty of both.

[@user-lx1is2wl7i]

The one giant problem with using poison concoctions on rodents indoors is that they will die in places you can't access to remove their dead putrid smelling bodies. The stench can last for weeks and longer. Better option is to starve the rodents by keeping one's home free of any accessible traces of food including the stove-top and counters. Fresh food items should be kept in upper cabinets or refrigerated. Rodents will soon grow hungry and accept a spring trap to their own demise.

[@NudePostingConspiracyTheories]

That’s actually really intelligent. If i make every place foodless, they’re left with one alternative- the traps.

[@safffff1000]

Twin Home Experts will show you how

[@susanmcdonald-timms3202]

@@safffff1000 ok thank you. I’ll check them out

[@cherylm2C6671]

Zip baggies rule! They don't like mint or moth balls either.

[@safffff1000]

@@cherylm2C6671 I had rats chew thru 5 gal plastic buckets which I put food into

[@Cosmic_Soul]

The mixture is only good for the first 15-30 minutes. After that it becomes great food for the mice. Slightest moisture activates the yeast and turns into dough which doesn’t kill the rodents.

[@RobynAnn]

Thank you! I was going to try this mixture until I read your comment. I just found a mother rat and a baby rat outside in our backyard in a storage container with a rats nest lining the bottom!! Any suggestions that work would be appreciated.

[@snuffoutrouge5109]

bicarb of soda instead of yeast and put mixture in a small food container with a lid with one end having a rat sized hole. or use a rectangular margarine container to keep mixture dry

[@RobynAnn]

@@snuffoutrouge5109 Thank you for your reply. My husband found a video about mixing Jiffy corn bread mix with baking soda he plans on trying.

[@alexl932]

A quick kill in sec is the most HUMAN WAY, ALL OTHER FOOD POISONING (FP) MIXTURE=THEY WON'T EAT b/c they're smart & solidility=before die, the dumb one after ate FP, they said "come smell my breath, I ate this food cause me dying now, tell everyone stop eat such FP mixture" so future gen smell it then walk away WON'T EAT=watch many of my research videos & buy the best trap under $49 for 1-quick-kill IR trap or repeatable under $149-ish. Go watch (search YT) "Best mouse trap kills 400 rats" or "PROVE WHY 99% OF ALL traps fail vs I invented the world's best trap kills 400 rats" or "prove all bucket mouse trap fail vs true best trap kills 400 rats". And SOON I WILL DESIGN A REPEATABLE MULTI-CATCH (LIFE-CATCH) trap sell for under $150 probably from the USA: design in THE US, order and ship from the US, subs & get notified when u can order from my co. website, now I'm busy w/ other things, sorry about that! Hope it helps. I'm still fine-tuning and use one-quick-kill IR trap help my neighbor kills over 59+ rodents, together kill nearly 500 rodents of any sizes up to 10"-11" body lenghth now, go watch many of my videos, hope this helps, God bless u share the good news, tell others do NOT waste $ buy other 99% of traps/methods b/c I've done extensive R&D to test all 99% of traps/methods FAIL so I've to invent/design something work, don't trust 99% YT scammers out there, only trust a true engineer who's rich, smart and honest businessman who design it to solve his (my) own problems 1st with 400-500 successful track records to PROVE it's the best before release a final product in a hope to help others - 1st getta test it solve my own rodens infestation problem 1st, like typical Asian/Chinese/Japanese engineers, we're trained to be HONEST and design the best product repeated verify it works very well able to test 400-500 times or HONDA/TOYOTA CARS LAST OVER 300K-500K miles before we finally release our best products to solve other's problem instead of create disasters or honest Chinese/Japanese engineers/true Kung-Fu/Ninja masters is trained to be honest/commit to do the best or we commit honorable suicide lol, NO KIDDING, THAT'S THE OPPOSITE OF WHAT U SEE FROM THE BS WEST MEDIA BASHING CHINESE/JAPANESE/ASIAN VALUES ARE INFERIORS while 99% of US politicians, lawyers or even JUDGES ARE ALL LIARS/SCAMMERS - history professors said "The European whites steals/copys the Chinese invention of gun powder (Chinese people are so KIND that they only use it to make FIRECRACKERS to scare the bad spirits away in celebration of Chinese N.Y but ...) then they evilly make it into a killing weapon called gun then use that to police the war, to rape, muder, genicide the native indigious people then call "USA/AUSTRILIA is my White country, u go back to where u come from" and even US politicians, lawyers, judges are 99% liars/scammers to SOLD MORAL VALUE FOR $ = they redefine the definition of marriage include LGBTQ, that IS AGAINST GOD'S WILL, so they sell their moral value for the greedy $, what MORAL VALUE they have when the figureheads of THE US also do that:). Anyway, go visit ASIAN/CHINA/JAPAN/KOREA/VIETNAM/INDIA, all are Asians & Asian ppl are so kind & would never hit u said "Go back to ur country" lol. Or watch "NEW MONEY MODERN CHINA RESEARCH How to make Money Billionaire", and let the Billionaires or White smart men educate u and open your horizons. Anyway, hope this helps:)!

[@Frenchboyys]

Thanks...... I'm not trying to make em a loaf of bread ........😅 Close one

[@thesolaraquarium]

From my experience the single most effective way of stopping mice in your roof space is to use expanding foam on your outdoor air conditioning cable conduits. Cable conduits on the outside of your house from floor to roof space are like highways for rodents. After I did that no more mice in my roof and I can sleep at night. If you have rodents in your roof you need to inspect your outside walls and find the point of entry. I used to poison but now I have a mechanical trap I purchased with hinged doors that swing only one way which can catch ten to twenty mice at a time. Just the smell of other mice attracts them, no bait required.

[@neville4451]

That only works until they gnaw thru the foam. Best way to fill cavities is with steel wool. You've got to ram the steel wool with some sort of steel spike..I use an old screwdriver or similar. The steel wool must be really compacted so use the spike and hammer to tap wool to compact so they can't unravel the wool. That's it job done🇦🇺🙋‍♂️🇦🇺

[@thesolaraquarium]

@@neville4451 interesting, will keep in mind. There is no way they can chew thru the foam. I filled almost half the conduit with expanding foam on the inside, used a whole large spray can or two. The conduit is about 4 metres high to the ceiling (it is a large cable conduit, not small, 3x large air cons) and they would have to chew thru about 2 metres of foam. They have not even chewed the foam that came out the end on the outside. Expanding foam is cheap. You do not just seal off the end. You fill the inside and it expands everywhere inside. It is true that mice chew and could technically chew thru foam with ease. I find them strangely selective. Some things they chew alot, cardboard boxes, rubber matts, but other things they choose not to. I got lucky with the foam. They do not seem to like it. I tend to store things in heavy duty plastic bins in the sheds as they chew on just about everything else. So I understand your recommendation.

[@yixnorb5971]

They will chew through foam. That is why products like Great Stuff have a foam for rodents. Something is put in the foam that tastes terrible to them so they won't chew it.

[@neville4451]

@towerofnaphtali4066 Yep I can get that. I'm mostly talking about small cavities..rodent size cavities. Yeah those plastic tubs are gold for storage. We have one of the deadliest snakes in the world down here, the brown snake. It's said here that mice only need a hole about the size of your pinky finger to traverse. And brown snakes can do likewise to hunt the mice. Last place I lived in was hundred year old stone house. Baby browns are born venomous as the adults hence plugging all holes externally and internally. Can't count the amount of times they'd come inside thru the open doggy door in summer for cool drink from the dogs water. I live on an agricultural peninsula so mice are pretty well fed here....just saying mate😎 🇦🇺😬🇦🇺

[@neville4451]

@@yixnorb5971 hmmm hafta check that product out. Cheers for that mate🇦🇺🙋‍♂️🇦🇺

[@r1273m]

It's only this year we are beginning to see mice in the garden. I think it is because our neighbours who had cats have moved away. I spoke to a pest controller and told him I thought all the urban foxes we see around every night would keep them down. He told me that foxes have lost the ability or need to hunt whist people walk along to TESCO's at the end of the day and buy them discounted barbequed chickens!

[@flowerchild777]

Woww😣 Not good. I've got a small dog who loves to kill them👍👍👍

[@ghengis430]

I had a cat who actually brought mice in. Found loads of mummified mice when I moved out.

[@kashmir6672]

Rodents, rats especially, are intelligent animals and they catch on to most forms of impending death quickly.

[@jamesrichardson4965]

Very informative video. Good to know 👍

[@siriusstar99]

Corn muffin mix and baking soda ! Works fantastic!

[@jer6162]

What ratio of muffin mix and banking soda do you use.

[@siriusstar99]

@@jer6162 60% corn muffin 40%baking soda , after years of trying everything I was told what would work to get rid of rats in my Fathers garage that was the only thing that worked ,you may have to refill a few times but it will take care of the problem.

[@frankcee4342]

Another video shows a 1 to 1 ratio.

[@siriusstar99]

What ever , just typed what worked for the situation for my father . @@frankcee4342

[@midnightkitty8172]

Rats and mice LOVE peanut butter!!! I recommend using peanut butter mixed 50 /50 with DRY Plaster of Paris. You can use newspaper to give it some heft if you need to toss the poison in where the rats or mice hide ( like crawlspaces for example ) Put a big wad of the mixture in the middle of the sheet of newspaper, fold it up and chuck it where it needs to go. They will not get very far and will die very quickly.

[@mikhailkalashnikov4599]

Yup, I've had some good luck using peanut butter mixed with crushed poison bait bars. Next time I will try your method.

[@lil_old_man202]

i think the moisture in the peanut butter will activate the plaster and render it ineffective. but i could be wrong.

[@midnightkitty8172]

@@lil_old_man202 I got the recipe from watching one of the men hired by the city of The District of Columbia; it was like one of those 'mini' documentaries where they follow person X around and film what they do - in this case, killing rats. So I got it 'from the horse's mouth' , so to speak.

[@oftin_wong]

Wheat flour and plaster 50/50 works well and cheap

[@connorm3457]

Ya forgot that now ya gotta find dying/dead rodent, before it starts to make a nice smell in your ac ducts, attic, basement, pantry…….😳🤔

[@landon1626]

Normally you just live with it for a few weeks

[@Retireded03]

I would rather catch them in traps and dispose of them. Mice are easy to catch but rats will avoid traps that have caught other rats, but I just scrub the traps with bleach water using a tooth brush.

[@joemac3118]

😂👍 I was going to say that same

[@michaelblankenshipCA]

😂😂😂exactly...

[@rolandgo6744]

Do this then take a month vacation away from home.

[@DS-cf1zc]

I have found preloading your traps with either peanut butter, or nutella, or another chocolate based spread incredibly effective - every autumn they come in from the outside world, and every year they find me waiting - some years, I find a few in the traps in spring - but most years I have incredible deadly action during late August to early November.

[@ericbest9562]

Peanut butter, it never fails

[@dougbarkdull3469]

step 1: get a cat. there is no step 2..if you dont want a cat, ask someone with a cat to save the urine clumps from from their litter box cleaning and spread them around your homes perimeter..the mice just leave once they smell a cat

[@thinkinsidetheboxsquarecir3303]

You want to wipe out an entire rat colony all at once? Try THE TROJAN RAT TRAP! 1rst. Feed just one rat, strict-9 till its belly is full 2nd.soak the rat in peanut oil 3rd. turn it loose! All of the starving rats will cannibalize that one rat filled with poison! 4th. THANK ME LATER!🤓

[@alexl932]

@@dougbarkdull3469 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jGXThYZ8iLOcfsk Upkeep a cat cost more than every money buy foods, vaccine every yr cost over $x,xxx, it costs more money than buy a UNDER $50 trap or a repeatable world's true best hi-tech trap under $140-ish. Step 1) SEAL all entry points to stop them coming in. step 2) utilizing the world's best trap under $50 or $140-ish for a full automatic repeatable trap to kill them all as my videos proves w/ 400+ successful track records. Hope this helps:)!

[@RayAnnetteP]

I wish there were an effective way to make them leave, & not suffocation.

[@hoppinonabronzeleg9477]

About 20 years ago, I was on a night out in Manchester, before getting my train from Manchester Victoria, I decided to get some late night food. There were the usual late night food emporiums there, but I needed a pee. Going behind the shops there is a dark courtyard. I have never seen so many rats at once, the ground was swarming with them, if you have any doubt it is humans who allow them to thrive this is the evidence! HOABL

[@sweynforkbeardtraindude]

Brits!🙄

[@OWK000]

Rats can't puke up or burp, so if they bloat, they die. I have heard of a similar trick using baking soda mixed into dry Jiffy cornbread mix, but this sounds like way more fun for the rats as they get a little drunk first and yeast has gotta taste better than baking soda. I can never get the rats to eat more than a tiny bit of the baking soda. I will have to try this.

[@amani5614]

Once they hve it tho they know they will die we did this and after the first time they no longer eat them

[@captrockh2055]

​@@amani5614mix again and add peanut butter.

[@doomguy584]

Ib profen ground up mix with bait

[@lil_old_man202]

that's why you add sugar to the baking soda/flour mix, so there is no bitter taste. (personally, i'd rather eat baking soda than yeast.)

[@gabrielconstantine7384]

Lots of rats under my low level deck. I made a meal for them with a handful of all wheat flour, cornmeal and some leftover grout. All gone within a week.

[@walkyria1]

Grout? The one that you put between ceramics?

[@aaronj08ar]

Grout... lol.

[@billbirch3748]

If rural outdoor cats that occasionally come indoor and no water is the about the closest thing to getting rid of them. If you live near a creek and have ranch animals with feed getting rid of them is not going to happen imo. A rat can fit through a hole the size of a quarter, a mouse will fit through a dime size hole and in between mortar of brickwork.

[@timhowell1220]

1/4 in wire screen, then spray it with foam just to keep the visual and smell temptation down.

[@papasom3337]

Try Plaster and peanut butter. 1/2 and1/2 each, mix well. The peanut butter will attract. The plaster will make thirsty and when they drink, They’re dead!

[@warmblood8016]

Maybe cement mixed with sugar?

[@xtinax2591]

What’s the difference between using this and using rat poison? Both ways the rat suffocates and dies in your walls and other random places.

[@rkeller8141]

Why not close the holes, cracks around the house. Moved into a house that had a mice problem because the house was openly vented underneath, easily assessable, all around. I bought rolls of screen and wrapped it around the base, and haven’t had any further problems. Still needing to vacuum the insulation in the attic, would like to vacuum inside the walls, but know I can’t do, and have to forget about it. The last person I guess thought it was fairies, am more realistic.

[@SyntheticStuntMan]

just apply peppermint essential oil into the walls and on your baseboards and outside the foundation/slab of your house. they will leave NOW and as long as you apply again when needed you will never see them again. they hate it.

[@rkeller8141]

@@SyntheticStuntMan thanks, I’ll do that soon, I might have some.

[@katherinem.4414]

@@SyntheticStuntManCan you dilute it with water, and spray? Straight peppermint oil is too expensive and strong. I am afraid cats do not like it, and it may be toxic to them. How much oil to how much water? Maybe diluted is okay….what do you think?

[@HRTsAFyre]

​@@SyntheticStuntMani uesd it full strengthed and it didnt wotk. I put cotton balls soaked in Pepoermint essential oil in rat areas and the sucker gathered the cotton balls and put them all in a pile. Later I could tell where it had been when I could smell strong odor of peppermint in areas where i didnt place cotton balls.

[@SyntheticStuntMan]

@@HRTsAFyre thats strange...works for us. maybe the stuff you got is diluted and not pure uncut oil? mine is straight uncut stuff...makes your eyes water.

[@vjrei]

We once came back to our house after vacation and found the kitchen vandalized. We were sure someone broke in but the rest of the house was intact. We saw the two doors that go from the kitchen to the laundry to the patio had massive holes, close to a foot big. We closed the doors to the kitchen and at night I heard some noises, took a look, these massive rats, two of them. They walked by bouncing from side to side. We put all sorts of poisons and nothing, we used the glue and they ran on top of it and ate the thing and nothing. Until someone gave us a poison that makes them dry from the inside, they say it takes a day. It took 3 days, they were found in the living room. I was not able to see it but the maid or someone took them to the trash. We had a door with Moskito meeting, they ate it, and a wooden door, they ate it.

[@gracerobs3555]

What was the name of the poison please, I ve got the same problem in my house

[@walkyria1]

What was the poison you used, please?

[@jeansroses7249]

@@walkyria1 I think it might be Plaster of paris; I heard something about that a while ago, cuz I bought some, but haven't used it yet

[@user-se9ny8jw5d]

You did not say what you feed them

[@user-se9ny8jw5d]

​@@jeansroses7249aster of Paris and wheat flower and coco powder I read I think

[@otherwise7972]

feral cats also keep the rat population at bay. I tried to catch the little buggers (mom cat and babies) to take them to the shelter but to no avail and then noticed there were no more signs if there ever were of the rats

[@BK-dy8jk]

Yeah, but now they carry fleas and other diseases and feral cats they’re finding and also kill tons of wild birds

[@C-Here]

Please call your local cat rescue group, they are usually experts at trapping...

[@chloebelle6786]

The problem with predators is they may eat the poisoned rats. I use 1 part baking soda and 1 part peanut butter. It has worked well so far. I know that rats are smart, though, so I will have to use a variety of things to keep them out.

[@fashionmalabu4026]

How long takes after eating? I did two days ago but, they so playing much

[@tonycraig6984]

Do you add water to the mix?

[@dhiiramanyu6235]

A bunch of cats works well, plus they're good company. The mice and rats just move away looking for a cat-free environment to inhabit :)

[@timhowell1220]

And then the cat catches one and brings it in the house to give to you - still alive!

[@susanmcdonald-timms3202]

@@timhowell1220 yes, lol. Monsters.

[@TAVOAu]

I'm out in wheat country, and my cats were catching a minimum of 2 mice each per day. Haven't seen one for a while now, but my catless neighbour's house across the road, has very recently been infested big time. So I think you're quite right there.

[@susanmcdonald-timms3202]

@@TAVOAu haaa. Cats rule

[@themoonflowerfaerie]

I have an outdoor cat and other cats are here, they are no help whatsoever. My cat used to catch mice but now she’s literally quit and I have the worst mouse issue ever even though I’m very clean about food and the kitchen. Now a rat has even gotten in 😢

[@scorpa54]

A rat dying in your walls from any poisoning, natural or otherwise, is not a smell you want to deal with.

[@Thejoshrandall]

Next spend the next few days, weeks or months trying to figure out wether the putrid dead mouse smell is coming from inside your walls, under the floor, attic, or maybe even your couch.......traps, fast simple, effective and ultimately more hygienic

[@tonycraig6984]

Got it!!! Thank You!!

[@h.r.gerrard2960]

1 Tbsp black pepper, 2 colves of crushed garlic, ½ tsp cloves and ¼ tsp peppermint oil. Place the ingredients in a saucepan filled with 1½ cups of water. Boil for three to five minutes, let cool. Strain the mixture and place into a spray bottle. Spray on areas where rodents are a problem. They will be repelled by the smell. Doesn't work on Mothers in Law.

[@alfr1]

Peppermint plants are what my Grandparents planted around their house and NEVER had mice or rats.

[@aoisora1445]

it is a deterrent, but with most deterrents, if the rat is desperate for food and shelter, and believes that your house is the quickest option for that, they will ignore something that bothers them and go in... remember with their insane level of smell, they still live inside of sewer systems...

[@Gieszkanne]

In another video they said that rats dont like peppermint oil but they even eat peppermint as whole plant.

[@Binxalot]

The best and most humane trap is a large glass bowl or metal bin, you add a wood ramp up to the side of the bowl and the fill the bowl with a small pool of peanut oil. The mice fall in and get covered in oil and cant climb out of the side of the bowl.

[@badeugenecops4741]

That's NOT humane, zippy.

[@chrisyu98]

sorry typo in the original post, meant to say inhumane .... @@badeugenecops4741

[@judilynn9569]

Then you have an open container of bloated and decaying mouse carcasses to dispose of. Joy.

[@jus7040]

He did not write "you fill it as high as they drown in it". Just enough to keep them in the bucket. You can set them free far away from settlements (or freeze them), whatever you like.

[@fredrickpfister4154]

​@@badeugenecops4741rats are not HUMANS, cultivate yourselve

[@kernalkorn1514]

Just say in a loud voice 'Oh no! I'm all out of cheerios!'

[@themoonflowerfaerie]

It’s such a moral concern when you don’t want to kill them and have tried everything to make them leave and nothing works 😢

[@mirryayoo7366]

My situation now😢 I've tried literally everything😢 but still nothing happened

[@themoonflowerfaerie]

@@mirryayoo7366, I honestly think that if you don't want to personally kill them, either hauling them a short way from your home like across a field very near you; or getting an indoor cat is the best way. I had to put my cat outside because I was very allergic to cats I found out; and she really loves being out there. She doesn't hunt as much as she used to and she isn't very old. But maybe she's just going through something. But if you get a younger cat that is healthy, they will usually take care of the mice for you. What I used to do if I got to them before she killed them, was to take them to a field across from my house.

[@garymcdonagh9550]

If you can catch them, bring them to a place at least 10 miles from your home, plus it must be a place that has wild wheat growing or wild fruits, so they won't starve, God will love for this, remember he made all, also you probably thinking why 10 mile to leave them, well it is because they will return to your home if under 10 mile... Hope this helps you.

[@lil_old_man202]

they're eating my tomatoes as soon as they get ripe, that's reason enough for me to kill them. and they don't eat just one, they take several bites out of every single ripe tomato, ruining all. so the moral is clear: my own hunger takes precedent over the rats'.

[@Crypto-Legend]

Lmao, there's nothing morally wrong with killing an animal. Wtf did I even read.

[@gary5481]

The best remedy is to spread chopped fresh chilli's and/or garlic in the areas where they are prevalent. They can't handle the pungency & dissappear quickly.

[@lil_old_man202]

that'll also keep out the vampires, so it's a win win.

[@gary5481]

@@lil_old_man202 😆 🤣

[@billjones1201]

They Live In Serwer's .

[@kungazopa2831]

I feed my local fox family on raw chicken wings & scraps. I do not try to connect with the foxes via food bribes as their innate wariness around humans is vital for their safety. Having a wild fox around ensures NO rats or mice because the foxes get them all in no time. The caught rats scream such a high pitched loud cry upon being caught that any rat for blocks around just flee, and stay away.

[@biffbutowski2447]

Wow. Didn’t know foxes ate rats, do you have video of fox catching rat

[@mylon5227]

Yes they have an awful squeal but it doesn't scare the other ones away I've caught them in glue traps they were squealing to get away all the while other rats were walking around the squealing didn't bother them

[@auroraheidialis]

I like filling up a 5 gallon bucket half to 3/4 full, a ramp up to it, walkway across top and handfuls of pumpkin or sunflower seeds. Then you can toss them out for birds and other creatures to eat without being poisoned. Works like a charm.

[@SophietheAmericanEskimo]

We've tried that method. The rate are too smart and get to the bait and never fall into the bucket. Tricky little suckers.

[@walkyria1]

Filling up with what, please?

[@auroraheidialis]

​@@walkyria1water.

[@CTLanni]

In S.E. Texas we let snakes take care of the problem. I have to be careful as I'm not well-versed as to which snakes are venemous!

[@CTLanni]

Time to bring in the bobcats!

[@CTLanni]

@@kelly-green Sorry I meant to reply to you -- Time to bring in the bobcats!

[@scottiopizza7565]

I never kill my rodent hunter friends.

[@timhowell1220]

Sure - just bring in a few rattle snakes - then you want be there in a few days to worry about the rats, or the electric bill

[@JamesJohnson-ig6of]

@@kelly-green "Nothing left for man to kill?"

[@Nick87899]

I have pet rats……anyone ever notice the difference between a “pest” and “pets” is just the spelling…..on a side note we have campers and the humane option is “Bounce” fabric softener sheets they hate em & camper mice issue solved

[@timrobertson4168]

Like Good / God & Evil / Devil

[@neville4451]

You know you have a bit of a mouse issue when you don't need to put bait in mousetraps and cats just get sick of mice that the mice run all around the cat and cat doesn't even look at the mice anymore and the brown snakes and owls can't eliminate or control the mice and yeah it does stink a bit when they die in the walls etc. But they gotta die somewhere baited or not and they still gonna find ways into old farm houses...😬 🇦🇺🙋‍♂️🇦🇺

[@bjkjoseph]

You are right

[@aronbalabs9389]

You need more snakes 😁

[@ericpetteway3841]

Baking soda and cornbread mix( jiffy brand). Mix 1 part soda, 2-3 parts cornbread mix. Put in a container,where the rodents are. That simple

[@paulpentz4485]

The smell of the decomposing rats could also be a problem.

[@user-jp4of2vi8s]

Dry oats and paraplaster. That way your cat or dog will most likly on eat it... just be aware if you have farm animals such as goats, horses...

[@burnedoutwhimsy61]

thank you so much, but if I place it outside will the hedgehog eat from it as well? And will it kill them too? I love and try to take care of hedgehogs.

[@zzzxxzzz3248]

Ten mice died behind a wall in the kitchen and the place smelled like death for 2 years . Dead animals in the walls are the worse thing when trying to sell or rent a property . 🐀

[@crackerjack9320]

My dachshund takes care of them.

[@narjisse5388]

So add water? Keep it dry? That didn’t like grated cheese!

[@TacShooter]

That's not a repellent. This will have the rodents dying and stinking up the place. A repellent would make them GO AWAY and not come back.

[@kengrow3992]

Plaster and instant potatoes then leave 5 gallon buckets with two gallons of water ( remove all obvious water sources) most rats will climb into buckets when they’re dying

[@gregjohnston455]

Make sure no toddlers can get to the buckets. They climb up and fall in head first and drown. There is a term for it, I think it's called Baby bucket death.

[@robertjackson301]

Will this mixture cause harm to other animals like, foxes, cats, dogs or birds?

[@teresamilczarek6505]

For sure will cause harm.

[@gaijininja]

It is well known that rats and mice don’t even like cheese, and that it is more likely to be the flour they are attracted to.

[@johnroekoek9864]

One part muffin mix, one part baking soda

[@Gieszkanne]

Baking soda dont harm them.

[@kp3646]

Are rodents affected by air cleaners with ozone?

[@EL724]

This might work; but, idn like having to put up with a dead rat/mice smell in the walls or where I can't get to them inside the house.

[@TroyQwert]

Thanks for the tip. But in my case i have no problems with mice and rats. Squirrels, raccoons and skunks are my biggest issue. Especially black squirrels - rats with bushy tails. Would that mix attract 'nd work on them, i wonder?

[@Joeyw-2203]

Is flour and yeast really enough to kill a rat? Rats eat a native diet of grains and yeast is just about everywhere, so I don't see how this is radically different from their wild diet. I've seen similar recipes but often they call for high salt content. The food attracts the mice, salt overdose kills them. We don't usually think of salt as a poison, but in high concentration it is. Small animals have tiny little bodies, so even harder for them to process large amounts of salt.

[@user-vd5ci6pv3l]

Rats n mice cant fart

[@louisezmuda8262]

This mixture is also fatal for pets. Our friend's dog ate yeast dough that was thrown out - and died!

[@sjordan7085]

Exactly!

[@heathermolony1339]

I have great success from using naphthalene moth balls...i buy from ebay bulk packets...open up manhole in ceiling throw into ceiling cavity..the rodents hate the toxic smell and leave the building...also this worked in a 3 bay shed..rats invaded..so placed napthalene balls in plastic tray under car motor on floor keeps rats from attacking the electrics on the car motor area ..stinks bad and the rats left....

[@AlexHop1]

This is not a repellant. It is a poison and, possibly, would be ingested by other animals if left around the yard.

[@JV-dr1ti]

Hey, hand me that flame thrower over there. 🐀 🔥

[@sewsilky]

I got 4 mouse repeller plug off ebay closed all holes behind sinks with carboard and cello tape I will make this mixture and leave outdoors Thanks for posting

[@ttfam5373]

Do you think rodents can eat through cardboard and cello tape?

[@robert-zg8or]

A buddy of mine used a 5 gallon bucket half filled with water. A wire from side to side of the bucket with a paper towel roller in the middle of the wire. Covered the roller in peanut butter. Some nights he would get 20 mice. No smell, they drowned.

[@robert-zg8or]

P.S. rats are harder to drown, and you need a larger container.

[@dottiegeary9065]

Never worked

[@widdershins7628]

I thought it was gonna be like the pied Piper, not gonna lie. Instead it's an organic "poison" lol

[@janetcupp467]

Is it safe on household pets if they accidentally get into it?

[@mmossuto2079]

We got electric traps and they work great. No touching mice. We don't even bait them. They just go in from curiosity and smell other mice in there. Thats the first place they go.

[@mrjon75]

Brand?

[@mmossuto2079]

Rat zapper

[@mmossuto2079]

They sell 3 for 99 bucks. Their purple on Amazon or ebay maybe

[@mrjon75]

@@mmossuto2079 thanks 👍 I'll look into that.

[@yell0wberry]

Why TF would I watch a three minute video to learn how to get rid of rats and mice in 60 seconds? lol

[@maryae.2501]

Would this work with squirrels ?

[@kristenbrown1]

She describes it as a mouse deterrent, but it’s an attractant and poison. What she described was a slow painful death from the sounds of it. This attracts mice.

[@lil_old_man202]

omit the cheese. it's a myth that rats love cheese. they much prefer peanut butter, which i believe also comes in powder form.

[@EvolutionRich]

I had a massive rat that was living under my shed and coming after the nuts I was feeding my friendly squirrels with. I didn't want to kill it, so I caught in in one of those humane cage traps. I took it in my van down to some local football fields lined with hedgerow, there were quite a few dog walkers around at the time. So I opened the trap inside the foot-well of my van and let the rat hop out the passenger side door. As it ran off into the bushes and a few bewildered people stared at me, I shouted 'have a nice day' after the rat as if I was casually dropping it off to play in the park. God knows what the people were thinking as they witnessed it

[@jamescole3152]

Great. A guy who is afraid to kill a rat.

[@wetbobspongepants]

Flour + quick drying cement + small bit of water = lots of X- mice or rats! Spraying the area with mint will also remove them. They hate that smell apparently.

[@AB-vc7ox]

yeast works well, the fermentation makes them explode. I tried mint and other oils supposed to repel them in my attic, and I ended up with a worse problem, it helped them find the entry point to the attic. Instead of an occasional mouse it was non stop activity.

[@SyntheticStuntMan]

@@AB-vc7ox I dont know what you used but peppermint essential oil absolutely works and they will leave immediately. spray anywhere their is activity and they WILL leave.

[@juliamilford1979]

@@SyntheticStuntMan mice in my store paid zero attention to peppermint oil

[@XofHope]

I wouldn't use the cement, it may hurt a cat or fox trying to eat the mouse.

[@joshuahein9928]

​​@@SyntheticStuntMan No it doesn't. I have tried it in my last three houses. Put out enough that humans had to leave the area and still no effect on mice.... The only effective "repellent" is going to be, lack of food, water, shelter, and good supply of predators. At least non of the common ones that everyone talks about have worked for me in several different houses.

[@damoncrowfeather4655]

Get yourself four or five cats, and keep them hungry. Your mouse and vole problems will go away outdoors. On the indoor issues, I just use the baits.. but baits don't really work for rats. I have used a live trap to catch rats around the exterior of my home. I have a large one, it's big enough for like raccoons or fox, and a smaller one for animals the size of rats or squirrels. Both work great for rats, I usually bait the traps with peanut butter.

[@davidrhoads3023]

You'll also solve all your wild bird problems, and problems from any other desirable wildlife.

[@MissSicBitch]

"Keep them hungry"? You don't have to starve cats to keep mice away. Cats are natural predator's -they enjoy the hunt. Besides, just the scent of cats will usually keep the mice away.

[@Dave-Rough-Diamond-Dunn]

@@davidrhoads3023 Don't worry, the poison will kill the cats too! Cats are much better at catching other types of animals than they are mice and rats, until the owner gets desperate and uses poison, and the mice and rats get sick and slow, and then you have a poisoned cat, and any other animals that eat mice and rats. Cats do fuck all to solve a rodent problem.

[@damoncrowfeather4655]

@@MissSicBitch .. Yes, but a hungry cat is far more likely to rid the yard of mice.. And, I didn't say starve the cats. I've seen many cats that were so fat, they hardly move.

[@damoncrowfeather4655]

@@davidrhoads3023 .. Yes, cats will kill birds if given the chance, but if you have a mouse or vole issue.. you may just tolerate the killing of a few birds.

[@johnmccready6752]

I much prefer the spinning pop-can and water filled bucket trap. Many multiples of mice. Also they are not rotting in your house or on your property.

[@MsMrglenn]

How can we hear it when the music behind is to loud

[@kepler186f4]

At least with traps, one has readily access to the carcass for immediate disposal, with poisons it's a hunt... just follow the malodorous odor.

[@karenhull2826]

Actually mice and rats do not like cheese, they LOVE peanut butter.

[@Oyinz356]

Can I do without the yeast?

[@lungisamayekiso736]

Having same problem with these rat's &mice thanks

[@tombarclay7108]

Peanut butter will attract mice better than cheese.

[@DarrellWefel-ts2kr]

Rodents don't have the ability to fart or burp ! That's what kills them !!!

[@diarmuidmcgivney314]

What a wonderful business, brilliant. And they suffocate the rats, wow. Ingenious really when you think about it. Mabye snap traps it is!

[@Eddy.O]

Next Video... How to get all the dead bloated rodents out of the walls? 🤣

[@jim6827]

60 seconds what if I see them 90seconds later do you have a backup plan

[@titaniumwolf1123]

Also love the random picture of a squirrel eating while talking about rats and mice

[@enargins]

I wonder if pancake mix would work, since it already has yeast in it?

[@jeusgarcia8597]

*FOLLOWING*

[@ChrisHarmon1]

"They can be quite intelligent" Now suffocate them. Easiest way to be rid of them is to put olive oil in a large dome shaped bowl and make a ladder for then to climb up the side. Once they fall in the oil ensures their feet are too slick to climb out. Next day put the bowl in a box and seal it. Then bring to a field far away from homes if possible and dump them.

[@Baby_Valentine]

Two and a half minute video on how to do something in sixty seconds... How long does the stuff last anyway?

[@Art_Martial]

What's the difference between droppings and feces?

[@salauerman7082]

Vocabulary…

[@Art_Martial]

@@salauerman7082 they must get paid by the word...

[@danam.8709]

Sorry darlin' don't want to REPEL rodents I want D. e. a. d. rodents and at lightening speed.

[@Wulfgeist]

This isn't a repellent. This is cruel means to kill them. I don't like destructive pests either but this is awful. And like others mentioned, if they are living in your walls they are going to die in your walls.

[@BrendaForrest-ty3dt]

Is this mixture harmful to cats and dogs though?

[@pegs1659]

Yes

[@flowerchild777]

How much grated cheese for 3T flour?

[@annelarrybrunelle3570]

Peppermint repellent seems to work on squirrels - so far . . . It's supposed to work on rats and mice.

[@aoisora1445]

all repellents only work as long as the rat is not motivated or desperate in which case if they are desperate they do not care about annoying smells, they must find food shelter etc..., if they are perhaps motivated by say, there is a hot rat female in heat on the other end of that peppermint patch, they will run head first through that peppermint to get some good time

[@antisocialmedia2507]

Used to set dry instant mashed potato flakes in the barn and outbuildings. Rodents would fill up on them and they would swell and kill them.

[@Goldenhawk583]

only the potatoflakes?

[@antisocialmedia2507]

@@Goldenhawk583 yep, just dry flakes. Ate until they were full and then i guess it swelled up and ruptured something or suffocated them. Not real sure. All the farmers in my area did it

[@Goldenhawk583]

thank you:) @@antisocialmedia2507

[@billpetersen298]

Nice, if a hawk cat dog or owl eats the "sick" rat, it in turn, doesn't get poisoned.

[@elizabethbaird3604]

I thought she was going to show us the modern version of the Pied Piper. 😢

[@myjourneytotruth]

So after all that to have dead mice/rats in unreachable places isn't worth it unless you can withstand the smell and the flies and insects it'll attract.

[@bluntforcetrauma2141]

Baking soda and peanut butter. Air will build up and they explode because they cant fart. Or try a saucer with anti-freeze. Unless you have pets

[@thomfiel]

I'll have to try this.