How to Use Rubbing Alcohol to Eliminate Pests Around the House?
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0:00:00 intro
0:01:24 1. Dust mites
0:02:47 2. Bedbugs and Plant bugs
0:03:57 3. Fruit flies
0:04:45 4. Head Lice
0:05:26 5. Cockroaches
0:06:15 6. Spiders
0:07:03 7. Ants
0:07:41 8. Moths
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Do you have a problem with pests around your house?
If so, you're not alone: If you're looking for a way to eliminate pests around your home, look no further than rubbing alcohol!
This video will show you how to use rubbing alcohol to get rid of pests quickly and easily.
Rubbing alcohol is a household staple with many uses, from cleaning to first aid.
But what exactly is rubbing alcohol?
Rubbing alcohol is a clear liquid with a strong odor.
It's made of 70% isopropyl alcohol and 30% water, making it a highly effective disinfectant that can kill bacteria and viruses on surfaces.
Rubbing alcohol is also flammable, so it's critical to use it safely.
When using rubbing alcohol to eliminate pests, keep it away from open flames.
One of the various uses of rubbing alcohol is to eliminate pests around the house.
Rubbing alcohol will kill most pests on contact, including ants, bedbugs, plant bugs, roaches, and spiders.
It is also effective against earwigs, silverfish, and moths.
Generally the most effective way to use rubbing alcohol to eliminate pests, is to pour it into a spray bottle and mist the areas where you see pests.
Let’s take a look at the best Ways to Use Rubbing Alcohol for each individual pest
1. Dust mites
Dust mites are one of the most common indoor allergens.
These insects are tiny creatures that thrive in warm, humid environments and feed on dead skin cells.
Although they are too small to be seen with the naked eye, they can cause a lot of misery for people allergic to them.
If you're looking for a natural way to get rid of dust mites, look no further than rubbing alcohol.
This inexpensive household product can kill dust mites and their eggs.
Rubbing alcohol will kill dust mites on contact.
It evaporates quickly, so there is no need to worry about it harming your furniture or carpeting.
To use rubbing alcohol to kill dust mites soak a cotton ball or cloth in the rubbing alcohol and then wipe down any areas where you suspect dust mites may be present.
Pay special attention to bedding, upholstered furniture, and carpeting