How To Get Rid of Mice and Rats with Black pepper
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Rodents, such as rats and mice, have a strong sense of smell which lures them to discarded food.
Since mice rely so heavily on their strong sense of smell, there is a strong substance which can deter them from entering your home and trying to find food.
Evidence in studies show that the use of black pepper is both a humane and effective tactic for keeping mice and other rodents away.
Since mice rely on their sense of smell, the strong potency of black pepper will make them think twice when coming around certain areas of your home.
Containing the bioactive compound piperine, this active ingredient in black pepper naturally irritates mice and rodents.
Therefore this is a great way to keep rodents like mice and rats away and it also reduces the appetites of the females, thus reducing the amount of reproduction in the process.
The less they eat, the less they mate and create offspring.
The idea of sprinkling black pepper around your kitchen and outside perimeter may seem silly enough, but it will force them to avoid the area.
Rodents, however, are slick and determined to find ways to get what they want but black pepper will deter them.
More than likely, there is some black pepper on your spice rack right now.
Why not give this method a try?
Thankfully, there are multiple ways to repel mice with black pepper.
You can simply get a concentration of black pepper like Essential Oil and create a spray to repel mice.
For every cup of water, add 1015 drops of black pepper essential oil and place it into a spray bottle.
You now have a mice and rat repellent!
Alternatively you can Use Ground Black Pepper. Simply place small piles of black pepper where the mice are most seen and that should do the trick!
This includes inside cabinets, on counters, and under furniture.
If your house is kept somewhat messy, they could also become comfortable under clothing and other cluttered areas.
It is also a good idea to use coffee filters to house the pepper as it will help keep the spice contained and easy to spot.
Mice will avoid the pepper regardless of how it is distributed, so you might as well keep your pepper piles from getting out of hand!
It is important to note that once exposed to air, the black pepper will lose its potency over time.
It is best to replace the black pepper piles or bags every 24hours to ensure the highest effectiveness.
Black pepper can be purchased in large quantities if needed.
As you may not know how many mice there are or where they like to hide, it can be good to experiment with the size and location of the piles of black pepper.
Add more pepper to areas you see fit and record results daily to ensure proper control.
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