Have you ever thought that garlic could be more than just a kitchen ingredient? This powerful bulb has formidable repellent properties against mice, cockroaches, mosquitoes and even lizards. But why do pests flee from garlic, and how can you use it effectively? You might be surprised by its effectiveness.
Why does garlic repel pests?
Pests hate the strong smell of garlic, rich in compounds like allicin , which acts as a real natural shield. Imagine a scent so unpleasant to them that they immediately move away from it. Mice, cockroaches, mosquitoes or lizards have no chance against this ecological and non-toxic repellent, ideal for replacing harmful chemicals often used.
Natural techniques to keep mice and cockroaches away
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Strategic garlic cloves
Place garlic cloves in corners of your home or in areas where pests are frequently seen. Mice and cockroaches will hate this odor barrier .
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Homemade Garlic Spray
Crush a few cloves of garlic, mix them with water, and then spray this solution on the infested areas. This simple and effective spray acts as a natural repellent.
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Garlic powder
For longer lasting protection, sprinkle garlic powder around doors and windows. Cockroaches will avoid these areas at all costs.
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