Rats, although intelligent and resistant, cannot stand the pungent smell of onions. Their powerful aroma, due to the sulfur compounds they contain, acts as a natural repellent. But that’s not all: if they ingest them, onions can also be toxic to them.
Unlike chemicals, onions do not expose your home to dangerous substances. This natural method is not only effective, but also respectful of the environment and your health.
How to Use Onions to Keep Rats Away
What you need:
Fresh onions (white or red, depending on your preference)
A sharp knife or chopper
Simple steps to follow:
Prepare your onions: Cut them into small pieces to release their powerful aroma.
Place them strategically: Place the pieces in areas where you have observed rat activity (under furniture, near cracks or entry points).
Renew regularly: Replace the pieces every two to three days to maintain their effectiveness.
Maximize effectiveness with these tips
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