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Re: Pepermint Oil to get rid of Rodents

Posted By: Maureen
Date: Wednesday, June 20 2007, at 9:46 p.m.

In Response To: Re: Pepermint Oil to get rid of Rodents (Anna)

Pepermint oiled cotton balls and sprays can be used to ward off little rodents from your humble aboad. If you have a 6 ounce spray bottle and put 10-20 drops in it, then you'll probably need to give your entrances a spritz everyday. Cotton balls placed stategically around the room, say 5 of them, will last a few days with about 5 drops of oil on them. Remember that essential oils can be toxic to pets, especially cats. Their kidneys aren't quite capable of metabolizing the compounds like ours - so this might not be a safe option for your household. > How often does the Pepermint oil need to be sprayed in > order for it to remain effective? do we have to do it > everyday or does the scent last? > Pepermint oil seems to be useful as a repellant for

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Message: > Pepermint oiled cotton balls and sprays can be used to > ward off little rodents from your humble aboad. If you > have a 6 ounce spray bottle and put 10-20 drops in it, > then you'll probably need to give your entrances a > spritz everyday. Cotton balls placed stategically > around the room, say 5 of them, will last a few days > with about 5 drops of oil on them. > Remember that essential oils can be toxic to pets, > especially cats. Their kidneys aren't quite capable of > metabolizing the compounds like ours - so this might > not be a safe option for your household.
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