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phillipsbrian

This Kitchen Staple Sends Rats Packing

Who knew your pantry could double as pest control? If you’re tired of seeing signs of rats in your yard, just leave out some vinegar! Rats can’t stand the smell, and it’s a super cheap fix. No vinegar? Onions or garlic work too. Bonus: planting mint or lavender also keeps them away. Keep your grass short and your garden smelling strong—rats will think twice before moving in! #Home #LifeHack #PestControl

Joseph Norris

Why are there fruit flies coming out of my outlet? 😵‍💫

For the last couple of days, I've seen fruit flies coming out of my electrical outlet. There's no old fruit in the kitchen or anything else nearby. I swear the only thing I've plugged in there is my Apple charger. #PestControl #WeirdProblems #AskForHelp #HomeRepair #DIYFail #FruitFlies #HelpNeeded #Infestation #LifeHacks #HelpNeeded

Thomas Woods

Tried an old trick to keep wasps off my porch, and it worked!

My friends have a new porch and they were worried about all the wasps and spiders that would start building nests. My wife told him about her old farmer dad's trick to paint the ceiling sky blue. I was pretty skeptical about it but she insisted. The idea is that the bugs think they are out in the open sky and that predators can find them easily. It sounds like a total myth. But they did it. It has been two years now and they have not seen a single wasp or spider nest on their porch. I have to say I am a believer now. #HomeImprovement #Gardening #PestControl #OldWivesTale #Homeowner #DIY #Discussion #LifeHacks

James Brady

Native Rats vs. Invasive Pests: Who Knew?

Wild plot twist in Aussie bushland: researchers caught a native water rat on camera ambushing an invasive black rat! These rakali might be nature’s own pest control, possibly saving cities from toxic rodenticides and helping protect public health. The footage has scientists wondering if native rodents could be the secret weapon against disease-spreading pests. Imagine letting nature do the dirty work! Would you trust a water rat to handle your rat problem? #Science #NatureWins #PestControl

evanshaley

Vinegar: The Secret Rat Repellent?

Did you know that just leaving a little vinegar outside can help keep rats out of your yard? Rats hate strong smells like vinegar, onions, and garlic, so sprinkling these around your garden is a total game-changer. Bonus: it’s safe for other wildlife and way cheaper than fancy pest control. If you want to go the extra mile, plant some mint or lavender, and keep your grass trimmed. Your backyard will thank you! #Home #LifeHack #PestControl

Gina Green

Ants in my bed I'm literally done

2 months of ant traps, sprays, home remedies - NOTHING works. they're on my kitchen table, crawling in my bed, literally everywhere. i've sprayed around the entire house but they keep coming back. should i just call pest control at this point? desperate for solutions 😭 #home #antinvasion #pestcontrol #homeproblems

Rebecca Hull

Are Window Screens the Ultimate Summer Hack?

Let’s talk about the humble window screen. For $13, you can keep your bedroom cool at night without letting in a swarm of bugs—or worse. Pest experts swear by adjustable mesh screens and window limiters to block everything from mosquitoes to June beetles, all while letting in that sweet night air. But is this low-tech fix enough, or do we need smarter solutions for pest-proofing our homes? #HomeTech #SmartLiving #PestControl #Tech

Adam Boyer

The Flower Every Garden Needs!

Obsessed with nasturtiums now! Apparently, they’re not just pretty—they’re edible (hello, peppery salads) and act as a natural pest magnet, keeping bugs off your veggies. Gardening expert Joseph Clark swears by them for low-maintenance, all-season color and organic pest control. Plant a few and they’ll keep coming back every year. People are even making pesto with the leaves! Who knew one flower could do so much? #GardeningHacks #Nasturtiums #GardenTips #EdibleFlowers #PestControl #Home

John Fitzgerald

This Flower Outsmarts Garden Pests

Nasturtiums are the secret weapon your garden needs! Not only do they look gorgeous and attract pollinators, but they also act as a magnet for pests like slugs and caterpillars—keeping your veggies safe. Plus, every part of the plant is edible (hello, spicy salad boost!). Plant a few and they’ll self-seed, popping up every spring with zero effort. Who knew pest control could be this pretty and tasty? #gardening #nasturtium #gardentips #organicgardening #pestcontrol #Home