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🏡 How to Use Baking Soda to Get Rid of Pests:
Cockroaches, Fleas, Ants, Moths, Mice/Rats, and Spiders
Looking for a safe, affordable, and chemical-free way to deal with common household pests? Look no further than your kitchen pantry. Baking soda—yes, the same humble ingredient you use for baking and cleaning—can double as a powerful natural pest repellent and exterminator.
From cockroaches and fleas to mice and spiders, baking soda offers a non-toxic solution that’s especially great for households with kids, pets, or anyone sensitive to harsh chemical sprays.
Let’s break down how this everyday staple works and how to use it effectively for different pests.
🪳 1. Cockroaches
Why it works: When cockroaches ingest baking soda, it reacts with the acids in their digestive system and causes internal gas buildup—lethal for them.
How to use it:
- Mix equal parts baking soda and sugar (e.g., 2 tbsp each).
- Place the mixture in shallow lids or containers near cockroach-prone areas (under sinks, behind appliances, in dark corners).
- Replace every 2–3 days for best results.
📝 The sugar attracts them; the baking soda eliminates them.
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