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Spray This on Your Window Rails – Insects, Bedbugs, and Flies Will Disappear Instantly!
Tired of dealing with pesky insects, bedbugs, and flies that sneak into your home through windows and hide in tracks and crevices? You’re not alone. These unwanted guests can make even the cleanest home feel uncomfortable. But there’s good news—you don’t need expensive pest control treatments or harsh chemicals to get rid of them.
The solution? A simple, natural homemade spray that you can apply directly to your window rails and frames. It’s safe, effective, and best of all, it uses ingredients you likely already have in your home.
Ready to reclaim your space from creepy crawlers? Here’s Nana’s tried-and-true formula that keeps bugs at bay—and makes your home smell fresh too.
The Natural Bug-Repelling Spray Recipe
This DIY spray uses the power of vinegar, essential oils, and a bit of dish soap to drive insects away from common entry points like window tracks, sills, and frames.
Ingredients:
- 1 cup white vinegar
- 1/2 cup water
- 10-15 drops essential oil (peppermint, tea tree, eucalyptus, or lavender work best)
- A few drops of liquid dish soap
- Optional: 1 teaspoon baking soda (for extra scrubbing and deodorizing power)
- 1 clean spray bottle
Why These Ingredients Work:
- White Vinegar: Disrupts scent trails and kills many soft-bodied insects on contact.
- Essential Oils: Naturally repel insects. Peppermint and tea tree oils are especially effective against flies, ants, spiders, and even bedbugs.
- Dish Soap: Helps the spray stick to surfaces and suffocates small insects by breaking down their protective barriers.
- Baking Soda (optional): Adds a gentle scrubbing power and helps deodorize window areas.
How to Make and Use the Spray:
Step 1: Mix the Ingredients
In a spray bottle, combine:
- 1 cup white vinegar
- 1/2 cup water
- 10-15 drops of your chosen essential oil
- A few drops of dish soap Optional: Add 1 teaspoon baking soda (slowly, to avoid fizzing over!)
Shake well to mix.
Step 2: Spray the Window Rails
Spray generously along:
- Window rails
- Inside tracks
- Sills and frames
- Small crevices or cracks where bugs might hide or enter
Be sure to reach all corners, especially areas with dust buildup—these are prime hiding spots for tiny bugs.
Step 3: Let Sit, Then Wipe
Let the solution sit for 5–10 minutes, then use a microfiber cloth or old toothbrush to wipe and scrub. This removes any residue, bug droppings, eggs, or dust that attracts pests.
Repeat this every 2–3 weeks, or more often during warmer months when bugs are more active.
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