Fleas are a persistent type of pest. They travel through the air and find their way into your home to lay their eggs on the carpets of your home. They will roam around in the carpets and lay eggs at a rapid pace causing you to get an infestation within a few months or weeks. The eggs will turn into fleas and they will leave your carpet and travel through your house in an attempt to look for food. The entire process will be repeated over again every few weeks or months if you do not take action to eliminate the flea problem in your house as soon as possible.

Natural Remedy For Fleas In Home

Flea Remedy

One of the most common ways to kill fleas is with an essential oil remedy. This can be done either by adding a few drops of oil to your pet’s water dish or by applying it directly to your pet’s skin and fur. Some popular oils that are known for repelling and killing fleas include lavender, eucalyptus, peppermint and rosemary; however, there are other options out there as well.

Essential oils can help keep away fleas from both pets and humans by adding them to shampoo you use on yourself or your kids’ hair (remember though: always consult with a doctor first before using any essential oils). In addition, they can also be used when making natural sprays indoors so long as they aren’t too concentrated (you’ll need anywhere from 10-15 drops per cup of water). In general though it’s best not too overdo this method because some essential oils will irritate sensitive skin if applied too much at once!

Essential Metals And Oils

Essential oils are concentrated organic liquids extracted from plants, seeds and flowers. They’re used to make perfumes, medicines and other products. The most common essential oil is tea tree oil, which you can use to get rid of fleas in your home.

If you’ve heard that some essential oils are toxic to cats and dogs, this is true—but only if they’re ingested or applied directly on the skin (in high concentrations). Some cats may have allergies to certain types of these chemicals as well; again: avoid direct contact with any type of essential oil for both safety reasons and because it’s not healthy for them!

Essential oils like citronella and cedarwood are safe for use around pets but we recommend diluting them so that they don’t burn their sensitive noses or eyes when sprayed over areas where fleas might reside (carpets). You’ll want to do this before bedtime so that all family members can sleep comfortably knowing that no flea bites will disturb their slumber!

Make A Catnip Spray

Catnip is a natural flea repellent, which makes it the perfect choice to make your own catnip spray. All you need is some catnip and water, and you’re all set! To prepare the spray:

• Add 1 cup of dried and crushed catnip leaves or flowers to 2 cups of water in a large bowl. Let it steep for about 3 hours at room temperature in a cool place (70-75 degrees is ideal).
• Strain the mixture through cheesecloth or coffee filters into another container with lid, then add 1/2 teaspoon of organic lavender essential oil.*

To use your homemade flea repellent: Shake well before using on your pet’s fur, making sure that all parts are covered. Spray lightly all over their bodies—especially behind their ears and under their tail—but avoid getting any liquid into their eyes or nose.

Use essential oils and metals to get rid of fleas in your home.

Use essential oils and metals to get rid of fleas in your home.

Essential oils and metals are safe for pets. They kill fleas by suffocation by disrupting their respiratory systems and dehydrating them, which can take a few hours depending on the strength of the oils used. Essential oils and metals are not toxic, but they can cause irritation if you use too much (more than 10 drops).