Hey guys what’s up ? I’m Alex and I’m here to present to you a list of home remedies that will help you get rid of rats ASAP. RATS, as we all know kill pets and spread diseases in families. If you’re living in areas where there are lots of rats, then it’s important to ensure they stay out of your house. There are methods, be it homemade or store bought that can help you with this issue. The good news is, you can get rid of rats permanently and easily with Homemade Traps. There are some very effective home remedies you can use right now and I’ll help explain how a few work. My quick solution to killing rats has always been to use a lethal trap, because the smell of the dead rat will attract the other rats to its death and they’ll eat it and die too. Rats, those tiny creatures that steal from your house and make babies in your garage. They may be on the smaller side but rats are hard to kill and their population continues to grow wherever there is food available. You might want to know how to get rid of them fast without calling pest control or just don’t want to deal with this problem ever again. Everyone loves a little help around the house, and rodents are no exception. I’ll help you find options that will attract rats, and even get rid of rats that have already taken up residence. If you have an option, to kill or not to kill, that is the question. Follow the link below if you’re ready to kick rat butt or take names…

Home Remedies To Get Rid Of Rats Permanently

Introduction

Rats can be a very scary thing to have in your house. They will get into all of your food, leave urine and droppings everywhere, eat away at your furniture and other things inside your home as well as carry diseases.

It is probably because of all these reasons that I had such a hard time sleeping when I found out that I had mice in my house. If you know anything about me, you know that I am not the kind of person who is afraid to get my hands dirty and handle any situation head on. However, this was something that terrified me since the last thing I needed was for my kids to get sick from some rats peeing on our food or whatever else they do!

Bay Leaves

Bay leaves are a natural deterrent to rats. They can be placed around the house in order to keep the rats away. They should be replaced every few days and it is also used in cooking. It is used in Indian cooking, Asian cooking, European cooking and other cuisines as well

Peppermint Oil

Peppermint oil is a natural rat repellent, and if you mix it with water in a spray bottle you can use it to keep rats out of your home. In fact, peppermint oil alone has been shown to be more effective than other commercial products as far as getting rid of rats goes.

Peppermint oil can also be used in homemade traps for rats. If you’re not into using chemicals or traps that could potentially hurt your pet (or yourself), try sprinkling some peppermint oil around your house instead. Just remember: freshness matters! The fresher the peppermint leaves, the better they’ll work against pesky rodents!

You can find this green-colored essential oil at most health food stores: just ask an employee where their essential oils are kept so that you don’t waste any time looking for them when all this info could have been found right away! It’s also safe enough to use around pets as long as they aren’t allergic or sensitive—but make sure that no one else who may come into contact with these oils suffers any negative effects before attempting anything else on yourself or others nearby.”

Onions

Rats despise the smell of onions, so you can use sliced onions as a natural repellent to keep them away. To do this, peel and slice one or two onions and then place the slices in areas where rats are seen. Leave the onion slices out overnight; by morning they should be gone. The rats will have eaten them up!

If you’re using this method on a large scale (say an apartment building), it may be helpful to put several pieces of newspaper underneath each slice so they won’t stick to your floor surface while they decompose. If you’re using this method in smaller spaces like an office or home, just place some rat-repelling onion slices around without any additional protection from moisture or dirt particles getting stuck under them—the smell alone should be enough defense against rodents!

Garlic

Garlic can be used in a number of ways to repel rats and mice.

• Crush several cloves of garlic, and leave them in a small bowl or jar near where they are active.
• Mix some crushed garlic with olive oil, and use as a rub on the baseboards where they are active.
• Place fresh or dried garlic around your house, particularly near doors and windows where they are likely to enter (or exit).

Chili Peppers

If you enjoy spicy food, rats won’t be your friends. Chili peppers contain capsaicin, which is a chemical compound that provides the heat and burning sensation for chili peppers. The hotter the pepper, the more capsaicin it contains—and therefore, the better it is at repelling rodents. If you can handle spicy foods such as hot sauce or salsa regularly and don’t mind using them on a regular basis near your home (especially in areas where rats tend to hide), then chili peppers are an easy way to keep these pests away from your property.

If you don’t eat spicy foods often, consider keeping some fresh peppercorns around instead of buying dried ones. Rats do not like tasting anything with pepper in it! Peppermint oil is another option for getting rid of rats because it’s naturally repellent for both pests and rodents alike; however, this isn’t something that everyone likes to use around their home due its strong scent.*

Ammonia Spray

• Ammonia Spray

Spray the ammonia around your house, especially in those areas where rats are most likely to be. This includes the attic, basement, garage and garden. The smell will drive them away for good!

These all natural, home remedies will help you get rid of rats permanently.

• Natural remedies come with no side effects, unlike chemical ones.
• They are easy to find and use.
• They are safe for pets and children.
• They are safe for the environment and have a minimal impact on it.

Conclusion

You’ll need to be persistent and stick with it for a few weeks or even months before you’ll start to see results. If you’re willing to put in the effort, you can end up with a home that is completely rat-free without resorting to toxic chemicals or messy traps.