If you are wondering how to make homemade squirrel repellent then you have come to the right place. You probably are not aware that squirrels cause a lot of damage in gardens and yards, particularly when it comes to cucumbers, strawberries, and peppers. They will literally eat themselves into a coma if they get the chance. While there are many conventional methods that are used to deal with these critters, many may seek out a more natural approach to keeping them out of your yard or garden. Squirrels are always working hard to find food. But squirrel repellent is easily available in the supermarket or any store near you. But by using these homemade squirrel repellents, you can make a natural way of driving them away. The key ingredient that you should use for making your own repellent is Cayenne Pepper. Here we share the best homemade squirrel repellents using this ingredient. Squirrel repellent can keep them away, but if you’re looking for an organic solution that is safe for your family – and the environment – homemade squirrel repellent is the answer.

How To Make Homemade Squirrel Repellent

Introduction

The holidays are approaching, which means it’s time to get your home ready for guests. But first you need to make sure that pesky squirrels don’t chew through the electrical wiring in your attic and cause a house fire.

How to Make Homemade Squirrel Repellent

• Spray the repellent onto the problem areas. Make sure you have enough to cover the area, but not so much that it will be wasted.
• Reapply after rain or when it has been washed off by animals or kids playing in the area (this can happen if you don’t keep them away from your homemade squirrel repellent).
• Keep children and pets away from areas where you have sprayed because they might lick themselves after they’ve been sprayed with this product on their clothes and then ingest it while grooming their fur afterwards!

Hot Pepper Repellent for Squirrels

Hot peppers are the main ingredient in this homemade squirrel repellent. Cayenne pepper is the most effective, but red pepper flakes can also be used. Garlic powder adds another strong smell to help deter squirrels from your home or garden area.

1 cup hot pepper cayenne or red pepper flakes (crushed)

2 tablespoons garlic powder

Water to dissolve ingredients

Home-made squirrel repellents to try.

You can make your own squirrel repellent using the following ingredients:

• cayenne pepper
• ground ginger
• garlic powder (or fresh garlic)

Mix them together and then store in a tightly sealed container. If you’re using fresh ingredients, mix about two tablespoons into every cup of water before adding to a spray bottle. Spray on plants as needed, reapplying after it rains. Alternately, rotate methods by using different mixtures of the ingredients for several weeks at a time so that squirrels don’t get used to any one product. Make sure that when you’re making homemade squirrel repellents not to use anything that has food value; they may taste bad but they won’t kill them!

Conclusion

To sum up, if you’ve been struggling to get rid of squirrels in your yard, homemade squirrel repellent is a great option. It’s relatively easy to make and much cheaper than professional pest control. The ingredients are all natural, so there’s no risk of hurting the environment or putting yourself at risk for harm either. If you have any questions about our method or want more tips on how to get rid of pesky rodents in general, feel free to reach out!