Lizards are reptiles, belonging to the Monitor Lizards family. They are well known for their sharp skins that keep their body moist during dry or warm weather. While they are not specifically dangerous to humans, they can be harmful to the plants and gardens they invade. When a lizard is around, you need to know how to identify it, remove it from your house, and keep them from returning. If you are reading this, then you are probably looking for a solution to remove lizards. In this article you will learn how to get rid of lizards with home remedies, and how to kill lizards using commercial products, because there is a difference between the two. Once you have read this article, you will be able to get rid of lizards once and for all!

Natural Repellent For Lizards

Dry cinnamon powder

• Apply cinnamon powder to any area that lizards frequent, especially in areas where they like to hide.
• Mix the cinnamon powder with water and apply it using a spray bottle.
• Sprinkle it on the ground around your yard, as well as in crevices where lizards are likely to hide. You can also put some into their burrows. If you want to be extra thorough, sprinkle some along your foundation and walls and inside any cracks or holes that exist where lizards might crawl through.

Onion

Onion

Onions are a natural repellent for lizards. They can be placed in areas where lizards are known to be active, such as around doors and windows. Onions can also be used in combination with other ingredients like catnip or cayenne pepper to make the scent stronger and more effective at deterring the reptile.

Garlic

Garlic is a great natural lizard repellent. It works best when you use it in powder form instead of whole cloves, since the clove form can cause burns and irritation to your skin. If you have pets or children that go outside, be sure to only use garlic as a repellent in areas where they will not come into contact with it.

First, mince some fresh garlic and apply it liberally throughout the area where lizards are known to hide out most often. Allow this mixture to dry for about 30 minutes before sweeping up any excess residue left behind. Reapply every few days until lizards stop coming around!

If you’re looking for an alternative way to keep lizards away from your home, try placing bowls of vinegar throughout the yard—they hate that smell just as much as humans do!

Snake Repellents

Not all animals are lizards. In fact, most are not. Lizards are reptiles, which means they have scales and lay eggs. Snakes, on the other hand, have no limbs and give live birth to their offspring (so there’s that).

There is no such thing as a natural snake repellent because snakes eat lizards! If you want to keep them away from your yard or home then you should try making your property unattractive to them so that they don’t want to stay around.

Cayenne pepper

Sprinkle cayenne pepper powder around your house. Cayenne pepper is a natural repellent that lizards and other pests hate, so they will stay away from it. This works best if you sprinkle the powder around strategic areas of your home like basements or garages, where lizards are likely to be found. Sprinkle it on window sills and around doors that lead outside so they can’t get inside the house. You can also use cayenne pepper as a spray mixture: mix one part cayenne pepper with five parts water (or however much you want), then spray this mixture on plants or bushes in your yard to keep pests away from them.

There are some natural home remedies for repelling lizards.

• Keep your home clean. Lizards are attracted to dark, damp places and will seek out cracks and crevices to hide in. Make sure you check the inside of your home for cracks or holes that could allow lizards to enter.
• Clean up any debris around the foundation of your house and make sure there are no piles of wood or other materials near it that would attract lizards.
• Repel them with natural repellents based on smell: One popular option is cayenne pepper sprinkled around doorways, windowsills, and other areas where you believe lizards may be entering your home or property (this product can also be used outside). You could also try sprinkling crushed garlic around these areas if you’d like to avoid using pepper altogether. Both options can be easily stored in a small container so they’re easy to transport wherever you need them!