Termite Repellent

Introduction

Termite repellent is a product that prevents termites from coming into your home. This blog post will go over the different kinds of termite repellents and how to use them.

Orange Oil

Orange oil is a natural insecticide, repellent and pesticide. Orange oil is also an effective pest and insect repellent.

You can use orange oil in your home to keep cockroaches, ants and termites away. You do not need to worry about using chemicals that are harmful to people or pets because orange oil is all-natural.

Orange oil can be used on furniture, carpets, wood floors and baseboards too so it will help prevent insects from getting inside your house through cracks in walls or windowsills. The citrus scent of orange oil is strong enough that it will deter pests before they even get close enough for you to see them crawling around your house!

Boric Acid

Boric acid is a white powder that you can purchase in the form of borax or boric acid. It’s used as a pesticide and insecticide, but it’s also harmless to humans and animals. The idea behind baiting termites with boric acid is that the termites will eat it and die.

Boric acid can be sprinkled liberally around your home; just don’t put too much in one area or you’ll make yourself sick! If you want to do an even better job at repelling termites, place bait stations around your house where they congregate (like walls). You may need to replace these every few months depending on how many termites are around your house.

Chalk Dust

Chalk dust is a natural product that can be used to repel termites. This method of repelling termites is non-toxic and has been proven effective in many homes. You can use chalk dust in several ways:

• Sprinkle powdered chalk around the foundation of your home
• Use a spray bottle filled with water and sprinkle it around the perimeter of your home
• Mix chalk dust with an insecticidal oil or soap, then spray it liberally onto door frames, window frames, baseboards and other areas where termites like to hide

Borax and Sugar

To make this repellent, mix equal parts borax and sugar. You can also use powdered sugar instead of granulated if you like.

Once you have your mixture ready, sprinkle it around the places where termites like to hide or travel. Termites don’t like the taste of borax or sugar, so sprinkling this repellent will deter them from entering your home and making themselves at home in your walls!

Be careful when using this method though: termites are drawn to moisture, so make sure not to get any moisture on surfaces that shouldn’t be affected by moisture (like woodwork).

These organic materials are great for repelling termites from your home.

You can repel termites by using organic materials that are safe for your home and cost-effective.

• Cinnamon, cloves and bay leaves are safe for use around people and pets. They also repel insects from plants in gardens or on windowsills.
• Citronella oil is an effective pest repellent when used as a spray in the home or garden. It’s also available as a candle that emits citronella scent when lit, which keeps mosquitoes away when you’re relaxing outdoors after sundown during mosquito season (which is pretty much year-round). Candles made from soy wax burn cleaner than paraffin candles, too!
• Cedar oil is another natural insect repellant that’s effective against both ants and roaches—it comes from cedar trees so it smells like one too! It’s sold at hardware stores in a liquid form meant to be diluted into water before spraying onto surfaces at home; however, some people have difficulty finding this product locally so they choose instead to purchase cedar chips online instead–be sure not use these chips indoors though because they’re not meant for indoor use.”

Conclusion

Hopefully, we’ve gotten you more excited (and maybe a little less nervous) about embarking on a plant-based lifestyle. We know the struggle, and we came to these tips—even the one about watching badminton!—through our own trial and error. Remember that the important thing is to keep on trying. As we covered earlier, you don’t have to go super hard on yourself for slip-ups, because this journey can take time and looks different for everyone. Plus, don’t forget that the best way to keep yourself on track is to keep it fun, keep it positive, and keep yourself engaged with the people and the world around you. After all, caring about others is a great reason to switch to this lifestyle in the first place!