Apply this simple trick at home: there will be no more flies or cockroaches after an hour

Tip: To increase effectiveness, place a piece of ripe fruit in the bowl. It’s the perfect bait!
Homemade insecticide spray: zero chemicals, 100% natural
This three-in-one mixture is an ally against insects:
  • ½ glass (about 100 ml) of vinegar
  • ½ glass of vegetable oil (sunflower or olive type)
  • ½ glass of mild shampoo (baby shampoo type)
Mix everything in a spray bottle and apply to sensitive areas of the house: baseboards, window frames, sills, etc.  A pleasant smell for you, a real repellent for insects.
Disturbing scents: lavender, lemon, and clove
The discreet weapon: lavender essential oil
Pour a few drops onto a sponge or cotton ball and place them in areas frequented by flies.  It’s as simple as slipping a lavender sachet into a wardrobe to keep moths away!
The lemon-clove duo: an old-fashioned repellent
Cut a lemon in half, plant about fifteen cloves in it, and let this  natural repellent  work its magic. Replace the lemon as soon as it begins to turn brown.
Anti-insect plants: a natural barrier on your balcony
Some plants, in addition to being decorative, repel insects thanks to their scent.
Against mosquitoes:
  • Lemon balm
  • Lemon thyme
  • Small-leaved basil
  • Pyrethrum (or Dalmatian chrysanthemum)
Against flies:
  • Musky chervil
  • Hydrocotyle false buttercup
  • Basil
Against cockroaches:
  • Bay leaves to place in sensitive corners
Prevention is better than cure: the right actions for everyday life
A few simple habits can make all the difference:
  • Store food in airtight containers
  • Clean up right after meals
  • Empty the trash regularly
  • Never leave dirty dishes or standing water
  • Repair water leaks
  • Clean and maintain the ventilation grilles
There’s no need to buy expensive or harsh products to live in a bug-free home. A little cleverness and a few everyday ingredients, and you’re ready to say goodbye to these invaders. As a bonus, you’ll also be protecting your family and the environment. Why not try it tonight?

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