Article continues below To create your own mouse repellent spray, mix two tablespoons of a potent essential oil (peppermint, lavender, tea tree, and eucalyptus are good choices) with 250ml of water.

Lavender is a popular plant for summer gardens, thanks to its highly fragrant blooms, but gardeners need to be careful not to ...

The specialists have provided advice on creating a homemade mouse-repellent spray that can be ... of a strong essential oil such as peppermint, lavender, tea tree, or eucalyptus with 250ml of ...

The Crystal Opus Spray Blend, priced at a reasonable £9.99, is a powerful mix of peppermint, lavender, and citronella oil, ...

Rodents such as rats and mice can wreak havoc in our gardens ... "I also use a homemade repellent made from peppermint oil, lavender, lemongrass oil, and citronella, which works well to keep ...

One way to prevent pests from invading your grill is to look at the areas surrounding your grill and eating area. Standing ...

Interestingly, it contains a non-toxic compound called linalool, which is an essential ingredient found in most insect repellents. A good tip is to take a generous cutting from a lavender plant ...

Some natural tick repellents for dogs and humans include essential oils like lavender, peppermint ... which are filled with treated cotton balls that mice use for nesting. When the mice take ...

why you shouldn't use lavender essential oil as an insect repellent, and why lavender will attract bees and butterflies to the garden. Further research is needed to determine if lavender does ...

Looking for a natural, less-stinky alternative to deet? This good-smelling oil could fight the itch, but it is not ...