These little creatures are starting to want to settle in our homes.
One little creature, then two… It’s the season that is beginning, many species of insects are looking for a refuge to spend the fall and winter and are discreetly introducing themselves into our interiors. Spiders, fleas, ants… It’s never very pleasant to see ourselves invaded by small creatures, especially since they can arrive in numbers and colonize our interiors at high speed.
Among these species visible at the end of summer, the diabolical bug is in good place. It loves to stick to the ceiling, and gather in dozens on facades, but also on your window sills. If you don’t do anything, they can invade very quickly as they can lay 20-80 eggs after mating! The evil bug is safe for humans because it does not bite. It can still create real discomfort, but also cause allergies in humans and animals by triggering its characteristic defense system: a nauseating odor that has made its reputation.
Fortunately, there is an unexpected ally, a simple and inexpensive natural ingredient that you probably have on hand, capable of repelling these unwanted people without resorting to toxic or expensive chemicals. This natural remedy is garlic! It can be your best weapon against the invasion of evil bedbugs, allowing you to regain control of your home and your peace of mind. If you only have a few specimens at home, you can easily put them back outside using a simple pod.
But if you start to get a lot, go on the offensive. Before they invade your home, prepare this grandmother’s potion based on garlic. In a sprayer, mix 400 ml of water with 3 tablespoons of garlic powder or with 2/3 cloves of blended garlic. Spray this preparation on all your window sills. You will see, it is a very effective repellent. The result ? This will not kill the little creatures, but it will scare them away and dissuade them from entering your home because evil bugs hate the smell of garlic. Good news, this remedy is also effective in combating an invasion of green bugs, this species of bug better known than its American cousin. Do not hesitate to use it for prevention now.