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Baking soda dehydrates and kills fleas as well as their eggs, helping to control infestations.
What to Do:
Sprinkle generously over carpets, pet beds, and upholstery.
Leave it for 12–24 hours, then vacuum thoroughly to remove the dead fleas and eggs.
4. Moths
How It Works:
Baking soda absorbs odors, which helps deter moths from laying eggs in your clothing and fabric storage areas.
What to Do:
Fill sachets or open bowls with baking soda.
Place them in closets, drawers, and storage boxes to keep moths at bay.
5. Mice / Rats
How It Works:
When consumed, baking soda produces gas in the rodent’s stomach that they cannot expel, ultimately causing harm.
What to Do:
Mix 1 part baking soda with 1 part peanut butter to create an enticing bait.
Place small amounts in corners, behind appliances, or in known rodent pathways.
(Use caution if pets are around, as they could also be attracted to the mixture.)
6. Spiders
How It Works:
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