Stop Wasting Money on Mouse, Cockroach, and Ant Poisons..

 

Ingredients

• 1 tablespoon of regular white toothpaste (not gel)
• 1 tablespoon of sugar
• 1 tablespoon of baking soda (for ants) or boric acid (for cockroaches)
• 1 small bowl or jar lid (to use as bait station)
• Cotton balls or small pieces of cardboard (optional)

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Instructions

1. Prepare the Bait:
   • In a bowl, mix together the toothpaste, sugar, and baking soda (or boric acid).
   • Stir until you get a consistent paste.
2. Place the Bait:
   • Spoon small amounts of the paste onto jar lids, cotton balls, or cardboard pieces.
   • Place these in areas where you often see pests—under sinks, near garbage bins, behind appliances, or entry points.
3. Let It Work:
   • Pests are attracted to the sugar and toothpaste scent. Ants and roaches consume it, and the baking soda or boric acid affects their digestive system.
   • For mice, the strong smell of toothpaste may help deter them.
4. Check and Replace:
   • Check the bait stations every few days and replace if needed.
   • Use gloves when handling or refilling the paste.

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Tip:
Keep away from pets and children. For heavy infestations, combine this method with proper sanitation and sealing of entry points.