Natural & Safe Cockroach-Repellent Powder

Sprinkle the powder in corners, under sinks, or along baseboards all around your home to repel cockroaches.

Contains:

1. Diatomaceous Earth
2. Bay Leaves
3. Cloves

Herbs and spices can be powerful, natural insect repellents used to make sprays, candles, potpourri, sachets, and other non-toxic products for animals and children.

Effective Herbs and Spices for Repelling Pests

1. Mosquitoes:
   • Herbs/Spices: Lavender, lemon balm, basil, citronella, peppermint, eucalyptus, rosemary.
2. Moths:
   • Herbs/Spices: Cedarwood, cloves, cinnamon, bay leaves, lavender.
3. Ants:
   • Herbs/Spices: Mint (peppermint, spearmint), cinnamon, cloves.
4. Cockroaches:
   • Herbs/Spices: Bay leaves, garlic, catnip, mint.
5. Insects in Food Storage:
   • Herbs/Spices: Bay leaves, cloves, cinnamon sticks, black pepper.

Why These Herbs and Spices Work

• Lavender, peppermint, and rosemary disrupt insect communication and deter pests with their strong scents.
• Cloves and cinnamon act as natural fumigants against moths, cockroaches, and ants.
• Bay leaves and citronella repel insects with their oils.
• Mint confuses ants’ scent trails and repels mosquitoes.

Safety Tips

1. Non-Toxic to Animals:
   • Avoid using essential oils like tea tree or eucalyptus directly on pets, as they can be toxic in concentrated forms.
   • Use diluted sprays or powders in areas out of pets’ reach if needed.
2. Non-Toxic to Children:
   • Avoid leaving sachets or potpourri within reach of young children.
   • Test sprays on surfaces before widespread use to avoid skin irritation or allergic reactions.

By using these natural methods, you can effectively repel pests while keeping your home safe for both children and animals.