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To get rid of mice, rats, voles, and other rodents, we need to lure them in.
Effective homemade rodent poison using gypsum, baking soda, and boric acid combined with dried bread to quickly exterminate mice and rats indoors.
Key Takeaways
- Using dried bread as bait makes rodents more likely to consume the poison.
- The gypsum and baking soda mixture hardens inside rodents, causing fatal internal damage quickly.
- Boric acid enhances the poison’s lethality without prolonged suffering.
- The bait must be kept dry and placed indoors for effectiveness.
- This homemade poison offers a humane and rapid solution for rodent control.
What the video covers
- Rodents like mice and rats are attracted to seeds and bread, but prefer hard food to chew on.
- Drying bread hardens it, making it more attractive and suitable for bait.
- A humane, fast-acting poison is made from gypsum and baking soda, which hardens inside rodents.
- Boric acid is added as an intoxicating agent to enhance the poison's effectiveness.
- The mixture must be completely dry to work properly and is rubbed into the dried bread.
- When eaten, the poison sets inside the rodent’s intestines, causing death within an hour to a day.
- The bait should be placed indoors in dry areas like houses or garages, near droppings or burrows.
- No exact measurements are needed, but too much baking soda can deter rodents from eating the bait.
- This method is recommended for quick and humane extermination of rodents at summer or village houses.
- The video encourages viewers to subscribe, like, and comment on the channel.
Chapters
- 00:00Introduction to Rodent Luring and Bait Preparation
- 00:54Drying Bread for Effective Rodent Bait
- 01:37Making a Humane and Fast-Acting Rodent Poison
- 02:23Mixing Gypsum, Baking Soda, and Boric Acid
- 04:56Applying Poison Mixture to Dried Bread
- 06:37How the Poison Works Inside Rodents
- 07:47Placement of Bait and Final Recommendations
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And what do we lure them with? They love seeds the most, but they also love the smell of bread—regular bread, white or black. That's up to you to choose. But not just plain bread; I’ll show you what to do with the
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bread to make it better for luring your rodents. I'm going to exterminate the rodents at my summer house, or rather, at the village house. I came here. We hadn't been here for, I don't know, about two months. There was a huge pile
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of mouse droppings. They were literally lying everywhere. Well, it's time to get rid of them. Anyway, we’ll need the stove. We turn on the gas and take our bread. And we start drying it out.
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Why dry it out? Because rodents—mice, rats, once again, so you understand better—they like to chew on soft things, but they don't really eat them, so they need very hard ingredients. The harder the ingredient, the better it is for the mice. In short, we are drying
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out this bread. While our bread is drying, we will continue and make a super-fast poison for our mice. Or you could say, a toxin. This poison doesn't torture mice and rats like some other poisons do. All poisons work, but some
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are just more humane. Some take a week or maybe two for the mouse or rat to die. With this, they will all disappear from your summer house in one day.
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Basically, you need these two ingredients. This is gypsum, and this is baking soda. Gypsum and soda. You can buy gypsum at a hardware store; it’s inexpensive. A small bag. Why gypsum? And what is gypsum? If you wet gypsum, it literally turns into a brick
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, into stone, in 2-3 minutes. Into stone, as you’ve gathered, right? Do you see why this is necessary, right?
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And this soda, the soda binds better with the gypsum and creates a bigger reaction. It turns into large, brittle, and flaky stones that break off in pieces. That’s what it's for. But it doesn't work just like that. Now we
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will make this poison to get rid of mice, rats, and all rodents. Don't forget to subscribe to the channel, leave a like, and, of course, write a comment. We pour about a pile of gypsum. We need exactly half as much soda.
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Meaning, look, if this is how much gypsum there is, we need this much soda —half as much. Approximately like this. Everything here is done by eye.
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There are no specific proportions. Don't add too much soda, because your rats or mice might refuse to eat the bait. Naturally, if you put out something soft, nothing will work.
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That's it, we mix it all together. Our baking soda with plaster. I repeat, another important thing is that everything must be completely dry.
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Absolutely no water, because plaster absorbs water intensely and instantly, in just 2 minutes it sets and turns into stone. Mixed it up. But that’s not all, because you also need an intoxicating agent that has been used for decades. It’s this simple product
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, Boric acid. See, it costs 83 kopecks. And I’m adding literally one teaspoon right here to this pile. I already have some poured out. Just like this, we pour it in. Ready. Everything must be dry, nothing damp. Let’s take
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something, I’ll use a spatula, it’s easier for me. And we mix it all together. Our poison is ready. Believe me, it kills everything, all rodents.
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You could literally catch a mouse, put it in a bottle, give it this stuff and test it. An hour later, it will just be lying there, all done. But, as you understand, they won't just eat this, because mice don't eat soft things. If
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you throw it on the floor, if it eats it—well, it's unlikely, only if it's very hungry, in a cold winter with nothing else, when there is absolutely nothing left to eat or gnaw on. We need to make our mouse or rat want to eat
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all of this. And for that, we’ll need our dried bread. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and, of course, leave a comment. Here is our piece of dry bread. And now we need to rub all of this into it somehow. See, it rubs in well,
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our bread. If your bread is even slightly damp, it will all dry out, and nothing will work. If this mixture isn't dry, it’s completely useless.
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Absolutely useless. You need to understand that. But there is, of course, one drawback: it needs to be in a dry room. If you throw it outside, it will also harden, so this is for those who are exterminating mice or rats in
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houses or garages, yes, we rub it all in. See, it rubbed well into the pores because the bread is dry, and they will eat it with pleasure. Flip it over and rub the rest of our bread into the
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pores as well. Done. If you take two mice or one rat, it will easily eat almost half of this, they will eat it.
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Do you realize how much of this nasty stuff they will eat? And how does this remedy work? I think everyone is curious about that. It eats it, and inside, this mixture literally swells up with the bread. The bread,
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everything. Anyone who has used plaster knows that within 2 minutes the plaster sets and turns into stone. Naturally, its intestines simply fall apart. It won't be able to eat or drink anything anymore. And if it does drink, well,
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there is already enough fluid there as it is. And it dies in literally an hour. Our little mouse. Well, in one day at most, they will all be gone. Everything is ready. Here is such a remedy. Now we
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take this bread and place it where you saw droppings, near burrows or on the table. Or, for example, when you arrive at your dacha. Usually, you arrive at the dacha, stay for a little while, and then leave for a week or five months to
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where you live permanently. Just make five pieces like this, put them in different rooms or corners, and that's it, all your mice will simply disappear.
Topics:rodent controlmouse poisonrat exterminationhomemade rodent baitgypsum poisonboric acidbaking sodadry bread baithumane rodent poisonsummer house pest control
