A remedy for wood lice in the bathroom

Home remedies are considered to be just as effective against crustaceans as chemicals.

Popular folk remedies for wood lice are:

· Boric acid solution;

· A mixture of hot pepper, tobacco and soda;

· Quicklime;

Chlorine (whiteness);

· salt.

Three sachets of boric acid are diluted in a liter of water. The finished solution is poured into a spray bottle and the places where wood lice accumulate are treated. After the procedure, the water is cut off for 24 hours for a day.

A tablespoon of hot red pepper, soda and tobacco is poured with a liter of boiling water. The resulting broth is sprayed on areas affected by wood lice. A day later, a general cleaning is carried out.

Quicklime is a cardinal remedy in the fight against intruders. A bucket of lime diluted with water is left in the room for three days. After the expiration of the time, the bathroom (kitchen) must be thoroughly ventilated.

To get rid of wood lice, you need to treat the floors, joints, piping in the bathroom and in the kitchen with an aqueous solution of chlorine (whiteness). Then the premises are washed with plain water with the addition of detergents.

Salt or concentrated salt solution helps to get crustaceans out of the apartment. Places of accumulation of animals are sprinkled with edible salt or treated with saline. After the procedure, it is recommended not to wash the floors for two days.