Burning a scented candle with lemon peel or cinnamon can keep spiders away from your home. Lighting a candle with these fragrances is an effective way to repel spiders.
Citronella
There are many natural methods of keeping spiders out of your home. A Citronella candle can be an effective option. You can place it in a corner of your house or outside in your yard. This scent will keep spiders away and provide a relaxing ambiance. You can also use a mixture of white vinegar and water in a spray bottle. The mixture works well to repel spiders and can be mixed with essential oils to create a more powerful fragrance.
You can also use citronella candles to repel insects. It works by infusing the air with citronella smell. However, you should not rely on citronella candles to keep the entire area bug-free. You can also use citronella spray on outdoor furniture or even rub it on your skin.
Lavender
The scent of lavender candles can deter spiders. The strong scent will deter the spiders, especially during mating season. You can also hang lavender flower cuttings in your house. Another effective way to keep spiders away is to use lavender-scented cleaning products.
Citrus essential oils are another popular choice for repelling spiders. These oils are concentrated versions of smells and have a more potent fragrance than the plants themselves. The scent of these products is strong enough to keep spiders away for several hours.
Eucalyptus
A candle scented with Eucalyptus is a great way to repel spiders. While it will not kill spiders, it will discourage them from coming into your home or creating a nest. Although spiders aren’t harmful to humans, they can be quite unnerving in your home.
Cedar mulch is another effective way to repel spiders. While cedar is a natural insect repellent, it can be expensive. You can buy cedar-scented candle wax at John Lewis if you don’t have the money to purchase cedar plants. To keep spiders away, place this wax in corners, drawers, and closets. You can also add essential oils such as Eucalyptus. It repels clothes moths.
Cedar
Cedar is a natural repellent for spiders, and is a good option for natural pest control. Cedar trees grow naturally in USDA plant hardiness zones 3 through 5, and are known to repel spiders and other insects. They produce natural acids and aromatic hydrocarbons that act as pesticides. You can also place cedar chips around your home.
If you don’t want to burn a cedar candle, you can use other natural repellents, such as lemon or orange. These can be placed in a diffuser or sprayed around your home. The citrus oils have many benefits, including helping with your overall wellness. Cedar is a well-known spider deterrent and its scent is pleasant, but not unpleasant.
Citrus peels
Lemon and orange scented candles are a great way to keep spiders at bay. Lemons and oranges contain a pungent odor that spiders dislike. Cinnamon is another scent that keeps spiders away. It is also known to keep other dangerous insects away.
Lemons and orange peels are also highly repellent to spiders. You can add these to a spray bottle and apply to your windowsills and baseboards. You can also repel spiders by using citrus essential oils on bookshelves and other areas.
Diatomaceous earth
Spiders can be kept away from your home by using diatomaceous earth. This powder is found in the earth and is safe to use in your home. It smells like talcum powder and cuts into the spiders’ exoskeleton. The exoskeleton will dry out because of the sharp edges. This process can be repeated several times per year to maintain the effect.
Another way to repel spiders is to sprinkle it on your home. This natural powder is made from fossilized phytoplankton. It’s a natural pest repellent that’s safe for people and pets. Simply sprinkle a little diatomaceous earth around your home and it will keep spiders out. It is a barrier that spiders can walk on, and they lose water and die.
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I’m Amelia, and I love making candles. It all started when I was given a kit as a gift. I loved the process so much that I decided to make my own candles. I soon realized that I had a real talent for it. Before long, my friends and family were asking me to make candles for them too. Word spread, and soon I was inundated with orders. I love the creativity that goes into making each candle unique. And I love the satisfaction of knowing that people are using something I made with my own hands.
