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Do Rats Like Candles. Scented candles can be overwhelming to rats and cause them to become agitated. In addition, candles can produce smoke and fumes that can cause respiratory issues in rats. The main point is that simply spraying citronella oil, coating cotton balls, or burning citronella candles with the oil disperses scent molecules around your home that will inevitably be inhaled by the rats. Key takeaways on scents to keep rats away. With whiskers twitching and noses that would put fine wine connoisseurs to shame, rats are particularly sensitive to certain. Rats generally hate citronella, which is often used to control mosquitos and certain insects. Another natural aroma that humans love but offensive to rats is citronella, although burning candles scented with this citrusy scent is unlikely to work. An effective way to deter rats without using toxic chemicals is by exploiting rats’ sensitive sense of smell. Rats tend to avoid areas treated with citronella in the form of a spray or oil.

An effective way to deter rats without using toxic chemicals is by exploiting rats’ sensitive sense of smell. Key takeaways on scents to keep rats away. Scented candles can be overwhelming to rats and cause them to become agitated. With whiskers twitching and noses that would put fine wine connoisseurs to shame, rats are particularly sensitive to certain. The main point is that simply spraying citronella oil, coating cotton balls, or burning citronella candles with the oil disperses scent molecules around your home that will inevitably be inhaled by the rats. In addition, candles can produce smoke and fumes that can cause respiratory issues in rats. Another natural aroma that humans love but offensive to rats is citronella, although burning candles scented with this citrusy scent is unlikely to work. Rats generally hate citronella, which is often used to control mosquitos and certain insects. Rats tend to avoid areas treated with citronella in the form of a spray or oil.

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Do Rats Like Candles The main point is that simply spraying citronella oil, coating cotton balls, or burning citronella candles with the oil disperses scent molecules around your home that will inevitably be inhaled by the rats. In addition, candles can produce smoke and fumes that can cause respiratory issues in rats. Key takeaways on scents to keep rats away. Rats tend to avoid areas treated with citronella in the form of a spray or oil. The main point is that simply spraying citronella oil, coating cotton balls, or burning citronella candles with the oil disperses scent molecules around your home that will inevitably be inhaled by the rats. An effective way to deter rats without using toxic chemicals is by exploiting rats’ sensitive sense of smell. Rats generally hate citronella, which is often used to control mosquitos and certain insects. Another natural aroma that humans love but offensive to rats is citronella, although burning candles scented with this citrusy scent is unlikely to work. Scented candles can be overwhelming to rats and cause them to become agitated. With whiskers twitching and noses that would put fine wine connoisseurs to shame, rats are particularly sensitive to certain.