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How To Keep Raccoons Out Of My House. Eliminating raccoons starts with eliminating easy access to food. Peppermint essential oil, bright lights, coffee grounds, chili pepper, cayenne pepper, epsom salt, predator urine, ammonia, vinegar, loud noises and fragrant soaps all. Blood meal, garlic sprays, cayenne sprays, peppermint oil, and predator urine can all be used to deter raccoons and urge resident raccoons to move elsewhere. Raccoons have been nicknamed trash pandas for good reason and will make a smorgasbord out of whatever food scraps they find in your trash. Keeping raccoons out is relatively easy — install heavy, wire mesh screens as a barrier or install elegant wooden lattice panels. There are a number of effective strategies you can use to keep raccoons off your property at night including using light and sound deterrents, covering water sources, using scent repellent such as cayenne, and blocking off access points. How to get rid of raccoons in your attic. The best solution is to install a pool cover and close it at night. A good rule of thumb is to try several different deterrents at once and to swap deterrents out from time to time to keep raccoons and other pests from getting used to a single product.

Blood meal, garlic sprays, cayenne sprays, peppermint oil, and predator urine can all be used to deter raccoons and urge resident raccoons to move elsewhere. Peppermint essential oil, bright lights, coffee grounds, chili pepper, cayenne pepper, epsom salt, predator urine, ammonia, vinegar, loud noises and fragrant soaps all. There are a number of effective strategies you can use to keep raccoons off your property at night including using light and sound deterrents, covering water sources, using scent repellent such as cayenne, and blocking off access points. Raccoons have been nicknamed trash pandas for good reason and will make a smorgasbord out of whatever food scraps they find in your trash. Eliminating raccoons starts with eliminating easy access to food. Keeping raccoons out is relatively easy — install heavy, wire mesh screens as a barrier or install elegant wooden lattice panels. The best solution is to install a pool cover and close it at night. A good rule of thumb is to try several different deterrents at once and to swap deterrents out from time to time to keep raccoons and other pests from getting used to a single product. How to get rid of raccoons in your attic.

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How To Keep Raccoons Out Of My House Eliminating raccoons starts with eliminating easy access to food. The best solution is to install a pool cover and close it at night. Raccoons have been nicknamed trash pandas for good reason and will make a smorgasbord out of whatever food scraps they find in your trash. How to get rid of raccoons in your attic. Eliminating raccoons starts with eliminating easy access to food. There are a number of effective strategies you can use to keep raccoons off your property at night including using light and sound deterrents, covering water sources, using scent repellent such as cayenne, and blocking off access points. Blood meal, garlic sprays, cayenne sprays, peppermint oil, and predator urine can all be used to deter raccoons and urge resident raccoons to move elsewhere. Peppermint essential oil, bright lights, coffee grounds, chili pepper, cayenne pepper, epsom salt, predator urine, ammonia, vinegar, loud noises and fragrant soaps all. Keeping raccoons out is relatively easy — install heavy, wire mesh screens as a barrier or install elegant wooden lattice panels. A good rule of thumb is to try several different deterrents at once and to swap deterrents out from time to time to keep raccoons and other pests from getting used to a single product.