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“Bugs hate this — and you already have it at home” 🪰🤫 From fruit traps to lavender sponges, these DIY tricks kick flies and roaches out without chemicals. See the simple hacks inside the article below 👇🍋
Dealing with bugs like flies and cockroaches at home can be really frustrating. From annoying bites to bacteria they leave behind, these pests can quickly turn your space into an uncomfortable place. Luckily, there are some simple and safe ways to get rid of them — using ingredients you probably already have at home.
Try these natural and simple ways to keep bugs out of your home—no strong chemicals needed.
1. Easy DIY Insect Traps
Forget expensive store-bought traps — these homemade ones are just as effective, safer for your family, and super budget-friendly.
Apple Cider Vinegar Trap
Here’s what you’ll need:
Apple cider vinegar (or balsamic vinegar)
Liquid dish soap
A glass bowl
Plastic wrap
A toothpick
Pour about 2–3 cm of vinegar into the bowl. Add a few drops of dish soap and stir. Cover the top with plastic wrap and poke small holes using a toothpick. Place the bowl where you’ve seen insects, especially at night. By morning, many will be trapped inside. The scent attracts them, and the dish soap makes it impossible for them to escape.
Fruit Trap
Take a piece of overripe fruit, peel it, and place it in a bowl. Seal the bowl with a layer of plastic wrap and make small punctures in it. Fruit flies will crawl in but won’t be able to get out.
2. All-Natural Insect Spray
This easy-to-make spray is chemical-free, safe, and works well against pests.
You’ll need:
½ cup vinegar
½ cup olive oil
½ cup shampoo
Mix all three in a spray bottle, shake well, and spray the solution in the corners of your home and any bug-prone spots.
3. Lavender Oil Sponge
Flies hate the smell of lavender. Just apply a few drops of lavender essential oil to a sponge and leave it in areas where bugs usually hang out. Refresh the oil whenever the scent fades.
4. Lemon and Clove Trick
Cut a green lemon in half and push about 15 cloves into each half. The mix of citrus and clove scent naturally keeps mosquitoes and flies away. Replace the lemon once it starts to dry out — about once a week.
