If you plan to use mothballs to repel mice from your yard or garden, think twice. You may be breaking the law and putting ...

Besides damaging your home’s drywall, wiring, insulation, and personal items like clothing and books, mice also transmit ...

You might search for the quickest fix possible after discovering a mouse in your home, but many common DIY solutions may only postpone or prolong your problem.

We asked a pest pro to share the most effective natural mice repellent that will keep the critters out of your home—and it's ...

Dryer sheets don’t reliably repel mice—think of them as weak deterrents, not real barriers. Watch for droppings, chewed insulation, grease marks, pet behavior changes, and a sour smell. Use airtight ...

Mothballs are often touted as a quick fix for pest problems, and your gran may have sworn them, but is it actually a good idea to use them to deter mice?

Q: I have a problem with mice, and I’ve been using mothballs to get rid of them. I may have used too much, because I have symptoms like headaches, nausea and eye irritation. How can I detox from ...

Rats and mice like to quietly lurk in gardens in winter and then quickly grow into a infestation, but there is a simple way ...

Peppermint, rosemary, and citronella oils can effectively deter mice for up to 60 days. Once combined, spray along walls and entry points, anywhere where mice travel. Long-term protection comes from ...