Flea Control : How to Get Rid of Fleas With Household Items
Some household items that can be used to get rid of fleas include hand soap, water and lemons. Use homemade supplies to get rid of fleas with tips from a pet industry specialist in this free video on fleas and pest control.
Expert: Cordell Jacques
Bio: Cordell Jacques has worked in the pet industry for more than 10 years.
Filmmaker: Travis Waack
Duration : 0:2:24
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you can use rubbing …
you can use rubbing alcohol also. i use it on roaches, flies, etc.
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i get rid of fleas …
i get rid of fleas by dropping them in my fan.
i did this and …
i did this and there was like 80 BILLION fleas in the tray
I’ve heard of a …
I’ve heard of a similar method using a tray or bowl of soapy water and an adjustable lamp. The lamp must have an INCANDESCENT bulb, as a flouorescent bulb won’t produce the heat needed to attract the fleas. Take a lamp with the light on an adjustabe arm and position the light over the water. This prevents the fire hazard of leaving a burning candle unattended, but make sure that the lamp is stable and won’t fall over onto a carpet or into the water, otherwise it’s just another kind of hazard.
Good information! …
Good information! And I work as a PCO for a living. Good job now send me some tips on Tick Control..
Nice to know there …
Nice to know there are still Honest Helpful People out there with informative basic simple solutions; To solve what seems like BIG Bucks Sales to the corporate vampires on same type solutions, Ever wonder why there are so many choices in tooth paste,, i.e. BIG-BUCKS, riddle me this why do they all have 1-800 Poison Control on them,, humm????
One way to get rid …
One way to get rid of fleas from your pets is to add a 3 tablespoons of white organic vinegar to about 1 gallon of water and let the pets drink that water from now on. I’ve heard people use Apple cider vinegar instead, not sure if it works though, but white organic vinegar definately works on pets… it will take a few days to see results, and you’ll never see fleas on your pets again if you keep giving them that mixture to drink daily instead of plain water.
I would like to …
I would like to know if this works with ticks too and whether spraying a dog with this lemon tea would be useful before I add this to my list of video recommendations ?
I am writing a synopsis of videos for flea & tick solutions for dogowners who want to get their dog off of frontline type products.
Check the vidoes folder in the the links section of our yahoo group.
WRZ ….
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google for: Dogpark-National-News
i would like to …
i would like to know if i can use the lemon mix on my dog……..
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Well put indeed
Well put indeed
Well put!
Well put!
Soap doesn’t …
Soap doesn’t capture the fleas.
Without soap, water doesn’t penetrate the tracheae (air sacs of bugs) and the bugs have enough stored air to “breathe” to keep them going while they swim around and climb back out.
With soap in the mix, the water wicks into their tracheae and wets the internal surfaces, drowning the buggers.