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 Green pest control is an option that a lot of people are looking for. They may have small children or pets in the home, and be trying to protect them from coming across any poisons being used in treating pests. It can help with solutions that are gentler on our environment than some of the harsh, toxic chemicals in commercial pest control options.
 First and foremost, remember what grandma used to say: cleanliness is next to godliness. If you don't make your house attractive to the pests, they might just pass you by in order to infest your neighbor's house. Clean up the crumbs, and the drips, and the spills. Don't leave things out inviting the bugs into your home.
 Be sure door and window screens work, and keep unscreened doors and windows closed. This is one of the easiest tips for keeping bugs out. The more work it is to get into your house, the more chance (hopefully!) the bugs won't want to bother!
Traps can be a green pest control option. A lot of pest traps are designed to kill the pest, but there are types of traps that are designed to capture the pests alive, so that you can release them somewhere else.
Some plants can help deter some pests, too. Garlic and marigolds can help protect tomatoes from certain tomato pests. Other pests can be deterred with other plants. Poppies, nasturtiums, and geraniums top the list of plants useful for deterring pests.
Flies can be treated with a make-your-own fly paper. Just cut up strips of paper, spread them with molasses, and then hang them up, to be able to enjoy a chemical-free way of clearing the air at your house! You can also make do with a good ol' fly swatter, as well.
Black pepper, cinnamon, and vinegar are all green pest control options for treating ants. Ants also tend not to like chalk, and will try to avoid it. Cayenne pepper, mint, and bay leaves are a few other options for ant treatment.
If you have cockroaches to deal with, bay leaves or diatomaceous earth may solve your problem.
If you're trying not to treat with chemicals and would prefer a green pest control for your buggies or other intruders, it's worth a couple of tries to see if you can beat the problem with these green options. They are better for the environment, and safer to use around babies and pets, who are notorious for getting into things they aren't supposed to. Be prepared to try some of these options for unwanted pets in your home, and you may be able to be green and bug-free soon!
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