Works As a Bug Repellent

15 Jan

Works As a Bug Repellent

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peppermint-oil-bug-repellent Peppermint Oil works as a natural bug repellant. Ants, spiders, cockroaches, mosquitos, mice, lice, and even ticks are repelled by the scent of peppermint oil. Simply add a few drops to a little bit of water, and use it as a natural bug spray. Not to mention, it smells a lot better than conventional bug spray.

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