As the weather gets colder and food becomes more scarce, rats and mice are likely to come into homes to scavenge for food and ...

It's one of the most heartbreaking moments for gardeners - discovering a plant has been completely destroyed by a pesky rat.

Rats can cause chaos in a garden, but there are ways to keep the pests at bay. An expert shared a 'rodent repellent' and it's ...

"Peppermint oil has been shown to increase blood flow to the scalp and may stimulate growth and thicker, stronger hair strands," says Dr. Garshick. She points to a 2014 study conducted in rats ...

Rats don’t like strong scents such as garlic powder or peppermint oil so if you’ve got some vulnerable areas in your garden, it’s worth sprinkling some on the ground to deter them.

its robust aroma sends rats sprinting in the opposite direction.” To use peppermint as a repellent, Ash advises creating a ...

Zaiac. "Peppermint oil has been shown to increase blood flow to the scalp and may stimulate growth and thicker, stronger hair ...