Danger to Children and Animals: The brightly colored pellets can attract children, who may mistake them for sweets, and pets, who may think they are food. However, baking soda and rice are generally considered to pose less risk to humans and larger animals in typical household amounts.
The “Dead in the Wall” Syndrome: Old-fashioned toxins might need several days to kill the mouse, and in the meantime, it may move back into the deeper portions of the wall cavity. In consequence, the unpleasant odor of the decomposing corpse may persist for many days. However, natural solutions tend to act more quickly.
How to Make It Work
Just leaving a bowl of rice in the middle of your kitchen floor will likely not get the job done. You need to think like a hunter.Rice
