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how to get rid of ground moles with vinegar
Hi Rainbow Friends, I need your help. I have a problem with ground moles in my garden. Can I use vinegar to get rid of them?
Hello, sweetheart! Oh, moles can indeed turn a beautiful garden into a maze of mounds and tunnels. As to your question, vinegar itself might not be very effective at repelling moles. But combined with other substances like dish soap, it can be a natural solution you could try.
That sounds interesting! Could you please tell me how to make the mixture and how to use it?
Of course, love! Combine equal parts of vinegar and dish soap in a spraying bottle. Give it a nice shake to mix them well. Identify the active mole burrows and tunnels in your garden and spray this mixture into them. Be careful not to use it too much as the vinegar's acidity might harm your plants.
That seems easy. How often should I do the treatment?
Reapply the mixture every few days until you notice that the moles have left. But remember, while this method can help, it doesn't guarantee a complete eradication of moles. If the problem persists, you might need to try a different method or reach out to a professional pest control company. Good luck, darling!
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