Safer ways to keep mice out—without the toxicity.

"A good rule of thumb is if you can fit a pencil into a crack, hole or opening, a mouse can get through it. The mice might not fit through a pencil hole, but their nose and mouth can quickly widen the ...

Besides damaging your home’s drywall, wiring, insulation, and personal items like clothing and books, mice also transmit ...

If you plan to use mothballs to repel mice from your yard or garden, think twice. You may be breaking the law and putting ...

Rats and mice like to quietly lurk in gardens in winter and then quickly grow into a infestation, but there is a simple way to repel them in January without spending any money at all.

It turns out there is a really easy way to deter rats and mice from your garden in January without needing to use chemical pellets or traps.

There’s nothing more irritating than coming back to your vehicle and finding chewed wire, torn upholstery, or strange noises ...

You might search for the quickest fix possible after discovering a mouse in your home, but many common DIY solutions may only postpone or prolong your problem.

The signature feature of Huening’s covers, sold under the brand name CoverSeal, is a weighted “belt” sewn into the cover ...

Scents from peppermint oil and ammonia deter mice. Seal any bedroom entry points with caulk and steel wool. Keep the space free of food and clutter. In extreme weather conditions—whether hot, cold, or ...

According to pest experts, mice can fit through openings as small as six millimeters. Once inside, these rodents can cause thousands of dollars in damage by chewing through electrical wires and ...

Rats can cause damage to homes and gardens so you'll want to avoid using this one kitchen staple outside so you don't attract them.