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Put cloves in the raid

Putting cloves in Raid or any other chemical insecticide is not recommended. Cloves are a natural insect repellent on their own and can be used as an alternative to harsh chemicals. Mixing cloves with Raid could potentially neutralize the effectiveness of both the cloves and the chemical, or even cause unknown reactions.

If you’re looking for a natural way to repel insects, you can use cloves effectively on their own:

How to Use Cloves as a Natural Insect Repellent:

1. Clove and Lemon Repellent:

  • Ingredients: Whole cloves, fresh lemons
  • Instructions:
    • Slice a lemon in half.
    • Insert whole cloves into the fleshy part of the lemon halves.
    • Place the clove-studded lemons around areas where you notice insects (windowsills, countertops, etc.).

2. Clove Essential Oil Spray:

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