Stop Pouring Sauces Down Sink to Avoid Blockages
Severn Trent warns homeowners that pouring sauces, oils, and grease down the sink can cause costly blockages. Advice includes scraping plates, using strainers, and binning waste.
Severn Trent warns homeowners that pouring sauces, oils, and grease down the sink can cause costly blockages. Advice includes scraping plates, using strainers, and binning waste.
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A 20p onion is a highly effective natural rat deterrent, according to experts. Place slices at entry points to repel rodents safely without toxic chemicals.
Onions, a 20p kitchen staple, naturally repel rats, according to experts. Place slices at entry points to deter rodents without toxic chemicals. Safe for humans but toxic to pets.
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Rat infestations spike across the UK during summer, but three natural herbs—basil, lemongrass, and thyme—serve as effective repellents against these disease-laden rodents.
Plant lavender, marigolds, rosemary, or daffodils to naturally repel slugs and snails without harsh chemicals, says gardening experts.
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RecommendedRats breed heavily in summer, but three herbs—basil, lemongrass, and thyme—can naturally deter them using strong scents that irritate their sensitive noses.
Placing natural stones in your birdbath provides grip for robins and other small birds, making them more likely to visit. Experts recommend avoiding polished stones that can be slippery.
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Adding natural stones to your birdbath creates a safe, non-slip surface that attracts robins, blue tits, finches, and thrushes all summer long.
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RecommendedAdding natural stones to your birdbath attracts robins, blue tits, finches, and thrushes all summer. The RSPB advises against feeding seeds from May 1 to October 31.