âłïž Instructions:
Mix equal parts of finely ground rice and gypsum powder.
Place the mixture in small containers, bottle caps, or shallow lids.
Position the bait in strategic spots:
under sinks
behind furniture
near drains
in dark, quiet corners where pests most often pass
Place a small container of water near each bait.
Drinking water after ingesting the bait helps activate the gypsum's hardening effect.
đ Why this method works
Rice is a neutral, appealing bait for pests, without a strong odor that might make them suspicious.
Grinding the rice into powder allows even small cockroaches or young mice to consume it easily.
After drinking water, the mixture dehydrates and hardens in the pests' stomachs, leading to their natural elimination.
âł When to expect results
Be patient: you may start seeing results within 2â5 days, depending on the severity of the infestation.
Continue checking and repositioning the bait weekly for about a month to ensure complete elimination.
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