You Will Need:
an empty bottle (I used a water bottle)
rubber band
wash cloth
liquid dish soap
water
Mix the dish soap with some water, I did a 2 to 1 ratio (2 soap to 1 water). Then cut the bottom off the bottle. Trace the bottom of the bottle onto the terry cloth with about an inch overlap. Cut out the circle and attach it to the bottom of the bottle using the rubber band. Dip the bottom of the bottle into the soap and blow. The bubbles are thick and stick together making a long snake like shape.
an empty bottle (I used a water bottle)
rubber band
wash cloth
liquid dish soap
water
Mix the dish soap with some water, I did a 2 to 1 ratio (2 soap to 1 water). Then cut the bottom off the bottle. Trace the bottom of the bottle onto the terry cloth with about an inch overlap. Cut out the circle and attach it to the bottom of the bottle using the rubber band. Dip the bottom of the bottle into the soap and blow. The bubbles are thick and stick together making a long snake like shape.
Spider Repellent (Sondra’s Version)
One cup of vinegar
Pepper
Liquid dish soap
Cooking oil
take one cup of vingar, sprinkle some pepper, a teaspoon of oil and liquid soap.
put it into a spray bottle and spay along the outside of your door(outside door) and along windows
refresh after it rains
Spider Repellent (Shelly’s Version)
You Will Need:
Water
Dish Soap
Essential Oil (Citrus scent)
Fill bottle half way up, add a good squeeze of dish soap & a few drops of your essential oil. Shake & Spray on your doorway, windows, & cracks in the house.
Refresh after it rains
Snake & Spider Repellent
You Will Need:
Box of moth balls
Box of kitty litter
Take the box of kittly litter & box of moth balls & pour in trash bag. Let sit for 24 hours & then remove the moth balls. Spread the kittly litter around your yard to keep snakes & spiders away.
(Keep out of reach of children & keep a close eye on the areas you spread it around if you have pets outside)
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