Grated Irish Spring




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Elizabeth Michels Pinizzotto on Apr 26, 2018
It will keep some animals out but it is not fool proof. I read about putting chucks in cloth bags and then tying the bags to small posts. If it rains, it will dissolve (either your way or the bagged way) but it will be so slowly that the soil should not be harmed. You might have to do another application as once the scent is gone, the rodents may return.Helpful Reply -
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Janet Pizaro on Apr 26, 2018
This method is not a proven method ,what works for some may not work for others, many place the soap in a old stocking and hang it.Honestly I would resort to other methods and it depends on what critters are out thereHelpful Reply -
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Melanie on Apr 26, 2018
supposedly moth balls in bags work alsoHelpful Reply -
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Linda Sikut on Apr 26, 2018
Hi KD,Moth balls are very toxic - be careful. From what I've read Irish Spring is great for repelling deer. I know most articles say to shred it, but it will melt faster when it rains. Another option is to use whole bars, drill holes in them and string them along the garden. It takes longer for them to melt that way. It must be reapplied occasionally over the summer. Click on the link below for more ideas.https://susiej.com/hot-pepper-toilet-paper-tubes-and-irish-spring/Helpful Reply -
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Liv on Apr 26, 2018
Put the soap around your garden.Helpful Reply -
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Jewellmartin on Apr 26, 2018
Irish Spring won’t hurt the garden, whether wet, dry, or soapy. But make sure you don’t get so much on your walkway that you slip when walking by. Respray after a good rain. Btw, Walmart and other companies have their own cheaper brand of Irish Spring that smells just as strong.Helpful Reply -
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