Lizard Repellents

By racine45 from Sanford, FL

Archives: Request: Lizard Repellents Archived on 08/17/2009 How do you get rid of lizards? Cynthia from Dallas, TX Feedback: RE: Lizard Repellents Don't get rid of them they are good bug catchers and they won't hurt you. I have them in my house. Sometimes I see them, but most of the time I don't know they are there. They are considered to bring luck on Guam if they are in the home. I have a little dog and she doesn't bother them, but she chases the bugs. She doesn't like bugs. (09/11/2006) By Margaret from TX RE: Lizard Repellents I've been told that plain cold water in a squirt gun will incapacitate geckos that are usually too fast to catch. Then they can be taken outside or moved to another location. Make sure you wash your hands, lizards have salmonella. They will also not want to walk over bleached areas, because it will hurt their feet. RE: Lizard Repellents I use Cutter Bug Spray twice a year and it drives away the insects. Although mosquitoes are still a problem, it drives down the insect population to the point that there are no lizards in the area. Used to have geckos the size of big cats and small dogs, but all are history. (11/07/2007) By Sandeep Dalal S. Sherman Oaks, CA RE: Lizard Repellents Try keeping egg shells around the places where lizards move. (03/06/2008) By swetha RE: Lizard Repellents I had a lizard in my home and what I did was get those stick traps that you use for mice and put them in areas where they like to hide. When they walk over them they stick to the trap and then you can through them away. Just recently I have another one and he got smart and flipped the tray over. So I'm hoping that he hasn't gotten that intelligent or I'm going to have to start charging rent. (04/12/2008) By P-Diddy RE: Lizard Repellents Try the squirt gun with water and a lemon base oil, you may like the smell but the creatures don't. Spray area every three to four weeks, if you have to. (05/21/2008) By Bearwolf Report Spam or Abuse