This $2 Pantry Mix Kills EVERY Rat & Mouse (100% Pet Safe)

This $2 pantry mix kills every rat and mouse on your property — and it will NOT harm your dogs, cats, chickens, or the owls and hawks in your neighborhood. No exterminator. No monthly contract. No secondary poisoning. Gideon shows you the exact recipe, the one ratio everybody gets wrong, and where to place it so it works the first week. 🐀 WHAT YOU'LL NEED • Baking soda (~$1) • Jiffy cornbread mix (~$1) • Syrup or honey (for mice) / bacon grease or beef tallow + cocoa powder (for rats) • Tamper-resistant bait station • Small indoor mouse bait boxes • Galvanized steel feed cans • Copper mesh for sealing holes • First-generation warfarin bait (heavy infestations) ⏱️ CHAPTERS 0:00 – The $2 mix that kills every rat & mouse (pet safe) 1:45 – Why you have rats: the mistake almost everyone makes 4:30 – Step 1: Cut off their food supply (free & half the battle) 7:00 – The recipe: exact ratio most people get WRONG 9:15 – Why baking soda kills rodents (and nothing else) 11:30 – Mouse mix vs. rat mix — two different recipes 13:45 – Where to place bait (the wall rule) 15:30 – Bait boxes: buy them or build your own 17:15 – Why rats ignore your bait the first week (don't quit!) 18:30 – The rat poison that's killing owls & hawks — and the safe alternative 22:00 – Barn owls & barn cats: free pest control 23:30 – Diseases, house fires & your weekly plan 📌 THE RECIPE (quick reference) 2 parts baking soda + 1 part cornbread mix (1 cup soda : ½ cup mix). For MICE add a spoonful of syrup or honey. For RATS skip the sweet — add bacon grease or beef tallow plus a spoonful of cocoa powder. Always place inside a bait box, tight against a wall. ⚠️ Keep all bait — even pantry-based mixes — inside tamper-resistant stations and out of reach of children and pets. If using warfarin bait, the veterinary antidote is vitamin K1. Never sweep dry rodent droppings; wet them with a bleach solution first. 💬 Where do you live and what are you dealing with — rats or mice, barn or basement? Put it in the comments below. I read every one. 🔔 Subscribe for more cheap fixes and straight talk: [channel link] DISCLAIMER: Some links above are affiliate links, which means I may earn a small commission if you purchase through them — at no extra cost to you. I only recommend products I actually use on my own place. This video is for educational purposes; always read and follow product label directions. --- Two notes: the "quick reference" recipe block is deliberate — rodent-bait viewers scrub descriptions for the recipe, and giving it to them keeps them from bouncing to a competitor's video, while the chapters still drive watch time for the *why*. And the safety line about droppings/K1 is worth keeping verbatim; it signals responsibility to YouTube's systems on a video with "kill" in the title.