Wall & Carpet-Safe Centipede Spray (Refined Version)
If you're using it on walls and carpet, your homemade version (with dish soap, carpet cleaner, and degreaser) is pretty solid — just go light on anything that could leave a residue or stain over time.
Here’s a quick tweak to keep it safe for walls and fabric:
🧼 Wall & Carpet-Safe Centipede Spray (Refined Version)
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1 cup warm water
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1 tbsp dish soap (gentle or clear kind is best)
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1/4 cup white vinegar (optional for extra punch, but test first)
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1 tbsp carpet cleaner
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A few drops of peppermint oil (if you have it)
Mix and lightly spray. Dab dry on fabric if needed.
🪞 For Walls:
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Avoid oils or degreasers that might strip paint or finish.
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Use microfiber cloth to wipe after spraying, if needed.
🧴 Pro Tip:
If you're applying around baseboards or cracks, follow up with a dry barrier like diatomaceous earth (food grade only!) — it's safe and deadly to crawling bugs.
If you ever want to turn this into a long-term bug barrier or trap method, I can help you with that too.
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