plants will drive mice out of a house. There isn’t strong evidence that simply growing these plants will reliably eliminate an indoor mouse infestation.
If you have mice inside your home, focus on the fundamentals:
Seal Entry Points
Mice can enter through surprisingly small openings. Inspect areas around pipes, doors, vents, foundations, and other possible entry points.
Seal suitable gaps with appropriate materials and repair damaged screens or door sweeps.
Remove Food Sources
Keep food in sealed containers and clean up crumbs and spills promptly.
Don’t leave pet food exposed overnight if rodents are a problem.
Reduce Clutter
Cardboard, piles of fabric, stored papers, and other clutter can provide hiding or nesting opportunities.
Keeping storage areas organized makes it easier to spot signs of rodents.
Address the Infestation
If you are seeing repeated signs of mice—such as droppings, gnaw marks, nesting material, or noises in walls—consider appropriate traps orprofessional
