The article discusses the common problem of fleas in homes and investigates whether certain smells can deter these pests. Consulting experts, it reveals that while strong scents like cedarwood, eucalyptus, lavender, and peppermint may not be liked by fleas, they do not effectively repel them from infested areas. The article emphasizes that complete elimination of fleas often requires professional pest control services, especially because scents alone are insufficient to manage an infestation that includes hidden eggs and larvae.
"What Smells Do Fleas Dislike? You know how super-strong smells can affect humans? They can also affect fleas - especially the pungent ones."
"Just because they don't enjoy a smell, it doesn't mean they'll pack their bags and leave," Carpenter says.
"In short, no, scents don't actually repel fleas. Fleas might not like a particular smell, but it won't stop an infestation."
"When it comes to fleas, your best bet is to hire a pest control professional - even if your DIY method appears to reduce the amount of fleas in your home at first."
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