– Inspect your home for gaps, cracks, and openings. –Caulk and seal gaps around windows, doors, and other entry points.
– Keep your home clean to remove potential food sources. – Place peacock feathers or eggshells in areas where lizards are seen. They dislike the scent.
– Commercial lizard repellent sprays are available and can be applied to common lizard entry points. – Make a homemade spray using a mixture of garlic and water, which can be sprayed in areas frequented by lizards.
Ultrasonic lizard repellent devices emit high-frequency sounds that are annoying to lizards but inaudible to humans.
– Lizard traps or glue boards can be placed strategically to capture lizards. – Once captured, release them away from your home to ensure they don't return.
– Lizards are attracted to bright lights at night due to the insects they prey on. Use low-intensity lighting to reduce their attraction. – Maintain cooler temperatures in your home, as lizards prefer warmth.
– Choose houseplants that are less appealing to lizards, such as snake plants or spider plants. –Lizards are less likely to hide around plants that don't provide good cover.
If your lizard problem persists and is causing significant distress, consider contacting a professional pest control service for expert assistance.
Maintain a clean and controlled environment to minimize their presence.