Bedbugs: the ingredient in your cupboards (and the garden) that helps eliminate them in record time

⚠️ Precautions

• Always use food-grade diatomaceous earth, not the pool-grade type, which can be harmful.
• Avoid inhaling the powder—wear a mask during application.
• Do not overuse; a light, even dusting is more effective than clumps.

Bonus: Other Natural Helpers from the Garden

In addition to diatomaceous earth, you can also try:

• Lavender oil or peppermint oil: natural repellents with a pleasant smell
• Neem oil: disrupts bedbug hormones and reproduction
• Tea tree oil spray: kills bedbugs on contact (test on fabrics first)

Final Thoughts

You don’t need toxic sprays or costly pest control services to deal with bedbugs. With a little persistence and a dusting of diatomaceous earth, you can fight back naturally—and win.

So before you panic or pick up the phone, check your cupboard or garden shed. The secret weapon against bedbugs might already be right there, ready to work in record time.

Would you like this as a printable guide or infographic? I can also provide a checklist or a downloadable “bedbug action plan” if that would help!