Composition and method for repelling squamate reptiles
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Apr 25, 2006
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May 10, 2005
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The present invention is a composition and method for repelling squamate reptiles, such as without limitation snakes. The composition comprises mint oil, garlic oil, putrescent egg solids, thyme oil white, sodium lauryl sulfate and water. This composition is applied to snakes' habitats or perimeters around homes, buildings, patios, decks and the like to repel squamate reptiles, such as without limitation snakes.
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