oticed to repel snakes as well so you can use them safely. Similarly, sulfur is also offensive to snakes and therefore it will discourage them from accessing any areas where it is used.
Snakes also dislike garlic. You can make a spray by chopping garlic cloves and adding any type of oil. It will work best if you infuse the cloves in the oil for a few weeks. Transfer the formula into a spray bottle and then spray around the areas where these crawling reptiles are known to hide.
Things around structures such as shrubs, mulch, or wood piles can offer a great hiding place for snakes. If you clear any debris from around your house, garage, and shed can help a lot to prevent snakes from entering these areas.
In case everything else fails, you may need to relocate the snakes. This might not be the most pleasant solution for you, but it is a very efficient one. Moving the snakes lurking around your property to a suitable place for them will help you get rid of them without harming them.
Commercial Snake Repellents
If you are thinking about using commercial snake repellents, you should know that most of them use chemical naphthalene that causes liver damage, anemia, and it is also classified by the EPA as a Class C human carcinogen.
These products will definitely repel and even kill snakes, but they will also cause damage to other animals, and even you and your family. That is why we recommend using natural repellents, and there are plenty of options to choose from.