No.Experiments done with carbolic acid has prooved it wrong.So we are yet to find a strong snake repellent.But for any practical purposes precaution meantime seems to be a better option.House cleanliness,rodent hole destruction,banning snake hiding place (like bushes,unneccessary heapings etc etc) would in great extent reduce snakes gaining access to our houses.
Using Carbolic acid as a snake repellent can be dangerous. It is a toxic substance and caution should be used around pets and children. To use it for snakes, place some in areas where you see the snakes to drive them away.
The carbolic acid not supposed tospray every where it may harmful to pets also to the plants, by spraying the maximum effect will not be there. The best way to use the carbolic acid is - Find out small piece of bricks just pour a little (may be 50 ml) acid on that it will get soaked in to the bricks the same can be kept at the suspected snake entry area. By doing this the acid smell will withstand for long period can up to 30 days this will result in your cost control also.M. PreamkumarExecutive HousekeeperPondicherry
Yes. If surgeon's or doctor's do not use carbolic acid before they perform surgery most microorganisms cause disease if carbolic acid is not used to sterilize the proper surgery tools
it was james lister who did
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The short answer is that snake repellents do not work. The products depend on the desperation of truly scared home owners who are willing to try almost anything to get rid of a snake or snakes on their property. The ingredients they contain have no effect on snakes at all, and even if they did, the first rain would wash them away.For details see:http://tinyurl.com/nmjjw2
Mosquito repellent does not kill humans when used correctly. Always read the directions prior to use of any form of repellent.
Off bug repellent is the best to use when you live in he woods. I use it all the time at the cottage and it works great.
Joseph Lister (1826-1912) developed a carbolic spray in 1869 to use in operating theatres, thus reducing the number of deaths from infection after successful operations.
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Use insect repellent.
Hydrochloric acid has a strong odor and I would suspect it would be repulsive to dogs. It is a very strong acid and can be dangerous/harmful to the animal. I would not recommend that you use it as a repellent. There are natural products on the market to repel dogs if this is what you are looking for that do not harm the animal. Check out: http://www.liquidfence.com/dog-repellent.html