How to chase a bat out of your house?

Answer 1

Answer: This also works for fruit flies as well. Place a piece of fruit or a banana peel in a small box and leave it over night in the room you think the cricket is in. Come morning, look in the box. If hes there, put a lid on the box and take him outside.

Answer 2

Crickets love lemons put lemons all around the outside of your house. When the crickets gather all around the lemons then kill them whichever way you can I suggest a flame thrower its lots of fun

Answer 3

Open the window of the room where the bat is. It will fly out in the evening. If it doesn't, it will almost assuredly starve to death if it goes without food for more than a day, Once it is out, staple screen or hardware cloth over the hole where it entered the house.

Answer 4

Close the door to the room the bat is in, then open all the windows (remove window screens). Pull all curtains and drapes as far to the side as possible, or take them completely down. If that room has no door, then block it off by hanging a large blanket or quilt in the entry way. Turn off all lights in the room, then when it becomes completely dark outside, the bat should fly through one of the openings, as night time is their natural feeding time. Do not come into contact with the bat, since there is a small possiblity of being bitten by the bat, and a small possibility of contracting rabies. And please, don't kill the bat; a single bat can consume hundreds, if not thousands, of mosquitoes in one night.

Answer 5

A cricket can survive in a house for a few weeks. It will stay alive until it either runs out of food or dies naturally.

Answer 6

u put lettuce in your but and squeeze hard when they come.