A TANNING lover who was getting bugged out by all the pests in her yard has found a game-changing trick to get her glow up in peace.
Her cheap tip was super easy and even worked on other uninvited insects.
In a now-viral TikTok video, Ester Motza (@estermotza) shared how she “jumps in fear when a wasp flies by” but has discovered the ultimate “gamechanger.”
If you also want to tan without being invaded by insects, she has a trick for that – eucalyptus soap.
She demonstrated how she scrubs down her lounge chair with the buy.
Once the surface was covered in soap, she rinsed everything down with a garden hose.
It was now bye-bye, bugs, as she explained that wasps and spiders are not a fan of the smell.
Hurry up and buy your own bottle of Garrison Eucalyptus Home Hand Soap for just $4.98 at Lowe’s.
With a keen sense of smell, which is how they find food, wasps will indeed stay away from scents they don’t like, according to Eco Guard Pest Management.
The experts explained that the insects will avoid herbs and wasp-repellent plants, including eucalyptus, lemongrass, peppermint, cloves, and bay leaves.
Wasps are also sensitive to marigolds, geraniums, and pennyroyals.
For extra protection, they suggested planting these varieties close to doors and windows.
You can also make your own essential oil blends.
Simply mix lemongrass, and geranium essential oils, dilute them with water, and shake.
Many people were grateful for her bug-proof tanning tips.
“As someone who was harassed by a wasp while laying out today, thank you,” wrote one user.
“Possibly the most important information I’ve learned,” another agreed.
“Omg, now I can tan without running,” a viewer chimed in.
“Washes entire outside of [the] house with eucalyptus soap,” joked a watcher.
Yet others even had some of their own tips to share.
“I take Irish Spring Soap and rub the bar all over the deck and anywhere we hang out. They hate it!” said one viewer.
“This or peppermint! I regularly line my windows with peppermint to keep spiders out and it works lol,” another chimed in.
