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Q will caustic soda kill mice

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ElizabethToland Release Time: 2024-04-29 15:06:12

Caustic soda, also known as sodium hydroxide, is a strong alkali that has the ability to cause severe chemical burns upon contact. While not a conventional method for rodent control, its corrosive properties could theoretically harm or potentially kill mice through ingestion or direct contact. However, using caustic soda for this purpose is highly inadvisable due to its danger to humans, pets, and the environment. It can damage plumbing, soil, and surfaces, and its indiscriminate nature poses a significant risk to non-target species. Safer, more humane, and target-specific methods are greatly recommended for controlling mouse populations.

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