Best Mole Removals

MoleEvict: Experience the Baar Advantage There are many different uses for castor oil. Some rely on it as a powerful laxative or as a natural moisturizer, while others use it to reduce inflammation, alleviate pain or treat acne. However, castor oil that helps in these ways will not work to drive away lawn pests. Baar MolEvict is specially formulated with our particular type of castor oil that's repulsive to moles and voles. Its scent, texture and composition make the unwelcome critters want to vacate your premises as fast as they can. As it drives away pests, MolEvict Lawn Mole & Vole Castor Oil is safe for your family and the environment. 100% natural, it will not harm your pets or gardens. A growing number of homeowners are finding MolEvict to be an effective way to get rid of moles and voles, as well as gophers and armadillos. How Much Should I Use and How Do I Apply It? Following the safe and simple formula on our label, you can: Mix 1 cup of MolEvict with 1 cup of unscented liquid dish soap, and put the mixture in a garden hose sprayer. Turning the water supply to full pressure, spray over the mole-infested area at a rate of one quart of MolEvict per 5,000 sq. ft. (e.g., a 50' x 100' rectangle). Apply after a good rainfall or watering, or continue to spray with water to soak the product into the soil. Apply 2 times per month, then apply as needed for maintenance. While this is what we suggest to start, the amount to use can vary since everyone's property is different. For example, do you have clay soil or sandy soil? The application process can be an art, and you may find you'll want to vary the amount and number of times applied depending on your soil. Generally speaking, when using a garden hose and sprayer, the 1 gallon bottle size treats up to 20,000 sq. ft., and it's best to buy a sufficient supply for re-application.