Facial Mole Removal

does any one know a recipe that uses castor oil to Get Rid Of Moles in my yard?

someone said use castor oil, coke and dawn dish soap but i dont know how to mix the recipe

Washington Dept. of Fish & Wildlife site actually gives out a Castor oil recipe after saying: “Commercially available castor oil–based repellents have been scientifically tested on moles in the Eastern United States with some success. In theory, the repellent coats earthworms and other prey with castor oil. This renders the prey distasteful and, if eaten, gives the moles diarrhea. The moles supposedly then leave the treated area in search of a new food source. The following home-prepared formula has been around for many years and some gardeners swear by it; others claim it does not work. Because moles move around within their territorial burrow systems, repellents are very difficult to evaluate.

The repellent will be most effective where it can be watered into the moist soil surrounding surface tunnels made by moles. Areas that receive extensive irrigation will quickly loose the repellent to leaching. For best results, spray the entire area needing protection; moles will burrow under a perimeter treatment. The repellent may need to be reapplied before moles depart. Once moles move elsewhere, the solution usually remains effective for 30 to 60 days.”

The Recipe:
Using a blender to combine 1/4 cup of unrefined castor oil (can be purchased at most pharmacies) and 2 tablespoons of a dishwashing liquid. Blend the two together, add 6 tablespoons water, and blend again. Combine the concentrated mixture with water at a rate of 2 tablespoons of solution to 1 gallon of water. Use a watering can or sprayer to liberally apply the solution to areas where moles are active. The above mixture will cover approximately 300 square feet.

http://wdfw.wa.gov/wlm/living/moles.htm

Good luck!!! Hope this helps.