Repellents Rodent Repellent Ready-to-Use with Comfort Wand, 1 gal. | For Indoor and Outdoor Mouse and Rat Prevention, Peppermint Oil Spray for Rodents with Cinnamon & Garlic Essential Oils

Use your brain when using products. Rodents hate the smell of peppermint oil and cinnamon oil. Which this product uses, albeit less concentrations that I'd like but the price makes up for that and you can always add more on your own. It doesn't take much, really. The sprayer is battery operated which is useful I suppose. You don't need to use a lot of this. Just wet the area evenly, only 3 inches wide really. If it rains you'll have to reapply, obviously. This is a BARRIER product. It PUSHES rodents. It doesn't repel like an electric fence. If you already have an infestation this product will likely PUSH them inside more. You need to use this BEFORE you have an infestation. I use it in the fall right when the night temperatures get 40 or below. I spray the house brick where they likely come in under the siding. This worked so well that even squirrels that would bury nuts around my house stopped going there. I also spray my garage perimeter but I start inside around the cars for a week or two, since rodents are inevitably already inside. I then PUSH them out from there, after the car perimeter I put it on the INSIDE perimeter of garage walls. Then after a week I do the OUTSIDE perimeter. This works perfectly every single year. Once it stays cold they don't go inside because they already made their home for the winter elsewhere. But I do spray every other month or so to keep them out since for some people/mice they will be attracted back in the garage once the warm cars park in there. If you park outside where mice are a worry, spray under the engine bay ground and a perimeter around the car, preferably under slightly to protect from weather washing it away faster. They're attracted to the heat so they come in the engine compartment area the most. It's simple. Peppermint oil alone works but cinnamon helps. If you have rodents used to this or larger ones like rats you'll need to increase the oils. Buy some and add it to this, even cooking extracts work. You want toothpaste in your eyes or nose? That's what this does to rodents. But it PUSHES them. So if they're inside already you need to use it inside to PUSH them out (not advised since it smells ok but it'll bother your own eyes inside). This works best if you use it BEFORE but I promise once I had mice come in my house for two years straight it stopped after I used peppermint oil and cinnamon oil products. This is a weaker and cheaper product but it does work in principle. If it isn't PUSHING for you, get a product with higher concentrations or add more oil to this yourself. And remember, if they're already inside something you have to PUSH them from the inside first. You do it from the outside you're just going to keep them inside and they'll eventually get used to it anyway.

I use this repellent around my garage doors and outbuildings. It works very well. I went from 2-3 mice in traps per quarter to finding one or none in the traps per quarter. It may not work for any infestations, but it definitely works as a preventative. If you want to prevent mice from moving it, this is the product you need.

Although the peppermint smell is nice, it doesn't really repell rats. It will agitate them but not repel them. On the plus side, the smell is strong enough that they will run head first into a rat trap by accident in order to get away from the smell 🤣 So if you use this spray in conjunction with the rat trap, your problem may possibly be solved.

I've got a shed I haven't been able to store stuff in for years due to mice getting in it every winter. They were also getting into my garage. It says it last for up to 3 months, but I spray the inside/outside perimeter every 30 days. I haven't seen a single rodent since I started using it. This is a great option for people with pets or small kids where baits just aren't the best option.

I looked at various different gallon jugs of mint, based rodent repellent for a few years, always opting for different choices so when I finally bit the bullet and bought one of these big jugs it was kind of a big deal, making it all the more horrible that I can’t do anything with it because the sprayer provided doesn’t work at all. The directions are basically nonexistent had to look online. There’s like 3 different steps, twisting a knob where the sprayer connects to the jug twisting the very end of the sprayer from off to spray and moving a tab, which otherwise locks the trigger for the sprayer. From the first use, I got minimal spray that when walking around my home and spraying down around the perimeter of it and my chicken and duck coop it provided minimal coverage there’s absolutely no way I can get up to the vents/roof areas of this old mobile home. The whole point of this was having something I could grab and use not just on a regular schedule, but at any given moment. I can just grab it and go but thanks to this useless sprayer that can’t happen. I’m right back in the same routine of now having to put together some kind of better spray bottle myself Every single time I go to use this which for most people probably isn’t a big deal, but my life is being consumed by menial tasks like this. this purchase was supposed to cut that out, not create more. The smell also is not very strong. Most mint-based products have a strong scent. the whole point of that is it lasts longer, and helps repel the rodents longer.

Smells good but doesn’t work.

I’ve got to tell you that this stuff saved my sanity! I read all the reviews and still took a chance and tried it. I have had at least one mouse getting into my kitchen. I tried traps, glue traps, the water in the bucket. Even my good mouser cat and could not get this mouse. Recently emboldened by our worthless pursuit this mouse decided to start getting on my counter top when it thought we weren’t paying attention. I turned into a crazy lady trying to get it and of course it disappeared. Once I ordered your product I started pulling everything out of my bottom cabinets. I discovered they likely were entering through the gaps in the cabinet under the sink where the pipes came in. This side of the house has only a dirt crawl space. When I got to this cabinet mice evidence was the worst. I spent my time eradicating any traces with vinegar and Dawn. Then I sprayed it. The cabinet beside it was already cleaned and sprayed the night before. I took off to the store to by spun steel pads to stuff in any gaps and other supplies to seal off the holes. When I got back I was so shocked. I had left one of my large glue pads that the mouse had totally ignored on the floor in front of the cabinet and low and behold a mouse was on it!! I’d normally feel bad about this but I have to say I was so relieved!! And ecstatic! Thanks you guys the spray definitely drove him out and the trap was then able to do its job.

I use this for mice and ants, if you look at the ingredients there is very little peppermint in there so I buy extra pep and cinnamon from amazon and triple the dose, then it really smells good and keeps the critters away

Funciona muy bien

Me ayudo muchisimo para acabar con los ratones, pero no solo use el liquido, también chochitos y pega pega, pero el liquido, bien!

Bueno

M gustó mucho que es fácil de aplicar, no tiene olor desagradable y no es tóxico para mascotas

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