Mouse & Rat Repellent 6 pack 🐭

This natural rodent repellent uses peppermint oil and a blend of essential oils to discourage mice and rats from entering or nesting in homes, vehicles and storage areas. The pouches are aimed at offering a scent-based barrier that also helps reduce the presence of spiders, roaches and moths, making them useful around kitchens, garages and garden sheds.

Key Points

Each pouch is formulated with peppermint oil and complementary natural oils, offering a non-toxic alternative to chemical baits and ultrasonic devices. According to the manufacturer, one pouch covers up to 120 square feet and the fragrance is said to remain effective for about 60 to 90 days. Application is simple, place the pouches where rodent activity is observed, for example near entry points, under workbenches or inside engine bays of vehicles.

Technical Specifications

• Name: Mouse & Rat Repellent with Peppermint Oil - 6 Pack

• Coverage per pouch: up to 120 square feet.
• Effective duration: 60 - 90 days (according to the manufacturer).
• Quantity: 6 pouches.
• Primary active scent: peppermint oil and natural essential oils.

Benefits

The pouches provide a fragrance-based deterrent that does not rely on poisons, traps or electronic emitters, which can be an advantage when pets or children are present. They can be positioned in a wide range of locations, from indoor cupboards to car engine compartments, and they work continuously while the scent persists. The product is presented as safe for use around fruits and vegetables when used as directed, reducing concerns about contamination.

Usage Recommendations

Place pouches near suspected entry points and in dark corners where rodents are likely to nest. For vehicles and machinery, position a pouch away from moving parts but close enough to areas where rodents have been observed chewing wires or insulation. Replace pouches every 60 to 90 days or sooner if the scent noticeably fades. Consider using multiple pouches in larger areas to maintain a more consistent scent barrier.

Note a practical limitation, the pouches rely on scent aversion and may be less effective in very windy outdoor locations or where heavy rain washes away fragrance quickly. Also, results can vary depending on the severity of an infestation and on local rodent behaviour.