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These are 30 peppermint- and lemon-scented repellent balls meant to be placed where rodents travel, in kitchens, garages, basements, cars and gardens. They work on smell rather than traps or poison, so there is nothing to bait or empty. The approach is gentler than snap traps or baits but slower and less certain, and the scent fades, so they need replacing every few months. Best as a low-effort deterrent in enclosed spaces, not as a fix for an established infestation.
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Ratings are middling. Some owners say the scent kept mice out of garages and cars, while others found rodents ignored the balls or returned once the smell faded.
This rodent repellent comes as 30 peppermint oil and lemon moth balls. The scents of peppermint and lemon make the area unpleasant for rodents. It is meant to deter rats, squirrels and mice.
Place the balls where you've seen rodent activity or near possible entry points. Suitable spots include kitchens, garages, basements, vehicles and gardens. It can be used indoors and outdoors, and it leaves a fresh fragrance behind. Replace the balls every few months to keep them working.
The product is described as eco-friendly and non-toxic.
