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These are small pouches filled with peppermint oil meant to be placed where mice, rats, squirrels and spiders travel, so the smell drives them off. They are a no-kill option: nothing to bait, set or empty, and no traps to spring. That makes them easy for garages, sheds, basements and closets, and safe to keep around kids and pets as directed. The catch is that scent repellents fade and rodents can get used to them, so expect to replace pouches and to combine them with sealing gaps. Reviewers of similar sachets report mixed results: some see rodents leave, others see none.
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Buyers of peppermint-oil sachets like these report uneven results. Some find rodents leave treated areas and value the no-kill, no-mess approach; others say mice ignored the pouches or came back once the smell faded.
This is a 10-pack of peppermint oil pest repellent pouches. They are made to deter mice, rodents, rats, spiders and squirrels.
The pouches can be used indoors and outdoors. They are a natural deterrent meant to replace traps, and they are described as safe for families and pets.
