Mighty Mint Mouse Repellent Pouches – Peppermint, Castor Oil & Cinnamon Formula – Natural Indoor Deterrent for Mice and Rodents – Plant-Based, Long-Lasting Protection – 12 Count

This is a must

I have struggled with mice in my kitchen for years, and have used a lot of different products. It's important to me to not have toxic chemicals in my home and certainly not in my kitchen.1. THESE SMELL AMAZING. Think Orbit Sweet Mint Gum. I've used other rodent repellent pouches in prior years that do smell like mint, but kind of gross/harsh mint.2. MICE DO NOT AGREE WITH THE ABOVE.Since I placed these strategically around my kitchen, my traps have been empty , and no evidence of any mice doo doo.3. Are they going to go elsewhere in my house now that I solved the kitchen issue? Probably.... but at least they're not running around and turding all over my pots and pans.4. SAFE FOR PETSMy daughter pulled something out of a cupboard and one of the pouches came out and was left on the floor (pro teen move). I love that I did not need to worry about my Goldendoodle being harmed by it.5. MIGHTY MINT is my new brand for dealing with insects and pests in and around my home. This is the 2nd product I have used and I can't say anything negative. This brand is Mint ;)

Great product. I had issues with mice in my tractor. I put a pouch under the seat and one under the hood. Problem solved

Been using mechanical traps for years with a bit of peanut butter in them. Thought that a natural repellent would be a better idea, something to keep mice out of the house in the first place. Was disappointed with the repellent pouches. Put one in a closet that had two of the mechanical traps in it as well. Mouse hunger overrides the smell of mint evidently because two feet away from the mint pouch a mouse was dead in two mechanical traps (one got his head, the one next got his butt as he evidently lurched around trapped in the first.) Next night woke up with two mice in bed with me a yard or two away from another mint pouch. Was able to grab hold on them with a long pick up tool and toss them out the back door. Next day found two more dead in mechanical traps. Bottom line: a hungry cold mouse is not phased in the least by the supposedly offensive mint smell. So, based on my experience so far, the mint pouches (and maybe all mint deterrents) are of no practical value. Peanut butter and a snap trap still work like they have for centuries.

Works great

Was not as helpful as the mint spray.

Item was as advertised and worked great. Highly recommend.

I used the product to deter rats going into my car and destroying my air vent filter. I don't have the problem anymore. It did made my car smell good and fresh