24Pcs Mice & Mouse Repellent for Indoor

With colder weather coming, mice and other pests are looking for warmer places to spend the winter, and I don't want to be a good choice for them. I put a few of these just inside my door, near baseboards, and in small areas they might try to hide in if they come inside. I saw a few on my patio, probably coming out of the large field behind us, and I want to make sure they pass me by. So far, they have not gotten in, and the repellents do not seem to bother the cats. I put one outside the door on the patio, and another under the small shed on our patio where I saw them running and hiding, and I have not spotted any since. So it seems like they work. They do not have an unpleasant odor, and while I am not sure how long they last, So far they seem to be doing what I hoped they would do: Keep the field mice away.

Absolutely these repellents work. On spiders and mice. 100%.This time of year has always been an issue. We live in an older house and mouse and spider ingress has always been fun to deal with when it gets colder outside. This year. Since we've "strategically" placed them? Nary a one. Zip. Zilch. Nothing. Very impressed.Use some gloves, open one of the little drawstring baggies, throw in a repellent, tie it off and sling it behind something your animals can't get to( FYI important) and away you go.If you deal with critters, I recommend giving them a try.

We've had a deer mouse infestation. I have no idea how many there are. I got have a heart traps and have released 5 of the mice already. I still have traps set out for them, but I haven't seen any new mice in days since I put these pellets out. I am shocked. It's possible there's just no more mice to trap but since mice multiply like crazy, that's highly doubtful. I'm assuming the scent of these keeps them away. It's funny because I love the scent of them. It's mostly minty.It comes with a lot of bags to put them in so it's possible to hang the bag from the drawstring. I put the pellets inside the bags easily and just left them on the sides of my fridge, counter and stove. So far, no more mice....coincidence? I don't think so but it's too soon to tell. I'll update this review over time.

Bought for.our camper to close it up for the winter. Hoping it works and keeps the mice out. Strong fragrance so here's hoping! Typically use soap so this seems comparable. Price point was good for the amount and shipping was fast.

We have an old farmhouse in the country that we use as a hunting camp. It stands vacant much of the year, and due to the surroundings, it is a haven for field mice. We usually have to leave everything edible or fabric sealed up in plastic containers to avoid chew throughs, etc. This year, we ordered these rodent repellant balls, as well as an electronic rodent repellant machine from Amazon, in hopes that we could deter the little pests from coming indoors. So far, so good. Keeping our fingers (and toes) crossed that they work long term.

The smell of this repellent is too much for indoor use, but even after using it outside, I saw no improvement in the rodent situation. Wouldn’t buy it again.

The mouse repellent pouches are a great solution for keeping mice at bay. They have a pleasant scent for humans but effectively deter rodents. The pouches are easy to use—just place them in areas where you’ve noticed mouse activity. They’ve significantly reduced the mouse problem in my space, and I appreciate the non-toxic, chemical-free approach. Overall, a simple and effective product for mouse control.

This product does not work At all mice chewed on it and survive