Mighty Mint Mouse Repellent Pouches with Glue Dots, 12 Count

I have been using the spray and the pouches for about a month . I put the pouches in areas where mice may get in. So far we haven't seen anything. So far so good

We just purchased a camper to use these in. They are perfect because the smell isn't over powering. They are effective in cabinets and corners.

I think it's fair to rate this product on what it is, as well as scientific reality. The key point is that (most) mice don't like how it smells, so it encourages them to stay a way. That means if you put it in a corner that breaks their path, they might go elsewhere. The catch: It won't last forever, and they will come back... eventually. That said, as a temporary solution (say a few weeks) it gives your house a nice smell, is easy to place, and avoids gruesome snap and sticky tracks. My verdict: Can be a good first line solution alongside releasable traps, bearing in mind that a long term solution likely requires having a professional find the points of access to your home and sealing them off to reach the point of an end-all solution. Think of it as an excellent icing on the cake that replaces poisoning the house with chemical sprays. (Note: Best results seem to be identifying points of access and alternative points of access, then placing it at the immediate cracks, holes or gaps.)

Using them in my feed room. Saw turds 4 days later. Put another one out. Haven't seen any more in 3 days.

Seems to be working, it’s been only three days. Don’t often see them but recently been hearing one and saw one since there is work going on in my building.

This is a great product! I put them in my (mostly) finished basement because I no longer have a cat. I think the key with pest control is getting ahead of the problem. I know that in the past I've had mouse activity so I put these pouches in the boiler room (warm- where there was prior pest traffic) and some closet and a sliding glass door track. The smell is strong at first (sort of WAKES you up), but it's actually pleasant. Mice have a very delicate sense of smell so I think even a whiff throws them off. If they can't smell = they can't eat so they go somewhere else. With that said if you have an infestation this probably wouldn't be helpful; maybe combined with traps it would help a little but not a solution. This is a deterrent not a solution. I've noticed less spiders too! It just makes it unpleasant for their little noses. When used correctly it's awesome.

I'm very happy with this product

They work, but the smell is STRONG. I got a little guy come in one night (we leave our door open for our pups) running away from our neighborhood cat.we bought these to make sure it didn't go into the rooms while we caught him. The smell did give me a headache but after a while it does die down and I’m guessing that’s when it stops working. Although by then they were taken care of…