9,400+ homes went mouse-free without setting a single trap
The science of smell.
A mouse's entire world runs through its nose. These pouches take that away.
The science of smell.
A mouse's entire world runs through its nose. These pouches take that away.
Overwhelms Their Nose
Rodents navigate, find food and sense danger by smell. Concentrated peppermint oil irritates their nasal cavity so severely they can't function in the area. They don't fight it, they leave.
Erases Their Invitation
Mice follow scent trails left by other mice. The natural zeolite core absorbs those odor markers along with the smell they leave behind, so your home stops advertising itself as a place to nest.
Nothing Dies In Your Walls
Poison works, and then the mouse crawls somewhere you can't reach and you live with the smell for weeks. Repelling means no bodies, no cleanup, no guilt.
30 Days Per Pouch
Sprays evaporate in hours. The slow-release core keeps pushing out scent for up to three months, covering up to 65 square feet per pouch.
Why a pouch beats traps, poison and glue
Why a pouch beats traps, poison and glue
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Traps & Poisen
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Keeps mice from ever settling in
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Yes | No |
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Nothing dies inside your walls
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Yes | No |
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Safe around kids and pets
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Yes | No |
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Absorbs the smells they leave behind
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Yes | Sometimes |
Questions, answered
I already have mice inside. Will this drive them out, or only keep new ones away?
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Both. Place pouches directly where you're seeing droppings and they'll clear out over the following days, then keep the area protected so the next ones never move in. For an active problem, use more pouches, closer together.
I've tried peppermint spray before and it did nothing. How is this different?
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Concentration and staying power. A spray evaporates within hours, long before it bothers a mouse. Each pouch holds concentrated oil in a slow-release core that keeps working at full strength for up to 30 days, around the clock.
Is it safe around kids and pets?
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Yes, when used as directed. There's no poison, no bait and no trap mechanism, just plant oils and an absorbent core. Keep them out of reach of pets that chew, the same as you would a scented sachet.
How many pouches do I need?
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One per enclosed space (a drawer, a cabinet, a car) or one per 65 square feet in open areas. A typical kitchen takes 2-3, a two-car garage 3-4. One bag of 12 covers most homes with a few left over.
What does my house smell like?
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Peppermint and cinnamon. Noticeably strong the first day or two, then it settles into a subtle background scent. Most people say it smells like Christmas.
Does it work on rats and other rodents?
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Yes. Rats, chipmunks and squirrels all rely on the same sensitive nose, so the same mechanism moves them along.
Can I use them in my car, camper or boat?
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That's one of the best uses. Enclosed spaces hold the scent, so one or two pouches protect stored vehicles all winter, including the wiring rodents love to chew.
Hear From Our Customers
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Dale W.
- Finally something that doesn't involve dead mice
Reviewed
in the
United States
on
October 15, 2025
We're on a farm so mice are just part of the deal every fall. I put these in the feed room and the tack cabinet where I was finding droppings every morning. About a week later, nothing. It's been over two months and still nothing. And I don't have to check traps or find something dead behind a shelf. That part alone is worth it to me.
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John T.
- Put them everywhere the exterminator said to
Reviewed
in the
United States
on
November 29, 2025
Got a quote from an exterminator for $400 and figured I'd try this first. Put pouches behind the stove, under the sink and along the basement wall. The scratching in the ceiling stopped around day 4 or 5 and I haven't heard it since. House smells like mint for a couple days but honestly I didn't mind it.
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Mark H.
- Truck made it through winter untouched
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in the
United States
on
February 20, 2026
Mice chewed the wiring harness in my truck two winters in a row. Over $900 the second time. This past winter I threw three pouches in, one in the cab, one in the engine bay, one in the bed toolbox. Pulled it out in March and there wasn't a single dropping anywhere. Already bought another bag for this year.
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Chad B.
- Garage has stayed clean for 3 months
Reviewed
in the
United States
on
January 1, 2024
My garage backs up to a field so I've always had them getting in under the door. Tossed four of these around the perimeter and one in the storage shelves. Three months in and I haven't swept up a single dropping. Usually I'm cleaning them up weekly this time of year.
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Alissa K.
- No more droppings in my kitchen drawers
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in the
United States
on
January 1, 2024
I was finding droppings in the drawer under the oven and it honestly made me want to move. Put one pouch in that drawer and one behind the fridge. It's been six weeks and I check that drawer every morning, completely clean. I have two dogs so poison was never an option for us. This I don't have to worry about.
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