Mighty MintPeppermint Oil Rodent Repellent Spray with Microfiber Cloth – Natural Indoor & Outdoor Control for Mice and Rats – Plant-Based, Extra-Strong Formula - 1 Gallon (128 oz)

I recently started using the Mighty Mint Gallon Rodent Natural Peppermint Oil Spray, and I have to say, I’m impressed by how well it works. This peppermint oil spray is a fantastic natural solution for keeping rodents at bay, and it’s a much safer alternative to chemical traps or poisons, especially if you have pets or kids around. The scent is strong but not overpowering, and it definitely gives off that fresh, minty aroma that works as a great deterrent for mice and other pests.The large gallon size is perfect for those who need to cover a lot of area, and it’s easy to apply using a spray bottle. I’ve used it around the baseboards, in the attic, and even near the garage, and so far, I haven’t seen any signs of rodents. The best part is that it’s all-natural, which gives me peace of mind knowing it won’t harm anyone or anything in my home.Pros:• Large 128 oz size provides great value, especially for larger areas• Natural and non-toxic, safe to use around pets and children• Fresh peppermint scent acts as a strong deterrent for rodents• Easy to apply with a spray bottle• Works well in multiple areas of the home, including attics and garagesCons:• The scent can be quite strong when first applied, but it fades after a while• It’s important to reapply regularly, especially if it’s exposed to rain or heavy humidity• Not a quick fix, takes some time to notice full effectivenessOverall, I’m very happy with this natural peppermint oil spray. It’s a great way to keep rodents away without worrying about harmful chemicals, and the fact that it’s all-natural is a huge plus in my book. Definitely recommend giving it a try if you’re looking for a safe and effective solution for pest control.

I bought this product as part of my armamentarium for battle against lizards. I didn’t used to mind lizards on my Florida patio, because I knew they ate bugs. And I thought they were harmless. However, they moved in and decided that they liked my patio so much they invited the entire extended family. And they pooped everywhere all over the floor the chairs, the toys, everywhere. And then I learned that they carry salmonella. Well, that just wouldn’t do because my grandchildren play on the porch so I pressure washed the porch, then a Google search said that lizards do not like strong, smelling oils and sprays such as Citrus, cinnamon and peppermint. Supposedly they’re also afraid of peacocks and obtaining peacock feathers was suggested to spread around in an effort to deter them. Yeah, I fell for that. 🙄. It failed to work. Other brands of lizard repellent spray and oil infused packets failed as well. I got rid of some of them, but a few of the larger squatters decided they were not moving out. So we battled and multiple times a day I sprayed with other sprays but nothing worked. Finally, I found mighty mint spray. A single generous spraying of my patio rid my patio of all the offenders except one. You have to spray every day until they move out, but this might mint spray WORKS GREAT! It’s a very pleasant scent to me but the lizards scattered out quickly. Buy it.

I’ve been using this rodent repellent spray in my garden, and overall, I’m pretty pleased with the results. Most importantly, it seems to be doing its job—I’ve noticed a drop in rat activity since I started applying it. It’s a relief to finally have something that seems to keep them away without resorting to traps or poison.One of the things I really like is the scent—it actually smells pleasant, which is a nice surprise for a product like this. Plus, it’s non-toxic, so I feel comfortable using it in my veggie garden and around my dog and family.The spray nozzle could use some improvement; it’s not the most efficient and sometimes leaks or just “spits” instead of actually giving a good, even spray, but it still gets the job done. Just be aware that it’s not a one-and-done solution—it does need to be reapplied every few days or after it rains, which can be a bit of a hassle.All in all, it’s a solid, natural option for keeping rodents out of the garden. I’ll keep using it as part of my regular maintenance routine.

Goodbye mouse problem. Hello fresh scent! We had mice running all over our back yard, in our garage, one died in our car and cost $1800 to find and remove, under our deck. Tried traps, baits, cat, nothing worked. This stuff works great! Spray the tires, wheel wells, along edges where they travel once a month. Droppings are gone.