4 Pack Rodent Rat Repellent for Car Engines - Peppermint Oil Mouse Repellent, Rat Repellent Keeping Rodents Out of Car Home Garages Indoor Outdoor, Groundhog Repellent, Safe Ingredients

Wow no more field mice with this product! Eco friendly and a humane way to deter rodents from your car and property. After a few days we noticed the rodents were gone! Highly recommend

I’m going try this stuff to chase the mice awayIt’s got a nifty sticky patch to keep it in placeHopefully the mice will hate it and not get under the hood of my carWish it smelled stronger

Smells great to me...and apparently to mice. After a $2880 repair due to mice chewing through many wires including front sensors and airbags, I immediately purchased this product. Night 1, I opened and prepped it and placed it under the hood, next morning there was mouse droppings next to it and urine on the cabin air filter. Night 2, I nestled it in the cabin air filter, next morning there was mouse droppings next to it in the cabin filter. Struggling to see any detergent.

I live in a rural area. Rodents are a problem and cause a lot of damage. A friend recommended I try these. I mounted these in engine compartment of my cars. They work, I have not seen any evidence of mice or rats since I started using them. They are easy to use and stick just about anywhere. They are a little strong smelling at first, but you don’t smell them inside the car.

I like that the tin is metal with a screw top, so it should last awhile, and that there's a double sided adhesive pad on the bottom, so it will stay in place. I like that when the original product is used up, I could put some cotton balls soaked in peppermint oil inside. The peppermint smell was strong when I opened the plastic covering, but within a few hours it was much weaker. I have now put one of these inside my car and I secured another one inside the engine compartment since that's where I keep getting mice. I'm hoping that the scent will be stronger inside the car and enough underneath to deter those cute but nasty critters. I'll update later if this is a total failure. I also have a snap trap set up in case the smell doesn't work. We'll see if any like peanut butter for a short lived treat enough to tolerate the smell of peppermint. (Ha!)

Sent the mice running out of my car!

I don’t like killing anything, but I also am not happy with little mice trotting around pooping and teasing my cat to the point that he murders them. These little contraptions solved the problem, now theyve found another place to do their dirty work!

We have a popup camper that sits idle most of the year. So far it has not been attacked by mice, but I got this product to hopefully keep it that way.The item comes in a nice box and contains four individually sealed containers with a sticky thing on the back. In the pictures you can see I've put it in the camper and it is easy to install. I"m doing this as an alternative to mothballs, and this product has a not-unpleasant smell. It's still a bit of an odd smell but better than mothballs.At this point, it seems to work in terms of having a permeating odor and I'll see if it actually does the job.