Peppermint Oil Insect & Pest Control Spray – 16oz Natural Plant-Based Bug Killer for Spiders, Ants, Flies, and Other Insects, Safe for Home & Kitchen Use

Easy to use, pleasant smell, I stopped my monthly pesticide folks could not afford any longer this makes me feel good and kinda strong at first but then its subsides abit...I spray in and outside before spring/summer time in and outside garage, around trash in home couple times a year. So far so good tryna keep ants, mice and snakes out of garage and home.

I use this to wash clothes that I work in. Can't be happier. Also good for intermediate cleaning throughout the home on fabrics. Smells very pleasant too

I used around my house outside love the smell not so sure how it works but it did keep my dogs away from where I sprayed but finally had to resort to rat poison and traps

Definitely keeps the lizards off my grill. Also seems to deter ants.

The peppermint scent is really nice and fresh—it leaves the room smelling clean instead of like chemicals. Unfortunately, it didn’t seem to work very well at keeping bugs away. I like that it’s natural and safe to use around the house, but I didn’t notice much difference with pests after spraying.

I had gnats in my kitchen - this spray took care of the problem immediately! Smells terrific too - excellent product

Works amazing at preventing spiders in my basement. Smell is minty but not chemically strong. Works on contact if one runs out at you. Sprayed around exterior windows and walls and have not seen any since. Will be buying again.

I’ve been using the VermExon Peppermint Oil spray around my house to keep ants and spiders away, and it actually does the job pretty well. The scent is strong at first—like straight peppermint gum—but it fades after a while and leaves things smelling fresh. I like that it’s a natural option without harsh chemicals since I have kids and pets. It’s not a permanent solution—you do need to reapply it every few days or after cleaning—but I’d rather do that than spray toxic stuff indoors. Works best as a deterrent, not a “kill-on-contact” spray. Overall, it’s a good natural repellent if you want something safe and easy to use.