
Plant oils, not poison
Peppermint, cinnamon and cedarwood oil, held in a castor oil base.
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Each small sachet is packed with peppermint, cinnamon and cedarwood oil. Mice rely on their nose to find food and safe paths, and a strong wall of scent where they come in makes the spot feel wrong to them.
Tuck one where you have seen droppings or heard scratching. There is nothing to bait, set, check or reset.

Traps and poison leave you a job: a body behind the fridge, a trap to empty, a smell in the wall you cannot reach. A pouch does not catch anything. It just makes the spot one mice avoid.
No poison is in the bag, so there is nothing for a curious dog or a grandchild to find in a bait box.

The sachets are small enough to slip into the places mice actually use: along a wall, behind an appliance, inside a storage bay or on a feed room floor.
For a full barrier, space them every 8 to 10 feet along the spots where mice come in.

Twelve sachets of plant oils in a resealable bag. That is the whole product.

Peppermint, cinnamon and cedarwood oil, held in a castor oil base.

The oil base lets the scent out slowly, so one pouch keeps working for up to 90 days.

Each resealable bag holds 12 pouches, 3.5 oz in all, enough for a whole room or a small RV.

Each sachet fits behind an appliance, in a wheel well or on a narrow shelf.
The places mice like best are the ones you never look at.
“Under the kitchen sink, behind the fridge and in both basement corners. Four pouches and I was done.”
The kitchen and basement“Every storage bay and under the dinette before the RV went into storage for the winter.”
The RV in storage“Along the feed room wall, one every few steps, and a couple tucked into the tractor cab.”
The barn and feed roomThere is nothing to plug in, charge, bait or mix. Open the bag, walk the spots where mice come in, and leave a pouch at each one.
Mark your calendar for 90 days and swap in fresh pouches to keep the scent strong.


Place the pouches, give them a few weeks, and listen to how quiet the walls get.
If it is not right for you, contact support within 30 days of delivery and the team will arrange your refund. No questions asked.
Here is what people want to know before they order.
Most customers notice mouse activity dropping within about 72 hours. How fast it goes depends on how many ways in there are and how many pouches cover them, so place one at every entry point you can find.
A single room or a small RV usually needs one bag. A full home usually needs two bags, and a home with a garage, shed or barn usually needs three. Place a pouch every 8 to 10 feet along the spots where mice come in.
There is no poison, no trap and no snare in the bag, only plant oils in small fabric sachets, which is why people use them in kitchens, barns and feed rooms. Place them where they will not be chewed or eaten, and keep the bag closed and out of reach of small children and pets.
Up to 90 days. The oils sit in a castor oil base that lets the scent out slowly. Replace them every 90 days to keep coverage going.
Most people describe it as a mild peppermint and cinnamon smell close to the pouch. It is strongest right after the bag is opened.
No. There is nothing to check, empty or reset. The only thing to remember is to swap in fresh pouches every 90 days.
Most people come to it after a season of traps and bait boxes.
“Put them under the sink and along the basement wall. The scratching in the ceiling stopped by the end of the week.”
Karen W. · OhioCustomer experience“We store the camper every winter and always found nests in it. This spring it was clean for the first time.”
Mike D. · MontanaCustomer experience“I was done with traps. No bodies, no smell, nothing to empty. I just check the calendar every three months.”
Linda S. · TennesseeCustomer experience“Feed room had droppings every morning. I lined the wall with them and it went quiet within about two weeks.”
Wayne H. · IowaCustomer experience“I have two dogs, so poison was never an option. These sit behind the washer and the dogs ignore them.”
Brenda K. · GeorgiaCustomer experience“The garage smells a little like peppermint now, which beats what it smelled like before.”
Carlos M. · ArizonaCustomer experienceResults vary with the size of the space, the number of entry points and how many pouches are placed. This product is made to help keep mice away and is not a replacement for sealing holes or professional pest control. Do not eat. Keep the bag closed and out of reach of small children and pets, and place pouches where they will not be chewed.