Rodent Repellent Pouches
$19.99
Sale price
$19.99
Regular price
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Rodent Repellent Pouches
$19.99
Sale price
$19.99
Regular price
Ever replaced a wiring harness? It's not cheap.
Rodents chew through wire insulation to build nests — and a single infestation can mean thousands in electrical repairs, weeks without your vehicle, and the headache of tracking down every damaged wire.
Traps and poisons work, but they're messy, dangerous around kids and pets, and don't stop rodents from getting in the first place.
Our peppermint oil pouches stop them at the door.
Strong natural scents deter rodents before they ever reach your wiring. No traps. No poison. No dead animals to deal with.
Place 1–2 pouches in:
• Engine bay
• Cabin and trunk
• Garage corners and storage areas
Each 10-pack gives you full coverage for one vehicle — with extras to protect your storage space.
Safe for kids, pets, and the environment. Just peppermint oil and natural deterrents — nothing toxic.
$19.99 to avoid thousands in potential repairs.
Frequently asked questions
How do the pouches work?
The pouches are filled with peppermint oil. Mice have a highly sensitive sense of smell, and the scent is overwhelming to them. They won't nest, feed, or travel through areas where the scent is present. There's no poison involved.
Are they safe around pets and kids?
Yes. The pouches are completely poison-free and made with natural essential oils. They're safe to use in spaces where pets and children are present. The peppermint scent is strong to mice but not harmful to people or animals.
How long does each pouch last?
Each pouch provides up to 90 days of protection. Once the scent fades, replace them.
Do they work outdoors?
They work best in enclosed or semi-enclosed spaces where the scent can concentrate. A storage unit, a closed garage, or inside a vehicle. Open or high-airflow environments will disperse the scent faster and reduce effectiveness.
What if mice are already inside my vehicle?
The pouches are designed to repel, not trap or kill. If mice are already present, you'll want to address the existing infestation first, then use the pouches to prevent re-entry.