Yes. The active ingredient is plant-derived peppermint oil, not a synthetic pesticide, and there is no bait for a curious pet or child to eat. Used as directed — gels placed out of reach, spray allowed to dry — MintRepel is safe in homes with dogs, cats, and children. As with any concentrated essential-oil product, avoid direct skin contact with the gel and keep containers closed when not deployed.
Perimeter Spray protects for about 30 days indoors. Underbody Gel lasts roughly 60 days on a stored vehicle. Placement Gel in an enclosed space like an attic or camper holds up to 90 days. Heat, airflow, and rain shorten those windows, so refresh sooner in ventilated or outdoor locations.
Traps and poison kill rodents after they are already inside — after the chewing, nesting, and contamination have started. MintRepel prevents entry in the first place. There are no carcasses in your walls, no secondary poisoning risk to pets, owls, or hawks, and nothing to check or empty. Repellent and traps can also be layered: repel first, trap as backup.
Fresh mint — strong up close for the first day or two, then a light, clean scent most people actively like. It does not smell chemical or musty. To a rodent's far more sensitive nose, the same vapor is overwhelming.
The Underbody Gel was designed for exactly that: it clings to metal and plastic, is non-corrosive, won't wash off in normal humidity, and tolerates freeze-thaw cycles in unheated storage. Perimeter Spray used outdoors should be reapplied after heavy rain. For fully exposed locations, gels always outlast spray.
Yes. Hardware stores, RV and powersports dealers, marinas, and storage facilities carry MintRepel in retail-ready case packs with display-friendly packaging. Use the contact page and mention wholesale — we'll send dealer pricing and a product sheet.
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