Mice
Mice move in when the weather turns. Treat sill plates, pipe entries and door corners in early fall to keep them outside.
Mint Repel works by sensory avoidance: a concentrated botanical scent held in a tacky gel that pests will not cross. No poison baits, no traps, nothing to check or empty.
Mice move in when the weather turns. Treat sill plates, pipe entries and door corners in early fall to keep them outside.
Rats follow foundation lines, compost areas and utility penetrations. A gel band at those openings turns them away.
Ants trail along thresholds, deck ledgers and window frames. A continuous bead breaks the trail into the house.
Spiders settle into porch ceilings, sheds and basement corners. Treat framing edges and vents to keep webs away.
Roaches follow moisture around drains and under-sink plumbing. Coating those openings blocks the route.
Squirrels chew soffits, fascia and attic wiring. Treat roofline entries and attic edges before they nest.
Liquid sprays run off and evaporate within days. Poison baits attract rodents and can leave them dead inside walls and ducts. Ultrasonic devices are tuned out within a couple of days.
Mint Repel is different: a thick, clear gel that stays exactly where it is brushed and keeps working for the season. Pests approach the treated opening, get the message, and go elsewhere.
Shop Mint Repel| How it compares | Mint Repel | Liquid spray | Poison bait | Ultrasonic |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stays in place for a season | βYes | βNo | βNo | βNo |
| Works on vertical & overhead surfaces | βYes | βNo | βNo | βNo |
| No poison | βYes | βYes | βNo | βYes |
| Nothing to check, empty or power | βYes | βNo | βNo | βNo |
| Indoor & outdoor | βYes | βNo | βNo | βNo |
Repel Mint is stocked by garden centers, hardware and farm stores, property managers and cabin-care services. Quarts and gallons ship factory-direct from Wisconsin by the case or the pallet.