Where to use Mint Repel
Brush it wherever pests get in: seams, thresholds, pipe and wire entries, frame rails and framing edges. Indoor and outdoor, on almost any surface.
Homes & Cabins
Foundation lines, pipe and wire entries, door thresholds, window wells and porch framing.
- Dries clear on trim and siding
- Fresh mint scent
- Treat once per season
Seasonal Properties
Close up lake homes, cabins and campers with a barrier that keeps working while you are away.
- Long-lasting barrier
- Indoor & outdoor
- No baits to check or replace
Gardens & Sheds
Shed sill plates, potting benches, greenhouse framing and stored equipment.
- Protects mowers, bikes and tools
- Won't stain concrete
- Brush or roll along long runs
Garages & Vehicles
Garage-door corners, side-door thresholds, and stored cars, boats and ATVs.
- Won't harm wiring or hoses
- Non-staining, clear dry
- Bulk sizes available
Six places to treat first
Pests do not appear out of thin air. They come in through gaps. Treat these six zones and you have covered the routes that matter most.
Foundation & sill plate
Brush a continuous band where the framing meets the foundation, inside and out.
Pipe, wire & vent entries
Build a ¼-inch collar around every penetration: water, gas, AC lines, cable and dryer vents.
Garage & entry doors
Treat the bottom corners of overhead doors and the thresholds of side doors.
Crawl space & basement
Coat rim joists, vent frames and access doors, plus sump and utility openings.
Attic & roofline
Brush soffit gaps, gable vents and any spot where wiring or plumbing enters the attic.
Decks, porches & sheds
Apply along ledger boards, stair stringers, lattice skirting and shed sill plates.
Bonds to the surfaces pests use
Mint Repel clings to steel, aluminum, galvanized and powder-coated metal, PVC, coroplast, rubber, wood, masonry and concrete. It dries clear and will not stain painted trim or siding.
Keep it off surfaces above 400°F (exhaust manifolds, turbochargers). Test an inconspicuous spot on unusual finishes.