5 Pack Rodent Repellent Peppermint Oil to Repels Mice and Rats Squirrel and Other Rodents for Home Garages RV Closets Trucks Car Engines, Mouse Deterrent for Keep Mice Out

Had a squirrel chewing his way into the house behind a trim board outside. Tried steel wool and all that stuff and he would just pull it out and carry on. I got these and hung two of them about ten feet apart behind the trim board. Since then I have not heard or seen the squirrel up there. I am guessing that since it is a somewhat closed space, the smell is pretty concentrated in there. Yes, it definitely smells more like mothballs than peppermint but it works and it is outside so I'm not concerned with what it smells like.

Ok

Item did not work period,I placed them in dark areas in my garage and all throughout my flower bed,still had squirrels,rabbits and raccoons running around at night

This has a strong smell and it does repel mice, however, it does bring other pest which are cloth moths and spiders! It was so bad to move!

If bad smells was all it takes to run off squirrels, then these should work. They smell like the world’s most awful moth balls. BUT this did nothing for the gangster squirrels around my yard. I can’t say if it’s the repellant or the the squirrels.They keep chewing giant squirrel-sized holes through city-issued trash cans. They climb the door and knock down the bird feeder on the glass door. This is the 3rd repellant I’ve tried (in addition to other things)

We had squirrels nesting in car engine area and nested in our heater. We tried MANY of the DIY that supposedly worked—not our squirrels. The squirrels laughed at all the things we tried. Then we bought these!! Squirrels GONE in a couple days! We’ve replaced the repellent a couple times and NO squirrels!

I should have read the reviews first. They are moth balls purely. The odor is so strong and most likely will drive away critters but by experience with moth balls your stuff will be polluted for a long time. This stuff does not air out quickly. Not the peppermint as advertised. After opening and handling the contents I had to shower and change clothes to get through the rest of my day. GAG. If you love moth balls - yhaa, if you wanted peppermint - run.

Living in an apartment you need to fight the bug battle continuously. I refuse to allow my apartment manager to improperly use DIY regulated products to be improperly apply their chemicals. This requires multiple layers of bug and critter defense. I tracked the success of the effort with glue traps or chewed up materials around pipe openings (including foam, steel wool, and aluminum to fill the gap) Once I deployed these scented balls, there was an almost immediate ceasing of the unwanted visitors. Not sure it kills these (which I hope for) but it definitely repels. Slight mothball aroma, but it is not overpowering. I highly recommend.

It doesnt smell like mint, its basically moth balls...stinks

It’s only a naphthalene tablets Please check Amazon before selling this product I lost the money