Fresh Cab Rodent Repellent, 5-pack x 4-Pouches/Pack = 20-Pouches

We had mice in our 30' pull behind camper (2013 Keystone Laredo 303tg). They were driving us CRAZY at night running around in the ceiling, cupbords, walls, or wherever they were. All I know is that they had sound amplifiers on full blast. How can feet that small make so much freaking noise?? Anyway, beyond the noise issue, rodents are gross and sharing space with them sucks. I'm a big softy and hate killing things if I don't have to. Don't get me wrong, if this stuff didn't work I was going to go full on trap murder next. Luckily it works great. We put 2 packages in the forward cargo compartment, 2 in the over bed cupboard in the bedroom, 2 under the sink, 1 in the bathroom, 1 under the dinette seats, and a couple in the rear bedroom. I think a lot of negative reviews from people who don't use enough honestly. Anyway, long story made endless, after a few days we had no more mice. No more scurrying, no more poop, no more waking up cursing (Well not from mice anyway.. bleeping mattress). My only complaint with it is that it seems pretty spendy for what what it is. But not hearing my wife complain about mice is WELL worth the cost. I'm back ordering more for this year.

No product is 100% effective in repelling rodents. But in my RV, I've had great luck with Fresh Cab when combined with vigilance about cleaning, not storing food or water in the rig over the winter, and taking reasonable steps to seal up the rig to prevent entry. (So far, I've had good luck with spray-foam insulation, because there is nothing to attract them to enter after cleaning. They can easily chew through spray foam, but they won't bother if there is nothing in the rig to attract them.)Fresh Cab has a very pleasant, somewhat woodsy odor. I place at least one sashet in every cabinet (on each shelf) and drawer (several in a hanging wardrobe), and I place several in corners out in the open. The scent is strong, because there are so many.I also leave "telltales" in cabinets...a box of tissues or a roll of TP are irrresistable to the rodents. The shred the paper, so you know immediately whether you have an infestation...whether or not there are droppings visible. A small blacklight is helpful to spot any urine. But since I sealed the bottom of the rig...around plumbing points and other penetrations...and started using Fresh Cab, I have not seen signs of rodents in my rig.This includes during the camping season when the rig is loaded with food. Since food is abundant outside and temps are moderate, Fresh Cab and simple sanitation methods keep the critters at bay during camping season.I also use Fresh Cab in the corners of my garage and my previous storage facility. The storage facility manager is the one who told me about Fresh Cab. She advised that many of the units have mice or chipmunks, and they travel from unit to unit. By using Fresh Cab in my unit, I prevented any infestation of my unit...and subsequent damage to items I stored there. I presume the rodents simply moved on to unprotected units.

I have an ongoing problem with field mice in the crawlspace under the house, and, in the car engine.I have the old fashioned snap traps set using peanut butter as bait in the problem areas, and commonly catch anywhere from 2 to 10 rodents a week.I experimented by adding the strong scented pouches next to the traps in some of the areas.Over the course of two months, the areas where I placed the Botanical Rodent Repellant near the traps showed no sign of rodent activity. In the areas without the repellant, the mice continued to come to the baited traps.Based on this I find this product has been very effective.While the pine scent is not unpleasant, if used in an enclosed space in the house or inside a vehicle, it can be pretty overwhelming initially before dissipating a bit. Personally I'd rather smell the strong pine for a week or so than have the rodents present!

These actually work, especially where there is no electricity to use a different option. Storage buildings, metal storage containers, heavy excavation equipment, lawn mowers in storage, garden shed, garage - some I haven’t thought of, but they repel mice. Very highly recommended

We love this product. I have no fear anymore of the small critters making nest where they shouldn't. I always hated the traps and poisons. I rest easily. We put these packets in all our cars and around the garage.

I make sure I change/add them to my tractor cab every 30 days to keep the little jerks from making nests in the off seasons. I did have them visit but not stay (few drops of poop found on the floor). The scent is pleasant but not everyone agrees. I like them better than poison blocks which make a mess.

Have always used this in boats, cars and even my tool box. Best product ever!!!

A strong and unpleasant odor that very temporarily masks all other smells. But it has in no way deterred rodents. Not at all.