Grandpa Gus's Rodent Repellent Spray, Peppermint & Cinnamon Oil, Prevents Mouse/Rats from Nesting & Chewing on Wires, 16 fl oz (1 Bottle)

Listen up, folks, because Grandpa Gus's Double-Potent Rodent Repellent Spray is about to drop the mic – and by mic, I mean mice! I hate mices to pieces! Picture this – a sad family event happened recently, so I left my home for a few months to go care for surviving family member, and help out. While I was gone, a rodent moved into my garage, and then into the house, and must off invited his buddies, by the time I got back. However, little did they know that Grandpa Gus was about to unleash his secret weapon! So there I was, with more mice in my garage than at a cheese convention. Grandpa Gus chuckled and said, "Time to tango, my friend!" And let me tell you, he wasn't joking. I sprayed this stuff around like confetti at a New Year's Eve party, and suddenly, my garage turned into the set of "Ratatouille's Got Talent." Those rodents went from "cha-cha-cha" to "cha-no-no!" Faster than you can say "cheese," they were out of there! Versatility: But wait, there's more! This spray doesn't stop at just kicking mice and rats out of the garage. It's like a superhero costume for your stuff. RV, boat, car, even my toaster (just kidding, but it's that versatile) – they're all safe from unwanted furry squatters. Pros: Mice and rats: 0, Grandpa Gus: 1 Makes your place smell like a cinnamon-roll spa Works like magic in various settings Cons: Might make you start auditioning for "Dancing with the Rodents" Plus, it adds a delightful holiday scent to your space - what's not to love? Conclusion: Honestly, Grandpa Gus's Double-Potent Rodent Repellent Spray isn't just a repellent; it's a ticket to the rodent Olympics. If you want your space to be rodent-free and smell like a bakery on steroids, get this spray. It's so good that even the mice are calling it the "Strictly Come Dancing" of repellents! So, whether you're waging war against rodents or just want your place to be the hottest dance club in town (for humans, not mice), Grandpa Gus has got your back. Say goodbye to unwelcome guests and hello to a rodent-free, cinnamon-scented paradise!

Protects from mice and it has a nice peppermint scent

Ive only used this on my car engine for a little over a week. It has worked well .No rats have returned as of this review. I was afraid it might leave a sticky mess on tme engine but it dries and you can't see it. Smells nice. Giving it 4 stars because it has only been in use for a fairly short time. I f the protection lasts, I will give it a higher rating.

Works very good for me. You have to continue to respray often once a week or so. But mice don't like smell.

Didn't work for me. Still had nice issues after using it very strongly.

Originally I was going to get a bottle of peppermint oil which I have used before and it worked, but this product popped up and I thought I would give it a try. Sorry to say that it is not working. I tried a fair amount on the counters and window sills and did spray liberally. Not only did he come back, but I saw him, pretty decent sized. He also leaves his calling card, mouse turds, that's how I know he has visited. I tried even more the next night, spraying cotton balls and paper towels and leaving all over the counters, window sills, and floor. I tried this for 3 nights and upon checking the kitchen, I saw a few of his calling cards. The spray just is not strong enough to deter this little rat bastard so I am going back to the peppermint oil. Also, the plastic top kept popping off.

We love this spray for keeping the mice away in our camper. We use it every fall when close up for the winter. It smells great and tea works to keep the mice at bay. The camper is permanently parked on a wooded lot at a lake so it can be difficult to keep the mice away but once we started using Grampa Gus , problem solved.

I purchased this product because my new car is all electronic like most cars these days. I have chipmunks and mice that can get into the garage. They can cause havoc with the wiring. Just pop the hood and spray all over under the hood very well once a week. I also spray around the front wheel wells as that it how they get into the car. Then I spray in the trunk also. Lower the glove compartment, and spray behind the glove compartment as they like to nest in the winter in the air filter located there. The strength I ordered was peppermint oil 4% and cinnamon oil 3%. You can use it around the garage also. The fragrance is pleasant to me, but the rodents hate it. Most car wires these days are made with soy in the wiring. (One of those "green" things.) Unfortunately, rodents like to chew on the soy wires. When rodents try to chew wires that have been sprayed with peppermint and cinnamon oil, it burns their mouths and chases them away. Unfortunately, auto insurance does not cover chewed up wires; but your home owners insurance will. I have worked hard at cleaning out the garage, so there is nothing in there for them, but they still like to avoid being outside during the icy winter. 5 stars for this product! Highly recommend.