SMELLEZE Dead Animal Odor Eliminator for Home - Removes Rodent & Mouse Smell in Wall, Attic, Crawlspace - Reusable Pouch, Pet Safe, USA Made, 375 sq.ft

Something died in the wall of my house between the living room and garage. It was unbearable. In desperation, because I don't have the means to tear out a wall, I looked for something to diminish the sickening smell. I read reviews on Smelleze and purchased two bags. I placed one in an opening wear a pipe goes under the house, near the area and another underneath the house. The first day, it smelled so much worse, I thought the product didn't work but the second day, the odor is gone. I mean gone. I don't know how it does it but it works, and I wanted to share this with anyone in the same situation. Yes, I know I will need to have whatever it was removed from the wall, but for now, this was amazing and well worth the money spent. Thank you, Smelleze, nothing sadder than a room with a beautiful Christmas tree, smelling like decay....I can enjoy the space again!

Didn’t work at all. I don’t question maybe it works for some but in a little 9x4 room…with ample moving air courtesy of an air filter, it did absolutely nothing. Light your money on fire. That may work better.

I had put out rat poison in my shop and the good part is , I got rid of rats . Bad part is , a lot of those guys and gals were in the walls etc . where I could not find , but the odor was really bad . Follow label instructions and you smell will go away in about 3 days . I highly recommend this product .

Have a dead mouse somewhere in ceiling or wall in my clothes closet. Small area about 5 feet by 3 feet. Closed door. Smell was God awful for 2 days when you opened the door. Put this in on day 3. Shut the door. After 24 hours, definitely a difference in smell. I'm not sure how many days that God awful smell would usually last but can barely smell it now. Coincidence? Probably not. Worth a $20 try.

Something appears to have died behind a closet wall. Terrible smell! The SMELLEZE helped a bit, but the smell is still very bad.

To make a long story short--after noticing a terrible odor coming from our bottom kitchen cabinets that didn't go away after removing everything,(no dead bodies in there) cleaning, and repainting the insides of the cupboards, we figured a critter of some sort had somehow gotten in and died in the wall behind the cabinets. Before going to all of the expense of hiring a professional to tear out part of the wall, I went searching for something that might get rid of the terrible smell. After reading many reviews I decided to give this stuff a try. I tied the bag around a sink pipe, and left the cabinet doors open with a floor fan blowing air into the space. It took a couple of days, but the odor is totally gone. I intend to keep the bag hanging in there awhile longer, just to be on the safe side...Yes, it IS expensive, but it was money well spent, as it did the job. Supposedly you can refresh and re-use this by putting it out in the sun for a few hours, and that is what I intend to do, before using it again. (But I'll really be happy if I never need to use it in the future!)

I can tell you I had my doubts.. we had a mouse die deep into a bathroom wall.. I spent days trying to figure out where the smell was actually coming from.. my first attempt at a solution was an activated charcoal next to the vent.. the smell was coming out of a void next to the vent.. the activated charcoal helped but didn’t eliminate the smell.. so I bought this product an the other suggested product which is granules of what’s in the bag.. immediately after putting the bag in the void, the smell was gone.. I then places the granules under the sinks where some smell coming from where the pipes go into the wall, also immediately gone.. so instead of waiting it out, or ripping out walls. This is a much better alternative.. 10 out of 10

I was hopeful this would take care of the odor from a dead mouse under the crawl space. After i placed it in the room for a couple of hours with the door shut, the room developed a sickly sweet smell, and it gassed off some kind of chemical that hurt my lungs, each breath. I took the pouch and put it back into the plastic container to seal it off and tossed it outside so it wouldn't hurt our lungs anymore. We replaced it with traditional charcoal smell absorber which at least got rid of the sickly sweet smell and some of the rodent odor.

Packaging suggests a no of bags filled with "smelleze" but in actual fact there was only 1x string bag full . I put the product in 3 separate open containers within 1.5-2 metres from source of smell but it has done lille tto absorb same .for the price extremely disappointing

had a serious dead rat smell lingering in the cabin and after three days, nada. I'm a sceptic but this actually worked

Doit-on féliciter ici le génie qui a eu l'idée de coller une étiquette code-barre indécollable ...en plein sur les instructions d'utilisation ? Et quand on vend un produit en France, la moindre des choses serait de l'accompagner d'un feuillet avec les instructions ou le mode d'emploi en français, merci.

Smell from dead mouse( under floorboards) eradicated. Very successful item that I would recommend for similar situations.

This product does not work at all It is a waste of money. It mad no difference at all to the smell