Tomcat Repellents Rodent Repellent Pouches, Ready-to-Use, Inside Rodent Prevention with Essential Oils, 4.23 oz., 4-Pack

I had a sneaky suspicion some little critters were trying to make a home in my garage, and these pouches were the perfect, easy solution. I just tossed a few in the corners, and haven't seen any signs since. What I really appreciate is that they use essential oils, so I don't have to worry about harsh chemicals around my pets. Plus, they have a pleasant, mild scent that's not overpowering at all. If you're looking for a humane and effective way to deter rodents, look no further! These pouches are a five-star win in my book.

These glue boards work extremely well, whether you follow the instructions to fold them into a little box trap or, as I do, just lay them flat in a row across a doorway threshold. I've also used them as single traps by putting a dab of peanut butter in the center. My only problem (and it's probably due to the way I use them (flat)), is getting stuck in them myself sometimes. Lol! If you live in an old house, these glue boards are very effective at catching centipedes, millipedes, spiders, ants or whatever else crawls around. Tomcat makes good stuff. Their snap traps are the best; don't even bother with the old wooden ones.

Tomcat Rodent Repellent seems effective, has pleasant scent, and safe around pets and children. Noticed reduction in rodent activity within days, especially in garages, vehicles, and kitchens. The packets use essential oils like peppermint and cinnamon, which many find refreshingly mild, though a we did note a strong initial scent. Overall, it’s seems like a safe, easy-to-use, and reliable solution for keeping rodents at bay.

Out in the country, we get a mouse or two every winter, but I haven't had any issues yet this season and it's February. When the temps started going down in the fall, I placed a packet on either side of my dig garage door and I dropped them under the deck on either side of my patio door. I even put two in our barn and two in our attic. They are quite potent, but they seem to work because I haven't seen any evidence of mice after things got very cold here. I'll be buying more!

Worthless. Mice walk right past them. The sticky trap is what actually caught them to get them outta my home

Has a weird smell. Its like 6 pouches with a weird smell. Its strong make sure to use gloves. It seems to be working so far.

I bought the Tomcat Repellents Rodent Repellent Pouches to help keep mice out of my garage and pantry areas. The product comes in small, easy-to-place pouches with a strong, minty smell that’s actually pretty pleasant compared to other pest control products. After a couple of weeks of use, I’ve noticed a significant drop in rodent activity. I haven’t seen new droppings or heard scratching noises since placing the pouches. However, I’d say they work best as a preventative rather than a full solution if you already have a heavy infestation.

This product works as advertised. It's important to follow the directions. It's also important to know that it has very strong, awful odor. I've used similar products that were effective but didn't have such a strong odor. After a few days, I had to stop using this one because the whole garage and my car's interior smelled so bad. I had to use leather cleaner and am still airing out the car a few weeks later, because the stink got into the leather upholstery so much. So if you need something strong, use this product, but if there's any concern about odors latching onto (into) stuff you own, try something else.