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You can spray it on old towels, paper towels, hard sponges, and other absorbent materials to help prolong the scent. If you decide to use baits, place the food (bait) away from the area where the repellent is applied. Starving mice may smell the food and bypass the repellent. Be patient and give our repellents time to work. Apply more heavily depending on the severity of the issue. The concentrated repellents cover more area and allow you to better control the strength and application frequency. On average, the more product you use and the greater the coverage, the better the results.

How it Works:

Our rodent repellents effectively repel by including a variety of highly potent, deterring aromas. Rodent MACE gives off a fresh minty scent, that mice can’t stand! The smell is pleasant to humans but repulsive to rodents. It is a commercial-grade product developed for pest control applicators, now available to the public. The mice not only go away, but they also stay away! Rodents' acute sense of smell detects the repellent before they enter an area and automatically stay away.

Rodent Proofing Tips:

The more things you can do to prevent rodents, the better. The idea is to make your home as unappealing as possible to rodents, giving them no reason to invade. Thoroughly inspect and seal up any holes, cracks, crevices, or openings that mice may enter through. Fill in gaps located behind appliances, around utility lines, under porches, by windows, vents, and doors. Fill these in completely with steel wool or silicone caulk.

Mice rely heavily on their sense of smell and can easily find their way in for a meal. Remove any food sources that are sitting out. Try to package everything in sealed containers or glass jars. Pay attention to uncovered trash cans, table scraps, crumbs, child bedrooms, pet food, fallen bird seed, and more. Remove any indoor or outdoor clutter or material that rodents may be nesting in. Vacuum and or clean up the areas. Clean up any rodent droppings. Clean up droppings from your garden or fruit trees. As an added step, you may want to consider adopting or buying a cat. Their presence and scent alone will naturally serve as a deterrent. You should notice a decrease in rodents. Note that some cat breeds are better than others at controlling mice.