Fresh Cab Botanical Rodent Repellent - Environmentally Friendly, Keeps Mice Out, 12 Scent Pouches

I live out in the country and we have a problem with mice nesting and chewing wires in our vehicles, even our side by side. These little sachets of repellent work really well. We put them underneath the hood in places where they won’t fall out. Since using them, we have not had any issues with mice. The sachets smell really nice too. They last a while. We replace them every 4-6 months.

Second time we've purchased this repellant. Worked well keeping the mice out of the garage, without a chemical odor. Would recommend!

I live in the middle of nowhere surrounded by forests so I have issues with rodents making nests in our cars. One got into my glove box and made a nest and chewed up my insurance card! Anyway I figured what the heck I'd give this stuff a try not having too much hope but was surprised when it actually worked! I put a packet in the glove box and another in the back and no more nests. I guess the mice hate the smell of this stuff, personally I think it has a nice smell. Reminds me of cedar and spices. Anyway I'll be ordering it again.

Gotcha with the title didn't I!"It works!"I've used these to keep mice from nesting in the cabin filter of my Corvette for years and they've worked flawlessly. One goes in the engine compartment right next to the cabin filter port and two in the cabin, one on the passenger side in front of the seat and the second on the left side of drivers seat. I replace them all every six months."It doesn't!"Recently we started to see mice droppings in two of the kitchen cabinets, so naturally, I put one Fresh Cab packet in each cabinet. Vaccumed all of the droppings and found more a couple of days later so I put a mouse trap right next to each Fresh Cab packet. In less than a half an hour the traps had caught two mice. One more an hour later and two more a few days later.Sooooo . . . . in my experience the Fresh Cab packets work and they don't! It just depends where they are placed, so I will continue to use them in all of my cars but not in the house.Lastly, they are expensive but if the Fresh Cab packets prevent mice from chewing on the wiring in my vehicles then I'll use them there, whatever the cost.Fact: A number of years ago the "tree huggers" convinced the auto makers to stop using plastic for wire insulation, so the auto-makers switched to soy-based insulation . . . and the mice love the stuff! Problem is that, on occasion, electrical shorts occur in the wire harnesses where the wires are tied together tightly. In some cases the fire in the vehicle spreads to the house, (assuming that the vehicle is garaged). The mice infestation occurs most often in cars that are driven occasionally . . . like my Corvette.Montana Bob

Used only one season. Smell isn’t as pungent as some described. Kept the mice out. Will buy again.

We tried many other products to keep field mice out of our garage.They didn’t work and even had an awful smell. Mice got into the bottom of our car and are wires related to the sophisticated systems that cost us over $3000 to repair. We first bought this product last winter and used it in our garage. We actually put some of the product on the garage floor under the cars. This product works like a charm. We used to have to empty out mice traps at least once a week. We have had no absolutely no evidence of mice in our garage. As a bonus, this product smells fresh and clean. Buy it and you will not regret your choice. We are very pleased customers.

Works well for rodents. They never come. No dead bodies to remove.

The information in the Product Description on Amazon's page is not the same as on the package, and I feel misled. In Amazon's Product Description it says, "For preventative use in non-infested areas, simply place one pouch for every 125 sq. feet, scent lasts up to 90 days. For use in currently infested areas, increase use to 1 pouch per 8 sq. feet of floor space and replace every 30 days."I thought, great! Our RV is definitely non-infested. We were heading back to our home in Michigan and our RV is stored in Texas where we winter, so it wouldn't be a problem to rely on the packets for 90 days, right? Wrong. The package says, "This product can be used effectively to repel rodents from treated areas for up to 30 days. Length of effectiveness depends on air exchange rates and temperature conditions." The only place the box mentions working any longer than 30 days is in the statement written by Kari, the Inventor/CEO, where it says the product "would both freshen and protect storage areas for up to three months." Then why isn't that in the General Information or the Directions for Use, both of which say "up to 30 days"?I thought the three boxes I bought would provide enough pouches for the 180 days until we return. I put in the first set, and asked the owners of the storage facility to put in the second after 90 days. But according to the box, that's not enough pouches. I'd have to have them replaced them monthly, which isn't realistic. I wouldn't have bought them if I'd known that.Instead of having peace of mind, I'm worried about losing protection in our RV and having mice when we return. If it turns out that the product actually lasts for the two 90-day periods and our RV is still protected, I'll edit this review. But right now I'm not happy about it.