Pest Control Pouches

We have used these for years when storing out RV for the summer in Florida and have never had any issues with pests when we return in November

Small apartment, large ant issue. Ended up using all the pouches in my tiny kitchen area (behind fridge, coffee maker, stove, microwave, under sink (kitchen and bathroom) and in lower cabinets). So far, so good

There is a scrub forest behind my house - so I sort of live in the woods and have all the woodsy wildlife to contend with - squirrels, chipmunks, raccoons, groundhogs, turkeys, coyotes, snakes, sometimes a red fox, once even a small black bear ... and … mice! The mice do get into my house even though there is no foodfor them to munch on. My state certification as a baked goods producer requires that all food items my house be stored in containers that are inaccessible to wildlife and I strictly adhere to those rules. Still the mice come and sometimes they chew on plastic. I know they have been around as I have found mouse droppings in three of my kitchen drawers which means the entire drawer must be sanitized with all items going in the dishwasher and the drawers must be Cloroxed. It doesn’t happen often - but often enough to cause me angst and a lot of work. I’ve tried everything imaginable to keep them out - but mice can make their bodies flat as a sheet of paper and they will get in no matter what obstacles you put in their way. I always have mouse traps set in the basement and I sometimes catch them but that means I have to empty the traps and reset them which to me is very disgusting. It was one that my mom handled when she was alive and since she has been gone this chore falls to me. After dealing with these little twerps for many years I have finally found the answer - on amazon.com. Eco Defense Pest Control Pouches. Not cheap at $30 for 12 pouches - but well worth the expense since they actually work. At least for the past two months since I bought them. All They also require no effort on my part. All I I did was place the pouches in areas where mice have been active and the mice have not returned. So far. A patented encapsulation process combines essential oils of cedar, cinnamon, lemongrass, rosemary, mint, and peppermint oil to create the ultimate pest control barrier which hanse unpleasant odor. The package says the pouches will last from 6 to 12 months and they not only keep mice away but also spiders, ants, pantry moths and dozens of other pests. That remains to be seen. I put them in kitchen drawers, in the basement and even on my front porch to keep biting insects away from my dog. Use 1 odorant pouch for each enclosed 10 cubic feet to deter pests from intrusion or nesting. They can be used in closets, pantries, garages, even boats. Always safe around you and your family. They come with a 60-day guarantee: if you are not satisfied with the pest repelling results, they will refund your entire purchase. One complaint: the package said the pouch would also deter snakes. They did not work on my porch where a snake has come twice since I started using the pouches. But then - my porch is bigger than 10 cubic feet. I used four pouches on the porch - and they have kept MOST bugs away (not those long leggedy spiders). Everything else. Just not the snakes and long-legged spiders. Maybe I need to put the pouches on the floor instead of table tops and windowsills.

I literally just received mines yesterday, was so excited that it came.......that is until I used them! I just moved in my apartment in July only to find out there's a mice problem! I've tried the peppermint, but figured I may not have used enough, I've tried cedar planks,and those things you plug in the wall, had my scumlord plug up all the holes that I found, and have pest control come out. Which btw he did nothing! So I've decided to take matters into my own hands! I am a pretty clean person, I don't leave food out nor dishes in the sink, I'm literally always cleaning and can't stand critters 😱😱😱😖😖😖, so I've been on Amazon looking for the best solution......Which I thought I found! So , again, I've received my order 9/16/18 . Opened it right away, put them all over my apartment....mind you it's a small apartment, I put 2 in the kitchen because that's where I always see the nasty critters. (My kitchen is tiny) And guess where I seen a mouse later that night! Walking right over the pouch I put down like it was nothing! I'm pissed! I use to credit Amazon for having good honest reviews, which is why I shopped on Amazon so frequently! But this is the 2nd time back to back that the reviews seem falsely. If I hadn't threw the box out that the items came in I would pack all this mess up and send it back! None of it works! Like I'm disgusted with these mice and irritated that I'm wasting money, not trying to kill them because I don't want to have to clean it up, but if anyone know of a actual better way to truly get rid of these mice PLEEEEEAAAASE HELP ME! But don't buy this crap! It doesn't work!

Not sure if they worked or not. I lived in my car and used these as a back up to the cedar oil I sprayed all over the inside of my car and around key areas outside under my hood. I never had bugs spiders or mice in my car.

Works great for spiders and centipedes and I don’t have to worry about poisoning my dogs!

I purchased these to help get rid of a bug problem in my house, and they have absolutely worked! I've used peppermint oil in the past to keep away spiders, but the smell is so strong and I don't want my house to smell like peppermint oil all the time. I wanted to be extra sure, and the box does come with a lot, so I placed one in practically every corner of my house! If you put your nose right up to the packet, it smells like a nice, relaxing blend of essential oils, but placed in the corner, I didn't notice the scent after about a day. I was worried they wouldn't work since the smell didn't take over everything, but 3 months later, I am still bug free!

I found a mouse in my house! Well didn't see a mouse, just a single bag of flour, with a little hole torn in the corner and some mouse poop on the shelf below. I had purchased a different brand of these smelly little bags I used in my trailer over the winter and they seemed to help. Didn't prevent any mice, but might get one mouse over the winter, not several. So I found evidence in my basement, lets get the 12 pack (4 in my trailer for the winter, 12 for my basement seemed about right). Just to be on the safe side, I also bought a value pack (6) of electronic sound things you plug into the wall. These do not smell pleasant. Not bad, but glad these are in my basement where I will not smell them too often. Didn't see any mouse activity for a few days, and then my cat brought me one, still alive, upstairs. He put it into his car carrier and then guarded it until I could carry that mouse outside the house, dumped him off in the woods. He (or she) may have found their way back in, dropped too close to house. I purchased some live mouse traps, loaded some peanut butter in for bait, and caught the first mouse in less than 30 minutes! He went for a car ride and was given a new home in a park about a mile from my house. He (or she) will not find their way back here. Traps stayed in the basement and yesterday (about 4 days after putting traps down) caught the second mouse. Different, smaller. He (or she) joined the other far away from my house. So these pouches, with the ultra sound things did not solve my mouse issue, still had at least two living happily in my basement (or maybe they came in after I put these out and the ultrasound things in). I will leave them out, leave the ultra sound things plugged in, leave the mouse traps out, and allow my cat to wander. I can not say that they didn't work, maybe I had 6 and only 2 were left? I will say that after putting them out and giving it several days, I was still able to catch two mice.