Fresh Cab Natural Rodent Repellent (16 Scent Pouches)

This product works! Finally no more mice in garage, under mobile home or trying to eat the wires in my vehicles.

So happy with this product. Used in our trailer that is in the middle of the forest with mice all over the place. Put them in the suggested spacing. They smell very nice and couldn't be easlier to use. We were unable to return to our trailer for a year and a half. We were pleasently surprized to find the trailer still smelled slightly of fresh cab and there was not one mouse dropping anywhere. Too bad we didn't put any UNDER the trailer as that is where they moved to. So now we will put some under there and I'm very confident they will leave there too. Works so much better than my cat ever did. She's not happy the mice are gone inside but we couldn't be happier esp. how long they lasted when the trailer wasn't being used. If you have a mouse problem buy this!!! Tried to make our own from a recipe online but more of a pain and expense and it didn't smell the same or last as long. I'm not risking it I'll stick to freash cab. A bit high priced but so worth it.

They make the car smell pretty nice, but I don't truly know how well they are keeping the mice away (though I am still hopeful, after several hundred dollars worth of mouse damage to two cars). It's like having a heavy-duty pine tree car freshener in your car, I guess. After about a week of rather strong pine/balsam-like scent, the intensity decreases significantly. I'm not sure they last a month, but they are pretty strong smelling and the scent is better than moth balls. As much as I like these, I have four vehicles (and several other areas ... like a shed, garage, and attic space) where I have been using these. A one month replacement recommendation can result in costs adding up pretty quickly. Still, it's got to be better than $200 - $300 repair costs for mouse damage. FWIW, I personally think that the packets work better in smaller, closed in places (like car cabs) and not really so much in more open areas (like attic spaces or garages), regardless of how "closed down" they are.

Motorhomes have holes, even tiny holes thru engine compartment. The mice were making babies in my RV. These worked to keep them out. Strong Cedar Smell lasts for months.

Great Product! Read the reviews & had to try. It DEF worked for us. We never had rats/mice but they are in our Mobile Home Community. They got under our House through the skirting: dug a hole bc it's not cemented:(. It is the most annoying sound ever to have them naw and scratch at midnight or 2am AND to have a professional come out just to lay the first traps is over $200. That's if they take the bait bc rats/mice are Leary of going near new things. Then for the Professional to keep coming out, checking traps, resetting is another $200. Then they talk to you about a plan as to how to keep them out and do it which can cost upwards of $500. I said forget it ~I'll do it myself and researched the WEB. I got a 16 pack for $44 I believe and it was under PRIME. It arrived quicker than expected though. With us living in a Manufacturer Home I just utilized the screen vents on the skirting, punched holes in the Fresh Cab: used a paper clip & rubber band, and have it hook down from the vent. This works well so that it's not on the ground getting wet. The first night I was kind of worried bc I still heard the annoying scratching & nawing around 9pm, Midnight and 2am. Then again the next DAY BUT less, only around 1pm and it was in the middle of the house: of which they never done before. This told me they did NOT like the smell at all coming from the sides of the house and it would be soon that it would fill the whole bottom and become unbearable for them to stay. I was excited! It's been 2months and nothing! This product is the BEST!!

I had a mouse problem in my motorhome, and these sachets did the trick. I'm very pleased to report that after 2 months, I have had no mouse incursion into the RV. I used about 4 sachets, one under each sink, one in their most popular drawer hangout, and one under the driver's pedal. I purchased my motorhome in October, and then went to take a trip in December. To my horror, mice had gotten in all the drawers, under both sinks, and under the driver's seat. It took me a couple of days to clean up their mess and I put in some D-con and glue traps (the glue traps are messy, and I do not recommend). It was GROSS. I'm very pleased with this solution, and the smell is pleasant.

These may work well but I still had many mice come into my RV after dispersing 16 packets in my RV. Now, I was in an area that has a lot of vermin so I cannot blame the Fresh Cab. I found the entry point and sealed it with foam sealant (that is what stopped the mice from entering). The bull snake that presided under my RV did a great job on the mice too. I guess I am saying look for penetrations into your RV (water, waste, electrical) before concluding you have solved the problem with this product. By the way, the aroma is quite pleasant. Cheers,

I won't say this is guaranteed to repel rodents but It seems to help better then most. I use it in conjunction with 2 other products that you can get through Amazon as well. "I also reviewed them elsewhere in Amazon" I live in an area with a good deal of fields, woods, yards, etc. We get quite a few mice visiting my yard and garage. I have a nice Classic 1962 Ford Galaxie 500 XL. I am paranoid about mice getting into the car, and especially the custom interior and headliner. Plus those cute little critters can create massive havoc in engine compartments, with electrical wiring, in trunks, etc. I spread this all around the parameter of the car itself and near the garage doors too.I also toss some handfuls underneath the car as well. I did the same thing last year as I am doing again this year. Last year I had no issues at all with mice in or around my car for the first time ever using this product, as part of a combined 3 product process. It's also easy to go back in a couple of months to toss some fresh pellets around and under the car.