Boohl Premium Mouse Repellent Spray, Rat Repellent Spray Indoor - Natural Peppermint Oil Rodent Repellent, Mouse Spray & Rat Spray Mint Extract with Pleasant Scent- Non Toxic- 250 ml

When you get this product - do make sure you give it a damn good shake before fitting the spraying cap.You will have to remove/pierce a seal to get into the product in the bottle.One thing I did notice when spraying onto a piece of kitchen paper is that is sprayed out brown - something to be aware of when spraying.Having recently moved house I have stuff in a storage unit, including a car - these are things I don't want the local mouse/rat population taking a fancy to. So I have sprayed this stuff all round the inside of the unit. Thinking of it like a protective barrier. Let the mice choose somewhere else to make their home.The unit did smell nice after spraying it.As with any natural smell, it does need reapplying on a regular basis. There is plenty of product in the bottle to do this. 🤞it keeps the car electrics and the storage boxes safe from pests.

This smells lovely; very strong minty smell which apparently rodents don’t think is so lovely.I’d avoid getting any spray on the wall as it leaves a stain, but I haven’t noticed any discolouration on carpets.Since I’ve sprayed I haven’t seen any visitors so I am guessing it is working. There were sightings in the two weeks prior to spraying.One thing I am a little dubious about is that the instructions suggest spraying this on surfaces, leaving it to dry and that being ok. I wouldn’t trust that is ok on surfaces where preparing food. My problem doesn’t extend to the kitchen so not an issue to contend with now (and hopefully ever).

This bottle of mouse repellant has a fresh, minty smell. It comes neatly packaged with nice graphics on the label. The bottle contains a lot of liquid, offering great value for money. I have sprayed it in all the corners and I do like the fresh smell. Here`s to hoping it will keep the mousey pests away!

As you can see from the pictures. The product makes the place dirty. You need to make sure you only spay on the floor. The product has a very strong but nice smell. Now, it's few weeks I'm using it. I only have 1 mouse in the house which I can't get rid off... this product didn't help me either.

I don’t currently have a mouse problem. Though I had one last year (when mice appeared in my kitchen – yuck!) and I don’t want one again. Touch wood! My neighbours have reported spotting mice in their homes and I thought it wise to take preventative measures. This spray is one weapon in my arsenal to keep unwanted visitors away.This is an extra-strength formula. Good! I want all the deterrent help I can. I’ve used a spray before and it’s easy to apply. Clean and dry the area you suspect may be a mouse run, then spray. This is a non-toxic formula, and it’s thicker than other sprays I've used and leaves a smell that mice don’t like. A cross between mint and menthol, which is strong, but not overpowering and fades over the next hour.There are helpful instructions on the box about how to use it if you have a mouse (or rat) problem. I don’t (I’m touching wood again), so plan to use it twice a month as a barrier spray to mask the smell of food in my kitchen. Only time will tell if it works. For me, the cost of buying the spray is an excellent investment for peace of mind.

I recently tried out the Boohl Premium Mouse Repellent Spray, and it has become a handy tool in my efforts to keep unwanted visitors at bay.One thing that stands out is the scent – you can definitely tell when it's been used. The natural mint extract gives off a pleasant aroma that lingers for a while. It's not overpowering, but it lets you know that the spray has been applied.I've mainly used it as a precautionary measure in my shed and garage, particularly around electrical cables. Given its non-toxic nature, it's a relief to have a product that adds a layer of protection without posing harm to humans or pets. It's a small investment to potentially avoid the havoc that mice can wreak, especially around sensitive areas like wiring.I've heard from others that they also use it in engine bays and cars to deter mice. Considering the potential damage a mouse can do to wiring looms, it seems like a sensible precautionary step. While I haven't tried it in my car yet, the "better safe than sorry" approach resonates, and I might give it a go in the future.In conclusion, the Boohl Premium Mouse Repellent Spray is a practical solution for those looking to safeguard their spaces from unwanted furry visitors. The noticeable scent, non-toxic formula, and ease of application make it a valuable tool in the ongoing battle against mice. Whether in the shed, garage, or possibly the car, it's a preventive measure worth considering.

I love in an old cottage by a stream and this time of year the local mouse and rat populations decide to move indoors for the winter. We lay in bed and listen to the footsteps going across the loft. I have set traps and used poison in the past but never feel happy doing it. The local wildlife is just trying to make a living and get by like the rest of us.Having a product that will deter them from coming inside in the first place is a great solution. I have sprayed this around the the loft insulation and there has been a definite reduction in night time activity. Apart from any humane reasons it is good to no we don't have dead rats decaying above our beds.This is a much more satisfactory solution compared to traps. I don't know how long it will last but I can see this being a regular purchase.