Users say the product deters rodents (Image: Getty)
As the autumn chill creeps in, it’s not just us humans who are on the hunt for warmth. Mice, rats and other pesky rodents often seek shelter in our homes and buildings to escape the cold.
However, that they say helps ward off these uninvited guests. The provides a natural alternative to conventional traps and is safe to use around kids and pets.
Retailing at £21.99 on Amazon, with complimentary delivery for Prime Members, customers can also bag an extra 5% off with the brand’s exclusive voucher discount code available at the checkout. of natural ingredients including castor oil and peppermint oil, which rodents find off-putting.
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This means that when you deploy the spray, the rodents aren’t killed or injured, but rather persuaded to vacate your home. Users also note that the peppermint oil imparts a ‘pleasant odour’, a refreshing change from the smell of other repellent products, reports .
This potent spray can be deployed in any room of the house, including the attic, basement, and garage, as well as in outbuildings like garden sheds, to keep unwanted critters at arm’s length. To use, simply tidy up any signs of rodent activity, give the bottle a shake, and spray along the routes you suspect the pests are taking.
Although the effects aren’t immediate and require a bit of patience, the manufacturer asserts that you should observe a significant reduction in rodent activity within one to two weeks.
Scores of satisfied buyers are singing the praises of this product, which has scooped up a . One thrilled customer enthused: “Fantastic product and have used for three weeks and have good success with deterring mice in a flat.”
Bottle of AMZ (Image: Amazon/AMZ)
They continued, expressing relief about the product’s aroma: “I was concerned before buying that the smell might be offensive or pungent, especially as my partner is sensitive to strong smells, but in fact it is quite the opposite and we both really quite like the smell of it so that’s a bonus! I also like the delivery system and great aftercare from the company. Overall great product and would purchase another if ever needed.”
Yet another reviewer couldn’t hide their admiration: “After trying several repellent sprays, I found this one to be the one! It’s brilliant. Pleasant smell to us humans. Comes with full instructions and also has a really long-distance spray, which is handy if you are scared of going right into the loft! I would give 10 stars if possible.”
One more buyer recounted: “I bought this spray after finding mouse droppings in my children’s bedrooms. I was mortified and didn’t sleep for days. I tried humane traps but they didn’t work for me. I was reluctant to put poison down in case the children (or my dogs) touched it. I’ll be honest, I tried this spray as a last resort.”
An overwhelmed customer couldn’t hide their amazement over sharing: “Despite the amazing reviews, I was more than a little sceptical. I gave the rooms a thorough clean, removed any junk from the floor and sprayed. It smelt surprisingly OK (I left the bedroom windows open for a good few hours). Two weeks on and I’m relieved to say that I haven’t found any more evidence of mice inside my house.”
They continued to praise its effectiveness: “It’s a miracle! I’m going to keep on spraying every couple of weeks as a precaution. I can honestly, wholeheartedly, recommend this spray. It worked a treat for me. Worth every penny.”
However, not everyone was convinced. Some shoppers found the magic didn’t last, with a slight tinge of disappointment, one noted: “It seemed to work for a while, but now that it’s virtually run out, it seems the creature has got used to it, as it has started coming out in the night again.”
Dismay was also shared by another user who stated, rather regretfully: “Sorry to say that this did not repel the mice in my attic on this occasion. That’s not to say that it will not work for others, as some reviewers have said that it did work for them. Unfortunately, it didn’t work for me. Sorry. It was definitely worth a try though! “.
For those seeking an animal-friendly alternative for rodent issues, ultrasonic pest repellents may be the way forward. These gadgets, like sold at Homebase for £30 issue frequencies unhearable by humans and pets but troublesome for mice and spiders.