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Stephen J. Swiney
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2025
these are a convenient size. I have a problem with mice getting under the cover of my grill, they can't get into the grill itself but they get on a little shelve that runs under than lid handle. I am going to put one of these in a mesh bag and tight on the handle, I will see if I have any issues with the mice once I have done this. I will update this if I have any issues with mice. if I don't update assume it has worked well.
3 dogs
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2025
I think these are a pretty good deal at the listed price of $12 - cheaper than other brands. I have used these in past with good results (being that i did not see any signs of rodents), and these particular ones have a good, strong smell to them. Living in the country, I know rats and mice are out there, but I do not want them inside my home or car!I put these under cabinets, in the duct work, near the water heater, along the perimeter of our house, and in our car.They seem to last 30-45 days.
Joe
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2025
I live in a double wide trailer where rodents can easily burrow into the ground and gain access underneath it.When the weather turns cold I usually catch a dozen or so mice. I've been using the repellents for 3 weeks and have not seen or caught one mouse in my traps. I'm confident that this product works. It states that it repels ants as well. I've learned that peppermint is a natural repellent and a I'm anxious to see how well it combats ants as they are a bigger problem for me.I put one ball near my mouse traps and so far so good. I plan on putting a few under the trailer. I will update in the spring as that's when I always get attack by ants.
JJ
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2025
Been using peppermint balls to keep away the squirrels that like to chew on the bark of my sapling fruit trees and eat my flowers and blueberries! Adding this to the mix and so far I have not seen one since I've been using peppermint to keep them away. The birds and hummingbirds don't seem to mind it. I like the smell of these, a mixture of peppermint and cedarwood. Sort of like a menthol scent. Provided are cloth drawstring bags so I can hang them on the tree limbs and bushes. I'm going to use them in storage boxes and even in the clothes drawers to freshen the smell. May even hang them in the closet.
MaggieMarie
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2025
Everfield rodent repellent balls are advertised to not only repel rodents, but also ants, spiders, and several kinds of bugs. I ordered them as an added protection to keep mice out of my car. Time will tell if they work. The balls have a strong essential oil scent. Each one is packaged separately to keep them fresh until needed as replacements. Replacement is suggested every 30-60 days or when the scent fades. Small drawstring bags are included to make hanging convenient. I’m hopeful.
Geared62
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2025
I was really interested in trying these for a few reasons:- I really like how these are individually packaged so it is easy enough to store some in different areas- Safe around people and pets. Oils of Cedarwood, castor, clove, and peppermint in a corn cob base.- pellets easy to place in hard to get to areas and don't roll away- scent (to me) is not overwhelming or greasy so these can be placed in the home without being smelly and stain- repellent and not a killer. my preference is to keep them away, not kill them. We live in a rural area and have issues with mice and rats. I don't like baits as animals can eat them on the spot or carry the bait away. Other animals (pets and non-pests) can eat the dead mouse, or pick up the dropped bait and be poisoned or sickened. I added a photo that shows the list of ingredients (active and inactive).Mice are intermittent and tend to like certain areas so I am placing these where I have seen poop. I cleaned up the poop before placing these on a clean surface so time will tell if I see poop again. Will update review.
LuAnn Templeton
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2025
I placed this in my pantry, but I still see mice at night. The fact that so many people claim this works is hard to believe.
Robert's reviews
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2025
I have an RV, have used many products to keep mice out, most with some success. It seems impossible to keep 100% out, but feel successful if I only catch 2-3 in the winter. I use unbaited traps along the walls, if mice get in, they run along the walls and check out the traps when they encounter them. So only a couple nice means most stayed out.These are a ball impregnated with different oils. They don't smell bad to humans, but do to mice. The instructions make no sense, almost like the box was designed for different product (says not to puncture bag and keep outside bag closed). These are individually packed in little tear open pouches, and must be removed from package before use. I lay then in top of the plastic, oil may not be good for surfaces in your trailer or home. When scent is gone, they can be disposed of easily. To use, you just set them out. Huge pack, so use 6-8 in my little trailer. Since fall is when they come in, I put them out in the fall, when I close up for the year, remove in the spring when opening. Although they maybe safe with pets and children, probably better not to put in their mouths.I think they help. When I have used these products there do seem to be less mice. We have never had an insect problem, so not sure how effective they are, maybe the insects also avoid the trailer with this smell?
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