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It worked wonders for our basement! We switch them out every three months and that does the trick.
Beckett SVerified buyer
Every mouse that gets in leaves a trail for the next
Mintfort's Trail Blackout floods a mouse's nose, stings its whiskers and wipes out the trail it follows in. Four plant oils take turns, so it lasts up to 90 days instead of fading in days like plain peppermint.
Plain peppermint on cotton balls fades in a few days, so the mice come right back. Mintfort layers peppermint over slower cinnamon and cedarwood oils in a castor oil base, so the space keeps smelling wrong to mice for up to 90 days. 9 out of 10 customers see fewer signs of mice.
Pouches cover the scent trail mice follow in. Peppermint works first, then cinnamon and cedarwood take over as it fades, so mice start avoiding the space within 72 hours. Castor oil lets the oils out slowly, so each pouch lasts up to 90 days, and when you can't smell the mint, swap in a fresh one.
Place pouches where mice travel, about one every 8 to 10 feet, along walls, in corners and near entry points or anywhere you've seen droppings. A single room, RV or apartment needs about 12 pouches, a full home about 36, and a large home with a garage or barn about 60. A farm or full property may need more.
Yes. There's no poison, no bait and no traps, so there's nothing for a child or pet to eat and no dead mouse for your dog to find. Keep pouches out of reach of little hands and paws.
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It worked wonders for our basement! We switch them out every three months and that does the trick.
Beckett SVerified buyer
So far so good in the camper
Anonymous.Verified buyer
Every year in the RV, keeps the critters out
MaryVerified buyer
We've placed them around the house and it seems like there has been less droppings in the usual spots. Will have to see long term...
Timothy K.Verified buyer
So far so good- I put the packets in my kitchen. and garage, will see how they work. Very easy to place.
Cherise K.Verified buyer
I put this in my car hood every year in the winter. I also do other things for mouse prevention. I had wiring chewed 2 times in the past. I believe this is one of the reasons why it doesn't happen anymore.
Joseph N.Verified buyer
Acceptable in different types of rooms. Seems to chase the mouse away.. Not cheap, but worth it.
Miguel H.Verified buyer
You set traps. You plugged every hole. You tried peppermint. And a few weeks later, there's mouse poop in the same spots again.
So you're back to scrubbing out drawers, lying awake listening for scratching, and checking the pantry before you cook. It feels like you're being outsmarted by something that weighs half an ounce.
Here's why. Every mouse leaves a urine trail, an invisible map that tells the next one where the food is.
Traps catch the mouse, but the trail stays. So the next ones follow it right back, through any gap you missed.
Peppermint covers the trail for a few days, then quietly fades. Mice also get used to a single smell, so they soon walk right past it.
And until something keeps covering that trail every day, with a smell they can't get used to, they'll keep coming back.
The colder it gets, the more of them come looking for a warm way in, and every one follows that same trail.
Plain peppermint is one scent that fades and goes stale. Every Mintfort pouch runs a 4 step Trail Blackout. Four plant oils, four jobs, one after another.
No guessing, no gaps, no fresh droppings in the same spots. Traps and cotton balls can't do that, and other pouches give you no way to tell when they've quit.
Stop cleaning up after mice. Start keeping them out.
Wiping mouse poop out of the pantry again, after everything you've tried.
Lying awake wondering where they're getting in.
Bodies to find, a smell in the walls, and poison you don't want near the dog.
The peppermint looks the same on day 10 as on day 1, until the droppings come back.
Mice start avoiding the space within 72 hours, and the droppings stop.
No more scratching in the walls, and no more lying awake listening for them.
No traps, no bodies, and no poison or bait for kids or pets to find.
Can't smell the mint? Put in a fresh pouch. No guessing, no gaps.
Takes about a minute. No traps, no poison.
Place. Set pouches where mice travel, about one every 8 to 10 feet, along walls, in corners, under sinks, near entry points and anywhere you've seen droppings.
Walk away. Peppermint floods their nose first, so mice start avoiding the space within 72 hours. Cinnamon stings their whiskers and cedarwood wipes out the trail, while castor oil lets it all out slowly.
Swap. Can't smell the mint anymore? Put in a fresh pouch. Each one lasts up to 90 days, and the fading mint tells you exactly when, so you never need a calendar.
Place one pouch every 8 to 10 feet where mice travel, along walls and in corners.
12 pouches
Every entry point covered
36 pouches
Every room, plus the garage and basement
60 pouches
Your home, garage and shed
60+ pouches
Barn, feed storage and perimeter
Start where you've seen droppings, then cover the garage. Swap each pouch when the mint fades, so the trail is never left uncovered.
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Keep droppings off the counter where your kids eat.
No scratching in the walls at night.
Keep nests out of the boxes you can't replace.
No chewed wires when you come back in spring.
Traps catch one mouse and leave its scent trail behind, so the next ones keep coming back. Mintfort floods their nose and wipes out that trail, and mice start avoiding the space within 72 hours.
Store sprays hold less than 1% peppermint and evaporate within hours. Each Mintfort pouch packs 40% peppermint over cinnamon and cedarwood, strong enough to cover the trail from day one.
Mice soon tune out a single smell. Mintfort doesn't just smell, it stings their whiskers too, and the mix keeps shifting as each oil fades, so it never goes stale.
Peppermint on cotton balls is gone in a few days. Castor oil lets Mintfort's oils out slowly, so one pouch keeps working for up to 90 days.
The mint fades first, so you never forget to swap. Cinnamon and cedarwood keep the trail covered until you do, so there's never a gap.
Just plant oils mice can't stand, so they leave on their own. No poison for the dog to find, no traps for little fingers, and nothing dying behind the stove.
Mice Start Avoiding It In 72 Hours. It floods their nose so they can't smell your food. Sprays are under 1% oil and gone in hours. At 40%, ours hits fast, then fades first so you know when to swap.
No Fresh Droppings Between Swaps. It stings their whiskers and snout, so pushing further in feels wrong. It also fades about half as fast as mint, so your pantry stays clean even if you swap a few days late.
Mice Can't Get Used To It. It wipes out the trail the last mice left, so the next ones have no map to follow. It lasts the longest, so the smell keeps changing as the others fade.
One Pouch, Up To 90 Days. Sprays drift up and vanish in hours. Castor holds the other three, lets them out slowly and keeps the scent low, right where mice run.
Traps catch one mouse. Sprays and cotton balls fade in days. Only these four oils together black out the trail fast, keep it blacked out for up to 90 days and tell you when to swap.
Open the pantry without checking for droppings. Let the dog back in the garage. Sleep through the night.
Every week you wait is more droppings to scrub out of the drawers. Try Mintfort for 30 days. If they don't stop, get a full refund.
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Plain peppermint fades in days, and mice get used to one smell. Mintfort's four oils each do a job. Peppermint floods their nose, cinnamon stings their whiskers, cedarwood wipes out the trail, and castor oil makes it last up to 90 days. The smell keeps changing, so they never get used to it.
Mice start avoiding the space within 72 hours, and 9 out of 10 customers see fewer signs of mice. If there's a nest inside, clear it out so it can't draw them back.
They stay gone. Traps leave the trail for the next mouse. Mintfort wipes it out, and the fading mint tells you when to swap, so it's never left bare.
Yes. No poison, no bait, no traps and no dead mice to find. Just keep pouches out of reach of little hands and paws, and away from cribs and pet beds.
Up to 90 days. When you can't smell the mint, swap in a fresh one.
12 pouches for a room, RV or apartment. 36 for a full home. 60 for a large home with a garage or barn, or a full property. One-time purchase, no subscription.
Wherever mice travel, about one every 8 to 10 feet. Under sinks, behind the fridge and stove, along garage walls, in basement corners and anywhere you've seen droppings.
Near the pouch, yes, mostly in the first few days. It softens over time, and when it's gone, that's your cue to swap.
Yes. Mintfort works indoors and outdoors. Place pouches wherever mice travel, in sheds, barns and garages, under decks, and inside cars, RVs and boats. Storing a vehicle longer than 90 days? Swap in fresh pouches halfway through.
From 2.5¢ a day per pouch, yes. Cotton balls and sprays fade in days, so you keep buying more, and pest control plans start at $2.50 a day.
Nothing. Shipping is free on every order, and every order is covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee.
Email us within 30 days of delivery for a full refund. Keep the pouches. No returns, no forms, no hassle.
If you're not happy, email us within 30 days of delivery for a full refund. Keep the pouches. No returns, no forms, no hassle.
Some big repellent brands only refund product you haven't used. You can't know if a repellent suits your space until you've placed it, so ours covers pouches you've actually opened. Just email us and we'll refund you.