Moen's Mouse-Mix is baked-in & made of 100% natural, with non-poisonous spices & oils. The ingredients act to burn and disrupt a mouse's sensory organs (nose, eyes, and throat).

Place a vented bag of Moen's Mouse-Mix mouse repellent about every 4-6 feet. For treating basements, you should put the small bags you made up high on cement walls between floor joists. For treating the kitchen area, you can hide bags under the sink, under your stove, refrigerator, and inside of cabinet drawers.

It works! Read and follow the directions and you will have great results. I use this in my camping trailer and have had no mice. You will need to replace ( I do it twice a year) for best results.

Moen's Mouse-Mix is a natural mouse and pest deterrent that really works! It is not poison. It is non-toxic to children and pets.

1-3 months rain or shine!

Homemade mouse food recipe

1. 6 scoops rabbit/rat muesli.
2. 5 scoop dog kibble.
3. Handful of healthy treats e.g., seeds/nuts, dried fruit, banana chips, dog biscuits, dried noodles.
4. 3 scoops healthy, low salt/sugar free breakfast cereal or other grains.
5. 1⁄2 scoop uncooked wholemeal pasta.

Or by holes or nord. Areas. Make sure to secure and lock the bait station. After placing and allow a few days for the rodents to get used to the bait.

Here are some natural smells mice hate:

• Peppermint Oil. Peppermint oil is an effective method for keeping mice and rats away.
• Cinnamon. Cinnamon is another scent that mice and rats hate.
• Vinegar. The pungent smell of vinegar is also a natural way to repel mice and rats.
• Citronella.
• Ammonia.
• Bleach.
• Mothballs.

All rodenticides can be toxic to mammals and birds when eaten. Most rodenticides are also toxic when breathed in or touched. People, pets, and wildlife can suffer from serious health effects after exposure to just a single dose of rodenticide.

If poison is used, it is essential that baiting points are located in dry places and are fully protected from access by children, pets, or other animals. Importantly, do not expect instant results as it can take 3 – 10 days for mice to die after eating the poison.

After mice eat the bait, they don't die on the spot; they return to their nest. Tip: Check d-Con bait station's clear window. If the bait hasn't been gnawed, move the device to a new location. Typically, rodents begin to die about three days after feeding on the bait.

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The best seed mix for mice is ​Vita Prima Sunscription Parakeet Food​(available at Petco or online at Amazon, etc.). With any other mix, make sure you pick out the peanuts, striped sunflower seeds (black oil sunflower seeds are ok), and raisins.

If poison is used, it is essential that baiting points are located in dry places and are fully protected from access by children, pets, or other animals. Importantly, do not expect instant results as it can take 3 – 10 days for mice to die after eating the poison.

Do not open the sachets containing the bait. Place bait stations out of the reach of children, birds, pets, farm animals and other non-target animals. Place bait stations away from food, drink and animal feeding stuffs, as well as from utensils or surfaces that have contact with these.

Natural Mouse Repellents that Work

1. Take down the "Welcome" sign.
2. Seal all possible entries.
3. Peppermint oil, cayenne pepper, pepper and cloves.
4. Place tubs of used kitty litter around entrances to the house.
5. Ammonia smells like the urine of a possible predators.
6. Try a humane trap.
7. Zap with beeps.