Barn & Porch Rodent Repellent Pouches

Barn & Porch Rodent Repellent Pouches

12 pouches
Sale price  $49.99 Regular price $69.99
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Barn & Porch Rodent Repellent Pouches
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Rodent Repellent Pouches

Four oils. 45 days. The swap date printed on every pouch.

Sale price  $49.99 Regular price $69.99
  • Safe around kids & pets
  • Works without killing
  • Works in RVs, barns & sheds
  • No mess, no cleanup
  • Four strong oils, not two
  • Swap date printed on every pouch
Pack
  • 12 pouches — one room, a camper, or a car and a garage
  • 24 pouches — a whole house, kept clear all season
  • 40 pouches — house + garage + shed — or a barn, or a room they're already in

Based in the USA · One-time purchase · 30-day money-back, nothing to return

What's inside

Four plant oils in a breathable pouch — peppermint, cinnamon, castor and cedarwood — loaded heavy enough to keep working for 45 days. No poison, no bait, nothing that kills. Each pouch has its swap date printed on the front.

How to use

Put pouches down low, along the walls and near the places they get in — under the sink, behind the stove, by the garage door, in the engine bay, in storage bays. One every 8 to 10 feet along a wall. Look at the date on the pouch and replace it on that day.

Shipping & returns

We're based in the USA; delivery times are shown at checkout. If the mice come back inside 30 days, or you just don't like it, you get your money back. You don't have to mail anything back. One-time purchase — nobody signs you up for anything.

How it works

Mice don't get killed. They get somewhere they can't function, and they leave.

Hour 1
Mice get within range and can't breathe right around it. They back off.
Day 3
Every place they get in smells like somewhere they can't function. They stop coming through.
Week 2
This is where the other pouches quit. Yours is still full strength — and the date on it says so.
Week 3
They've moved on. No dead mice, nothing to clean up. You look at the date and you know exactly when to swap.

Where to place them

Down low, along the walls, where they run.

Home

  • Under the kitchen sink
  • Behind the stove and fridge
  • Basement corners
  • Attic hatch
  • Both edges of the garage door
  • Entry doors

RV & vehicles

  • Under the seats
  • Storage bays and compartments
  • Engine bay
  • Wheel wells
  • Exterior vents
  • Before the cold snap, not after

Barn & farm

  • Feed storage, all the way around
  • Corners where walls meet floor
  • Hay storage
  • Roof beams
  • Inside the equipment that always gets hit
  • Every entry point
Pro tip: Place one every 8 to 10 feet along the walls and entry points, down low where they run. Replace on the date printed on the pouch — not when you remember.

How many do I need? The honest number.

This is the part the category hides. The category's own guidance is one pouch per 125 square feet to keep mice out — and one pouch per 8 square feet once they're in. So: one pouch covers about a bedroom's worth of space if they haven't found it yet. A room they're already living in needs a pouch every few feet.

SituationYou needPack
Small RV, a car + garage, or one room (keeping them out)2–4 pouches12
Whole house (keeping them out)6–10 pouches12 or 24
House + garage + shed10–16 pouches24
One room they're already living in6–12 in that room alone24
Barn, feed room, full property24–40 pouches40
If you're not sure, go one pack up. The most common reason pouches "didn't work" is that there weren't enough of them.

Why this one doesn't quit at week two

You've been promised 90 days before. We know. Most pouches are paper dipped in a little peppermint and cinnamon — strong on day one, a bag of shavings by day ten. Ours is different in two ways.

  • PeppermintThey don't like it. But it's a bad air freshener to a mouse — they put up with it, then go back to normal.
  • CinnamonStronger. Uncomfortable. Still not enough to make them leave, especially once it's cold.
  • Castor oilNot a smell anymore. Their body reacts to it. They can't breathe right around it and can't get used to it.
  • CedarwoodHits the nervous system. They physically cannot stay near it.

One: all four oils, and each one goes after a different system — nose, airways, skin, nerves. A mouse can't adapt to four things at once. You don't need to block them out. You need to make the place somewhere they can't function. Then they leave on their own.

Two: enough oil to last, and a date to prove it. Every pouch is loaded to hold full strength for 45 days, and the swap date is printed right on the front. You never have to guess whether it's still working.

What people say about the pouches they bought before ours

We don't have reviews yet — we just launched. These are real posts about the category, with the source.

Homeowners

“tried fresh cab last year, worked maybe two weeks”— r/homeowners
“tried mothballs, dryer sheets, irish spring soap, all the old tricks. still found evidence every spring.”— Reddit

RV owners

“getting ready to winterize our travel trailer and last year we had major mouse problems during storage”— r/GoRVing
“We're choking on it”— r/GoRVing — an RV still reeking of dryer sheets months later

Farm & vehicles

“$2800 lesson. They had to remove the freaking engine to replace the harness.”— Tacoma World
“Rats cost me $2k in vehicle repairs chewing through wires. Do not play around.”— r/homestead

Barn & Porch vs. the other pouches

Barn & PorchThe other pouches
How long it really works45 days, and the date is printed on the pouch"30–90 days" on the bag, nothing on the pouch
What's in itFour oils — peppermint, cinnamon, castor, cedarwoodUsually two — peppermint and cinnamon
How many you needThe real number, printed on the bag"One per room"
Guarantee30 days, nothing to return, no feeA return fee in the fine print
BillingOne-time purchaseA second charge you didn't ask for
Who you're buying fromBased in the USA, real supportNo address, email only
30-DAY MONEY-BACK

30 days. Nothing to return.

Put them down. Look at the date. If the mice come back inside 30 days — or you just don't like it — tell us and you get your money back. You don't mail anything anywhere.

One number, everywhere. Same on this page, same at checkout, same in the email.

Questions, answered straight

Does it really last as long as you say?

45 days. That's the number we load the pouch for, and it's printed on the pouch so you can hold us to it. Most pouches quit around week two; we built this one not to.

Is it safe around my cat?

Used the way we say — out of reach, not chewed — pouches are fine around kids and dogs. Cats and peppermint are a real thing, so keep pouches somewhere the cat can't lick or chew them: inside cabinets, behind appliances, in the garage, under the hood. Not in a cat's bed or near its food.

Will I get signed up for anything?

No. One-time purchase. You buy a bag, you get a bag. When the swap date comes around, you decide.

How many do I need?

One pouch per bedroom-sized space to keep them out. A room they're already in needs one every few feet — six to twelve. The table above has the real numbers, and they're printed on the bag too.

Does it work in the cold? My camper sits all winter.

Yes. Put them in before you close it up, one in every bay and compartment, two in the engine area. The date on each pouch tells you when to swap if you check on it mid-winter.

What's in it?

Peppermint, cinnamon, castor and cedarwood oils in a breathable pouch. No poison, no bait, nothing that kills.

What if it doesn't work for me?

30 days, money back, nothing to return. Tell us and it's done.

Everything else quit early. This one tells you when it will.

Pick the pack for your space, put them down, look at the date.

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