For effective use in homes, look for mouse activity and place sachets near openings through floors or walls that service appliances like sinks, fridges, and furnaces. Additionally look for and place sachets near confined spaces or gnawed openings in walls. When you are trying to get rid of mice, place sachets where there is activity and opposite from entrances, but do not block entrances. Once mice have left or if you're using our product as a preventative measure, you will want to place sachets on either side of entrances or wherever mice could gain access to the room.

Due to the allure of food, mouse activity commonly occurs in kitchens. We recommend placing a sachet under the sink area or in any cabinet where there is a hole for wiring or plumbing that could lead to a crawlspace or other spaces where mice could be gaining access. Additionally, be sure to include sachets in the pantry or wherever food is stored.

For effective use in homes, look for mouse activity and place sachets near openings through floors or walls that service appliances like sinks, fridges, and furnaces. Additionally look for and place sachets near confined spaces or gnawed openings in walls. When you are trying to get rid of mice, place sachets where there is activity and opposite from entrances, but do not block entrances. Once mice have left or if you're using our product as a preventative measure, you will want to place sachets on either side of entrances or wherever mice could gain access to the room.

Due to the allure of food, mouse activity commonly occurs in kitchens. We recommend placing a sachet under the sink area or in any cabinet where there is a hole for wiring or plumbing that could lead to a crawlspace or other spaces where mice could be gaining access. Additionally, be sure to include sachets in the pantry or wherever food is stored.

For effective use in RV's and campers, we recommend always placing sachets on each side of any slide-outs where the joints meet, on each side of the opening to every undercarriage storage compartment, and next to any openings in the floor which are commonly placed beneath: sinks, showers, stoves, furnaces, fridges or freezers.

For effective use in RV's and campers, we recommend always placing sachets on each side of any slide-outs where the joints meet, on each side of the opening to every undercarriage storage compartment, and next to any openings in the floor which are commonly placed beneath: sinks, showers, stoves, furnaces, fridges or freezers.

For effective use in cars and other vehicles, we recommend placing sachets in areas that are common for mouse activity.

Front Engine Compartment: Tie and fasten near electrical
Glove Box: In main compartment (mainly for older vehicles)
Trunk: In corners of trunk and in spare tire compartment
Seats: Under passenger and or driver seat

For effective use in sheds, we recommend placing sachets in each back corner and on each side of the entrance. You may want to place additional sachets in these areas too: near the foundation or foundation blocks, in the floor boards, and in the rafters.