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Peppermint. I put peppermint or peppermint blend teabags where I see

evidence of them, and they go away.

 

 

 

On Behalf Of fufuno1

Wednesday, December 16, 2009 6:12 AM

 

mice

 

 

 

 

 

Has anyone had success with any particular eo's repelling mice?

 

Christy

 

 

 

 

 

 

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So, I live with my husband in an apartment in the upper floor of a very old two

family house and our friend lives downstairs. During the summer, our landlord

was doing some work on the basement, and we all started seeing mice. All of us

cleaned out our cabinets and we (in my apartment) wiped down all the cabinets

with peppermint. We didn't see any mice for a while up here, but my friend did.

So, I thought the peppermint was working. Then, the mice started making

appearances up here again, but only occasionally, late at night. My husband

blocked up the hole we thought they were coming from, and again they were gone

for a while. I saw one again a few days ago, right around when the mouse

conversation was going on in here, so it motivated me to make some peppermint

tea bags. I have big bags (bath style) and filled them with peppermint leaves

and added some peppermint essential oil. I made three for my apartment and

three for my friend. Last night I put them in the three places that I've seen

the mouse running to or from. The peppermint is strong enough that the half of

my apartment (kitchen and living room) that I've seen the mouse in smells

deliciously minty.

 

Last night, a couple hours after I put the tea bags out, I saw a mouse not once,

not twice, but five times! Usually I see one once, yell at it, it get's freaked

out, and don't see it again for days. But five times in one night, whoa!

 

What do you all make of that?? I can only think of two options.. either he

(they) love the peppermint or he got so freaked out by it, he just ran around my

living room a bunch of times looking to escape through a non-minty hole.

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