READY STEADY DEFEND Peppermint Mouse & Rat Repellent Oil Makes 40 litres of Repellent Contains Peppermint Essential Oil

Used this indoors in utility room undiluted on cotton wool in conjunction with humane traps as had a mouse infestation After several days the scent remain strong (do not recommend undiluted in any confined space where you live for extended periods i.e. lounge or bedroom as it would become overpowering and possibly irritate sinuses) and no trace of any more rodents (could be a coincidence as traps caught several but will see if it prevents other incursions) Consider it is worth trying but not as a sole aid. Also reviewed the humane traps bought on Amazon which I have found excellent.

Not sure if this keeps Mice and rats at bay. Ive been spraying my shed also the garden where I've planted peas etc.Ive no evidence if they are around or not as I'm plagued by Squirrels eating everything in the garden and it definitely doesn't keep them away and neither does it claim to ...I was just hoping as they are similar vermin.

Smelt good but unfortunately didn't keep any rodents away.

Not seen rats around bird feeder in garden since spraying (every 2 days for a week) under and around shed. A very cheap and effective way of keeping rodents at bay.

Last year I lost all my runner beans to mice, this year trying Ready Steady Defend seems to be working haven't lost a plant so far

Great smell, shame it doesn’t work on squirrels. Not sure how it works on other species because I don’t have that problem.

The media could not be loaded.  Firstly it is the most citronella smelling peppermint I've come across. There's not so much as a hint of peppermint, but I figured they'd mixed it with something else which is where the smell comes from.It said to use 2/3 drops per 100ml. I added 6 per 100; I wanted that scent to be strong and hang around. I sprayed it around the back of the property, the compost bin and around a piece of rock that the rats frequent more than any other area of the garden. I sprayed that rock until there wasn't a dry patch on it. I also soaked eight cottonwool balls and dotted them at the base of the rock.Not twenty minutes after the plants began to shake, a sure sing there is a furry creature around, and as you can see from the video that little rodent is not affected by the scent at all. In fact apart from it's clumsiness, it is living it's best life.My advice would be to not waste your money on this produce.

The product has come as advised. I cannot comment on the product itself because I have not used it yet.