Dark Master Rodent Repellent for Car Engines – Peppermint Oil, 6-Pack

Smart, Natural Rodent Deterrence for Cars, Garages, and More

Dark Master Rodent Repellent utilizes a pure peppermint oil blend to create a fresh, inviting environment for people while presenting a deterrent to mice. Designed as a humane, non-toxic alternative to sprays and traps, this rolling cornucopia of aroma aims to keep rodents at bay without harming them. The result is a cleaner, quieter space where the scent can be noticed by humans without being overwhelming.

Key advantages

• Natural peppermint oil formula provides a light, refreshing aroma for people while acting as a deterrent for rodents.
• Non-toxic and safe for humans and pets when used as directed, with no harsh chemicals or messy cleanup.
• Individually packaged sachets designed for quick, mess-free placement with a sturdy 3M adhesive.
• Long-lasting protection: up to 30 days per unit and coverage up to 120 square feet per pack.
• Versatile, multi-scenario use: ideal for cars, garages, boats, attics, basements, sheds, storage units, and more.

Simple setup and flexible placement

Each unit is pre-packaged for instant use. Peel off the white protective film, close the lid, and press it onto a clean, dry surface. The 3M adhesive adheres securely, so you can place the repellent exactly where you need it with little to no mess.

• No sprays, no mess, no complicated steps—perfect for quick deployments in busy spaces.
• Place near common rodent entry points or inside enclosed spaces where mice are a concern.

Longevity and space coverage

Each unit provides 24/7 protection for up to 30 days and covers about 120 square feet per pack. For larger areas or stronger barriers, consider using multiple units simultaneously to maintain a potent protective perimeter.

Where to use

Designed for a range of enclosed spaces, including indoor rooms, car engines, garages, RVs, boats, attics, basements, and sheds. Use in well-ventilated spaces or as directed to optimize the scent balance and barrier effect.