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# Natural peppermint & oils Multi-vehicle versatile use 32 oz long-lasting shield Exterminators Choice - 32 oz Rodent Defense Spray for Cars and Trucks - Non-T...

**Brand:** exterminators choice
**Price:** A$77
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🚫🐭 Keep your ride critter-free with nature’s stealthiest shield!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Exterminators Choice - 32 oz Rodent Defense Spray for Cars and Trucks - Non-T... by exterminators choice
- **How much does it cost?** A$77 with free shipping
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## Best For

- exterminators choice enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted exterminators choice brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Compact & Ready-to-Go:** Portable 32 oz bottle fits easily in your glove box or garage shelf—always ready to defend your ride.
- • **Ultimate Rodent Armor:** Protect your engine wiring and insulation from costly gnaw damage with a powerful 32-ounce spray.
- • **Nature-Powered Defense:** Harness the pest-repelling power of peppermint, rosemary, garlic, and white pepper oils—safe for pets and kids.
- • **Versatile Vehicle Protection:** Ideal for cars, trucks, RVs, motorcycles, boats, and farm equipment—indoor or outdoor, your all-terrain critter guard.
- • **Effortless Application & Longevity:** Just a few spritzes last 2-3 weeks, making maintenance quick and hassle-free.

## Overview

Exterminators Choice Vehicle Defense Spray is a 32-ounce, natural peppermint-based formula designed to protect vehicles from mice, rats, squirrels, and other rodents. Safe for pets and children, it prevents gnawing and nesting damage on engine wiring and insulation. Suitable for a wide range of vehicles and outdoor equipment, this long-lasting spray offers an easy, effective, and eco-friendly solution to costly vermin damage.

## Description

desertcart.com: Exterminators Choice Vehicle Defense Spray - 32 Ounce Peppermint Car Spray for Mice & Rats - Rat Protection for Car Engine - Anti Squirrel Solution for Vehicles & Trucks : Patio, Lawn & Garden

Review: My Test Results - Living in a desert community has one particular nuisance that for some can be entirely non-existent, but unfortunately for others, can be a persistent nuisance. $2k in repairs after an invading bushy tail renovates a car's warm engine compartment is a critical matter that not everyone can readily afford to repair. A car that refuses to start is a startling inconvenience and even risks being a huge expense before things are returned to normal. Possibly insurance will pay the bill to get everything running properly again, but it all just adds more complication that nobody wants. The engine wiring is most vulnerable and the most tedious and costly to replace. Rats teeth are designed to shred the plastic coating from wiring and can easily split vacuum lines and ignition cables. The last time my car was damaged by little furry intruders only took about 20 minutes, but the resultant costs made it a necessity to take some preventive measures. Engine compartment insulation is also a major target for these four-legged scoundrels who will tear it to shreds and then nest in it. Poison might help save the car stored out back that you are planning to restore some day. Primary defense for those with a gated yard is having pets who instinctively remain on sentinel duty for the entirety of their lives and are constantly alert in their search to root out unwanted little fur balls. Rodents can be a real plague in sparsely populated rural areas where not everyone has a garage or fenced-in yard to park their vehicle safely and may have to park where they become the center of attention for vermin and thieves alike. In that case sophisticated measures are needed since leaving the hood open is just an invitation for thievery, as any used car dealer knows. I needed some protection but anything less than blocking all intrusion into my car's engine compartment from the underside was out of the question. I can reach easily into my car's engine compared to the vast majority that are so stuffed with components that rats can easily find a comfy place to hide. It takes about five minutes but every opening gets plugged with my array of hole stuffers that work very well, also covering and blocking access to all the intricate wiring, and my efforts have kept all intruders out for the past several years. At one point I thought about using an inflatable shield to block entry from the underside to possibly simplify the protection process, but then saw an add for some spray-on rodent repellant. Comparing the cost and time and effort involved, I decided to first try the spray repellant. Not actually believing all the hype, the thought of leaving the wires unprotected overnight still persuaded me to keep some of my existing protections. I also added a noise alarm that supposedly drives rats away and then added some lights that would light up the engine compartment whenever movement was detected. Finally I set a couple of cameras in strategic places so I could watch all the action that was going on underneath my hood. As suspected, a rat found its way in but didn't hang around long enough to damage anything. I checked the cameras daily at first and discovered in each of several tries the rat was being persuaded to make a quick exit. The lights were working and the enclosed area wreaked of peppermint that apparently hides an odor that is intolerable to rodents. This repeated several times over the next three or four days until finally being visited by a grey squirrel. They are so big and awkward it knocked one camera over and then he was gone again as fast as he had arrived. That was the last intrusion and after a few weeks I could remove the cameras because the intruding vermin had finally decided this place was not going to have all the conveniences they were looking for. That was several months ago and there is no evidence of intrusion ever since. I have used both the spray and grinding noise maker separately in a couple of other places with complete success at eliminating rat infestations, so there is plenty of evidence to show these devices are doing their job as claimed. The engine compartment gets sprayed about once a month and the batteries for the grunge blaster are charged every two months, and of course the batteries for the lights won't need charging when there isn't any movement to set them off. No nests, no signs of intrusion, no split wires, and the costs and efforts involved are minor compared to the costs of damage that is possible when there is no protection at all.
Review: it works - I'm tired of oil changes guys finding mice and their nest in my car's airbox. This stuff just works. Spray it in there and let it dry before driving. Lasts a long time, too.

## Features

- Vermin Guard Spray: Exterminators Choice critters guard Spray offers exceptional vehicle defense spray, safeguarding your vehicles from unwanted critters, such as mice and rats, by preventing gnawing, nesting, and chewing
- Versatile Indoor And Outdoor Use: This defense spray for cars is ideal for protecting RVs, ATVs, farm equipment, motorcycles, and boats from nuisance damage, ensuring effective critter defense both indoors and outdoors
- Natural And Health-Safe Formula: Our anti-rat spray contains pure ingredients, including peppermint oil, rosemary oil, garlic oil, and white pepper, making it safe around pets and children while ensuring reliable automotive protection from rats and other critters
- Effortless Application: Shake the vermin defense spray well and apply a few spritzes using the included sprayer onto the designated area; for optimal results, apply when dry; the guard lasts 2 to 3 weeks, depending on weather conditions
- Long Lasting Supply: The mouse spray for car filter is available in a convenient 32-ounce container, providing ample product for extended use; its compact design ensures easy storage and transport, ready for future protective spray from rats on auto wiring needs

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B01DTBOV06 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #3,715 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #95 in Insect & Pest Repellent Sprays |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (6,810) |
| Date First Available  | April 4, 2016 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer  | No |
| Item model number  | B01DTBOV06 |
| Manufacturer  | Pinelake Industries, LLC |
| Package Dimensions  | 9.92 x 6.77 x 4.06 inches; 2.29 Pounds |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Exterminators Choice
- **Item Form:** Spray
- **Item Volume:** 123 Fluid Ounces
- **Material Feature:** Natural
- **Scent:** Unscented

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ My Test Results
*by S***N on May 20, 2021*

Living in a desert community has one particular nuisance that for some can be entirely non-existent, but unfortunately for others, can be a persistent nuisance. $2k in repairs after an invading bushy tail renovates a car's warm engine compartment is a critical matter that not everyone can readily afford to repair. A car that refuses to start is a startling inconvenience and even risks being a huge expense before things are returned to normal. Possibly insurance will pay the bill to get everything running properly again, but it all just adds more complication that nobody wants. The engine wiring is most vulnerable and the most tedious and costly to replace. Rats teeth are designed to shred the plastic coating from wiring and can easily split vacuum lines and ignition cables. The last time my car was damaged by little furry intruders only took about 20 minutes, but the resultant costs made it a necessity to take some preventive measures. Engine compartment insulation is also a major target for these four-legged scoundrels who will tear it to shreds and then nest in it. Poison might help save the car stored out back that you are planning to restore some day. Primary defense for those with a gated yard is having pets who instinctively remain on sentinel duty for the entirety of their lives and are constantly alert in their search to root out unwanted little fur balls. Rodents can be a real plague in sparsely populated rural areas where not everyone has a garage or fenced-in yard to park their vehicle safely and may have to park where they become the center of attention for vermin and thieves alike. In that case sophisticated measures are needed since leaving the hood open is just an invitation for thievery, as any used car dealer knows. I needed some protection but anything less than blocking all intrusion into my car's engine compartment from the underside was out of the question. I can reach easily into my car's engine compared to the vast majority that are so stuffed with components that rats can easily find a comfy place to hide. It takes about five minutes but every opening gets plugged with my array of hole stuffers that work very well, also covering and blocking access to all the intricate wiring, and my efforts have kept all intruders out for the past several years. At one point I thought about using an inflatable shield to block entry from the underside to possibly simplify the protection process, but then saw an add for some spray-on rodent repellant. Comparing the cost and time and effort involved, I decided to first try the spray repellant. Not actually believing all the hype, the thought of leaving the wires unprotected overnight still persuaded me to keep some of my existing protections. I also added a noise alarm that supposedly drives rats away and then added some lights that would light up the engine compartment whenever movement was detected. Finally I set a couple of cameras in strategic places so I could watch all the action that was going on underneath my hood. As suspected, a rat found its way in but didn't hang around long enough to damage anything. I checked the cameras daily at first and discovered in each of several tries the rat was being persuaded to make a quick exit. The lights were working and the enclosed area wreaked of peppermint that apparently hides an odor that is intolerable to rodents. This repeated several times over the next three or four days until finally being visited by a grey squirrel. They are so big and awkward it knocked one camera over and then he was gone again as fast as he had arrived. That was the last intrusion and after a few weeks I could remove the cameras because the intruding vermin had finally decided this place was not going to have all the conveniences they were looking for. That was several months ago and there is no evidence of intrusion ever since. I have used both the spray and grinding noise maker separately in a couple of other places with complete success at eliminating rat infestations, so there is plenty of evidence to show these devices are doing their job as claimed. The engine compartment gets sprayed about once a month and the batteries for the grunge blaster are charged every two months, and of course the batteries for the lights won't need charging when there isn't any movement to set them off. No nests, no signs of intrusion, no split wires, and the costs and efforts involved are minor compared to the costs of damage that is possible when there is no protection at all.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ it works
*by J***C on December 17, 2025*

I'm tired of oil changes guys finding mice and their nest in my car's airbox. This stuff just works. Spray it in there and let it dry before driving. Lasts a long time, too.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works when sprayed diligently...
*by G***U on January 7, 2021*

UPDATE 2/16: Ther product seems to work well to deter squirrels,mice and rats when sprayed every few days. Unfortunately it did not seem to deter rabbits from chewing through the power steering wires on my vehicle again. I will be supplementing the spray with some Rabbit Scram now to see if that helps. Original Review: The bottle is easy to use and the smell is pleasant. I have seen no evidence of additional rodent damage to my vehicles since spraying the product on the engine wiring and wheel wells. I will revisit this review again in a few months.

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