Ecoclear 620200 8 Oz All-Natural Non-Toxic Mouse Killer

I won't use anything else. I got this pack for a friend. It fixed my mouse problem at a 75 yr old house with a few gaps, and for another friend with a 100 yr old house. We don't have to worry about our dogs, other species, cats, hawks, opossums, snakes, etc. the only species this affects is rodents. Non-toxic will not hurt the hunters, scavengers, decomposers, soil, water, etc. It also is as far as I know possibly the most humane. If there are young kids, elders with dementia, someone with special needs etc you don't have to worry that they would find it and poison themselves or something with it. This pack is for a friend. It was so effective for me I have most of my bag still. You may want to add a little Adams natural peanut butter to these, or some of the oil from the top of non-hydrogenated PB

This does not work. Just look at the ingredients and you will see why.

I put some in the garage in containers and not one has been used and it has been months. But I did put some down an opening in the floor that lead to the crawlspace under the house. There was a very small opening around a pipe leading to the inside at the air handler. I put some through that tiny opening, then sealed it with expanding foam. I have no idea if it killed any of the mice, or they just couldn't get back inside. I put some in a drawer that had mice activity. It wasn't eaten until I put peanut butter on it. Mouse ate it - and obviously loved it, because that one drawer has the same "activity" as before, after three months. I finally put out a trap and caught it tonight.

I had hoped that this would be a better alternative to poison but having seen bit rats, And mice, ignore it I am disappointed. I followed the instructions and made sure no other food source was around but the rats simply sniffed and turned it’s nose up(that’s what the rat is doing in the picture!). I feel I’ve wasted s as lot of money for something that has so far done nothing. Back to poison I fear. Company comments?

Ok so most of the complaints were the mice wouldn't eat the pellets. So I decided to coat them in peanut butter. Gave it a week. Every pellet gone. Put out another brand's traps where you put the bait in and twist so they can go in but not out...final meal. This time with Sunbutter very oily and from sunflower seeds, more to their normal diet, nothing happed. Will put out the next bag on in a couple of days. Had to go this route the cats get in the cellar and I don't want them poisoned, although could catch a mouse once in a while..pretty sure this stuff kills them I found the one that got up stairs was found dead in rigor mortise. NO cat in sight, sigh.