Tea tree oil will it keep mice away ?
521889
The only oil I've heard of to keep mice away is peppermint. Sorry, I can't help you.
521890
The 100% peppermint oil has helped us to keep the mice away from inside our home. You do have to place cotton swabs with the oil on them in many different places in the home to keep them out, and you have to replace the cotton swabs frequently. This is not a permanent solution, but rather a temporary one until you can find a more premanent one. One additional benefit - our house smells good! Also keep in mind - it has to be pure 100% peppermint oil. Hope this helps.
521891
it smells so terrible I would think it would be a great repellent. will keep me away....
873039
Hey Jim - I purchased the Victor M792 but it didn't do a thing to deter the mouse problem we had. I also tried the peppermint oil trick that people posted, but that was a farce too - the mice ate the cotton balls we put in the vents! So, I have nothing to advise apart from old fashioned traps.
1270245
this peppermint oil is pure and it can be ingested in small amounts. it can be used as a natural antioxidant and it can control certain acids in your body including upset stomach. I bought this product to drive mice away because they don't like the smell. I put some on several cotton rounds and placed them throughout my home. I haven't seen any kind of signs of mice ever since. They pack their bags and leave!! My sister claims it cleared her sinuses up. Ya just cant go wrong having it around!!!
1551388
I wouldn't think so; tea tree is good for removing fungus. When I read about removing moles most things said oregano oil or frankincense oil were the way to go. I removed one with oregano oil. Took a while though and took another while to heal (partially due to Band-Aid carelessness).
1874130
Tea Tree Oil is an anti-viral, anti-bacterial and anti-fungal. Although I haven't used this product, I have used Tea Tree Oil in other products to treat athletes feet and other foot ailments.
819666
Pure Tea Tree Oil (or Melaleuca Oil) will be helpful in removing that wart.
87647
A couple drops should be enough to soak a cotton ball. I haven't used it to keep mice away.
1885015
this is peppermint oil and I use it in the winter time to keep the mice and rats away, I put is on a cotton ball and place in areas they use to come in and the past several years have had no problems with them at all, I feel it works great and you do not have poison around for animals or children to get into.
1465163
My only use of neem oil is for the prevention of insects on my bonsai. This is ONLY a temporary protection. It may be worth a try in your situation. It does give my bonsai protection for a short period of time. Good luck!
1397383
I think that many different essential oils repel ticks, but rose geranium has been shown by experience to work well. Other than that, I don't know why. Perhaps it just fools the ticks.
292372
First off you should use a bait station so your pets/children have no direct access to the poison. The other thing to be worried about is your pet catching and eating the mouse before it succumbs to the poison. This can be easier for them to do because the poison has slowed the mouse down. Hope this helps.
859544
Yes, I used it successfully inside and outside against mice when I lived in an RV. Works best spread in a known path, nest, etc. of the pest.
782649
I am sorry I have no idea I bought it for mice in my wood piles and it appears to be working.
185764
Use less than recommended on the bottle, otherwise your betta will die. Betta fish are extremely sensitive to tea tree oil, and the recommended dosage may kill them. Dilute the medication before administering it.
128448
I simply pour this onto a cotton ball or cotton facial pad and place in key areas to control mice (in an outside building). I would not delute this product because I don't think you would get the desired results. It does work! I place my cotton balls under the kitchen sink, behind cabinets, even under the front porch.
2208063
No! Cats cannot detoxify essential oils, including tea tree, lavender, etc, and they are very dangerous for cats. Please ONLY use this product for dogs, as recommended.
1192959
I have been using real tea tree oil for oral health since the late 1980s. When you brush your teeth, you should not be swallowing your tooth paste. I even take a drop of tea tree oil - orally - when I am getting sick. I have never ever had any adverse reaction. Additionally, you'll find tea tree oil in mouthwash and oral rinse too. Not sure how much you've heard about ingesting, but tea tree oil has been used for many generations by aboriginals of Australia and New Zealand for oral and physical health benefits.