Fresh Cab by EarthKind

[mitch5252]

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Does anyone have experience with a botanical rodent repellent called Fresh Cab? Some folks over on the Fun Finder Forum I belong to say it really works in their campers over the winter.

It's not a poison; it's a repellent. I bought a box today at Tractor Supply. Supposedly smells nice, too (but not to the nasty little bastards).

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[sharon]

Use it all the time and seems to work as stated. I like not having to worry about one of my critters getting into poison.

[gingerK]

I heard about it too, but haven't been able to find it yet.

[monik7]

Amazon has Fresh Cab.
Sandi

[WickedLady]

Recently read about it in my Escapees magazine. Has gotten good reviews.

[sharon]

I heard about it too, but haven't been able to find it yet.

Out here in SoCal, Lowes, Builders and most of the Ace hardware stores have it.

[relaxing101]

We've been using it since we bought our first RV and won't be without it!!

We also keep a packet or two in our garage.

Bonnie

[JudyJB]

Sounds like something I need to get to stuff in a couple of my basement storage areas. I never did catch or see any evidence of the visitor I had in February. I figure he or she stuck his nose out somewhere to check things out and since I was driving pretty fast decided to abandon ship.

[gingerK]

Funny, but the TC sits outside on a "cradle" under tarps and I've never had a mouse problem. Truck is in the garage all winter and I've had mice get in. Guess I know where to find the mice--heated garage.

[AlmostThere]

You can always make your own repellant using the same ingredients:

Ingredients: Active ingredient: balsam fir needle essential oil; Inert ingredients: corn cob chips ( plant cellulose fiber), essential oils of spanish rosemary, lavender, fir, clary sage, cedar wood, lemon, grapefruit, eucalyptus and patchouli.

Essential oils can be expensive, but a few drops at a time and a bottle can last for ages.