Peppermint Oil Spray for Bugs, Insects, Spiders. Indoor Repellent Pest Control with Cedarwood Oil (16oz, Natural, Non Toxic)

Works great! I had a lot of spiders and other bugs on my front door. Spraying the front door every week or two has reduced the count by 80% or more. A warning though - when you spray a bug directly with the peppermint, they may lunge at you. Also, the sprayer on some of the bottles I've received (about 1 out of 3) don't work well. Other than the sprayer, the peppermint spray is a great, natural way to repel pests. It also works well on squirrels as they don't like strong smelling stuff. Instead of smelling like toxic chemicals, wherever you spay smells like a candy shop at Christmastime lol.

Great product and definitely effective with natural ingredients. It isn’t a harsh odor. Nice that’s it’s not harmful to pets.

Hard to tell how effective it is because I did not have a real bug problem although I did see a small dead spider the other day. The scent is nice, not overpowering. Easy to use. I need to check if there are refill bottles available.

Light scent, effective against most everything! So far it has stopped flies, beetles, bees and even the wasps. I can't judge on the lack of spiders, it hasn't been used long enough (2 months) for any to come or try to enter the house.

I found this combination Peppermint and Cedar works very well against mice, moths and spiders.Shio somehow attracts spiders, it helps protect him.I am not sure how it be effective against ants though, because these particular ants keep coming and coming and there must be mixture that kill off ants, I am thinking soak a bit of it in orange peels and make tincture different so it is stronger to ward away ants.Moths I might still need traps. Greedy bugs.

The smell is OK nothing too alarming. Not sure how good it works yet. I just sprayed it around the base of my bed and you’re my walls. I did have a carpet beetle. Small wasn’t sure what it was that it was a bed bug to my surprise, it was not after taking pictures and going to Google lens to identify it. Hoping this keeps them away from my covers. I only seen one, thank God.

Update to my original review below: Adding a star for impressive customer service. After seeing my disappointment, the seller reached out and offered a refund along with their apologies that I wasn't fully pleased with the product. Even though this item just didn't work out for me, I'll keep an eye on the seller's page to see if something else catches my interest. Any company with excellent customer service is worth giving another chance!---------------------------------While I really enjoy the peppermint scent, it seems as if all the little creepy crawlies don't mind it much either. I tried targeted use on a couple spiders and little insects, but they just skittered right through, unphased. Then I tried using it as preventative, spraying it in corners and crevices where they usually get into the house, which did absolutely nothing.The scent fades very quickly, and the liquid comes out in a messy, drippy stream instead of any sort of proper spray. I thought maybe the nozzle was clogged, so I ran it under hot water to clean it, and found no difference in the way it came out.Disappointed, but oh well. At least it smells good.

I like this because it is non-toxic, and I rub it on our baseboards to keep house spiders away. I do think that it may not make a huge difference, but I know that it works some because if you spray a spider directly, they avoid it. I think that it is a good alternative to the harsh and harmful sprays.