Peppermint Oil Insect & Pest Control Spray – 16oz Natural Plant-Based Bug Killer for Spiders, Ants, Flies, and Other Insects, Safe for Home & Kitchen Use

This stuff works great, no chemicals and smells good.

Works great and has a nice peppermint oil smell .

I like spraying this in the bedrooms of my house to help with pests in the summer. My only note would be that the smell isn't the best. It's not a bad smell, it just lingers a little longer than I would like. That being said, it definitely gets the job done, I only spray it every few weeks.

Definitely keeps the lizards off my grill. Also seems to deter ants.

I have had a bug problem in my house. I bought this pest control spray because it is natural and pet friendly. I have used the spray and it works great. I don't have to worry about my dog being poisoned.

I was surprised how well this worked against bugs and mice. I used it on spiders, roaches, and water bugs. If you spray them directly with it they will stop moving. It’s also very effective against insect infestations. I sprayed my kitchen cabinets and the bugs stopped going there. The same works for mice. You just gotta reapply it every now and again. They hate the peppermint smell so bad and avoid it like the plague. And the best part is this only smells like peppermint! It doesn’t smell like pesticide or chemicals. A+ highly recommend

The peppermint scent is really nice and fresh—it leaves the room smelling clean instead of like chemicals. Unfortunately, it didn’t seem to work very well at keeping bugs away. I like that it’s natural and safe to use around the house, but I didn’t notice much difference with pests after spraying.

I’ve been using the VermExon Peppermint Oil spray around my house to keep ants and spiders away, and it actually does the job pretty well. The scent is strong at first—like straight peppermint gum—but it fades after a while and leaves things smelling fresh. I like that it’s a natural option without harsh chemicals since I have kids and pets. It’s not a permanent solution—you do need to reapply it every few days or after cleaning—but I’d rather do that than spray toxic stuff indoors. Works best as a deterrent, not a “kill-on-contact” spray. Overall, it’s a good natural repellent if you want something safe and easy to use.