5 Reasons the Mice Keep Coming Back (And the One Thing That Keeps Them Out for Good)

1Nothing You’ve Tried Keeps Them Out for Long

Some of it even seemed to work for a night or two...

...then you heard the scratching again.

• Peppermint oil, sprays and mint bags?

  The mint fades in hours, days or weeks.

• Traps?

  A dead mouse in the trap every morning, and more keep coming.

• Steel wool?

  An old house has dozens of holes, and they find the next one.

• Poison?

  Your dog can eat it too, and the mice die in your walls and stink for weeks.

• The exterminator?

  He puts down bait, sends a bill, and they’re back by next fall.

• Ultrasonic plug-ins?

  Mice get used to the noise.

★★★★★

Nothing I put out lasted.

The mice just waited me out.

Donna K., verified buyer

2You Can’t Smell When the Mint Stops Working

Live with a smell for a few days, and your nose stops noticing it.

So the bag behind the stove could have quit weeks ago... and you’d never know.

But the mice know.

They follow their own scent trails back to your pantry and onto your bed, leaving droppings and urine right by your pillow.

So We Built MintKeep to Stay Strong

It’s a small unit you plug in low on the wall, where mice run.

It warms a bottle of mint clicked in underneath, so the smell stays strong day and night, all month...

...to you, a light peppermint smell instead of the smell of mice, and to a mouse’s nose, far stronger, every single night.

So there’s nothing on the counter when you come down for coffee.

• No Traps
• No Dead Mice
• No Poison Near Your Pets
• Nothing to Spray

3Nobody Remembers to Swap It in Time

Mint only works if you swap it about once a month.

Skip a month, and that’s the month they come back.

So you’ll never have to remember to order.

• Day one

  Plug it in

• Every day after

  Strong mint every night, so they don’t sneak back in

• After that

  Refills every 28 days on the plan, skip or cancel anytime. Clicking one in takes five seconds.

★★★★★

I always forgot to change the bags.

Now the refill shows up in the mailbox, and I click it in.

Carol B.

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4Your Mint Wears Thin, So They Walk Right Through

A woman told us her mother planted mint along the foundation of their farmhouse.

As long as that mint grew, the mice stayed out of the house.

A mouse finds its way by smell.

To a mouse, strong mint stings the way a whiff of ammonia stings you, so it backs away.

That row of mint made a line all around the house, and it grew back every day.

The mint was never the problem.

Bags and sprays fade, and the line breaks.

We Call It the Mint Line™

MintKeep puts that line inside.

Plugged in low where they run, it sends mint across their path and keeps it strong all month.

So the mouse running along your baseboard to the pantry meets that sting every night...

...and it backs away the way it came, so in the morning there’s nothing new on the pantry floor.

Plug one into every room where you hear them or find droppings... the kitchen, the basement, the garage, your bedroom.

The ones already in your walls come out into your rooms every night, because that’s where the food is.

When every room stings with mint, they back off hungry... and a mouse that can’t get to food leaves to find a house where it can.

And the ones that used to slip in after dark turn back, so you stop hearing them in the walls at night.

5Mice Don’t Mean a Dirty House

If you’ve ever felt embarrassed about mice in a house you keep spotless...

...you should know they didn’t come for dirt.

On the first cold nights they came in for the warmth.

As one woman wrote: “It wasn’t even a dirty house to attract them, they just got in because they can.”

But cleaning up after them is the part that can hurt you.

A 67-year-old woman in Oregon took a shop vacuum to the guest loft before her family came.

The dust from the droppings carried hantavirus, and within a week she was gone.

It kills about one in three people who catch it.

So when you find droppings, never sweep or vacuum them.

Spray them with bleach and water, let them soak five minutes, then wipe them up with paper towels.

And the scratching you hear in the ceiling at night can be teeth on the wiring.

In Maryland, a rodent chewed the wires above a 77-year-old man’s ceiling, and the fire it started killed him.

That’s why keeping them out beats cleaning up after them...

...with a line of mint in each room, there’s nothing by your bed to sweep up.

Thousands have already thrown out the traps and bags and switched to MintKeep.

What Changes When They Stay Out

• No more scratching in the walls at night
• No more droppings on the counter in the morning
• No more poison or snapping traps where your dog or cat walks
• No more wiping down the counter before company walks in

And it costs less than one visit from the exterminator.

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What Buyers Are Saying

★★★★★

Three autumns of traps never got rid of them.

Now I sleep through the night, and there’s nothing on the counter in the morning.

Gloria T.

★★★★★

One in the garage and one in the basement.

I haven’t set a trap since, and my wife stopped asking me to listen at the walls.

Ray D.

★★★★★

I set them up in my mom’s kitchen, living room and bedroom.

She told me she’s sleeping in her own bed again.

Michelle S.