Mighty MintPeppermint Oil Spider Repellent Spray – Natural Indoor & Outdoor Bug Control for Spiders and Insects – Plant-Based, Extra-Strong Formula - 16 oz

Smells great but after googling, realized I can't use this with a cat in my house :( luckily I only sprayed the bathroom with a few sprayed. Stuff is super strong...had to put a towel to stop the smell from seeping while airing out my room. Sad 😔 have to find another way.4/21/25 Ended up keeping the spray. Overnight, it drew out the spider and killed it. Needless to say, I sprayed my room and Aires it out for a few hours before bringing my cat back inside. No issues !

We sprayed this around our door and the bottom of our patio furniture for spiders and I am happy!! Love that it is all natural ingredients! I haven't had an issue with spiders since and am very happy!!!

THIS WORKED GREAT

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**beware** this is not safe for pets as essential oils are toxic. For some reason, I had no idea and was trying to find a safer alternative for my home.

This spray got rid of the ants within about two days. It does smell strongly of peppermint, and was thoroughly enjoyed by the peppermint king who resides in my home.

I have an automatic porch light right outside my front door which attracts a lot of bugs during the summer time. These bugs attract spiders. I don't mind the spiders too much, but having 15-20 crawling around your patio is a bad vibe, so enough was enough.I didn't want to just nuke the poor fellas, but I also didn't want to sweep them away and have them crawl up the broom, onto my arms and into my screaming mouth. Figured there's gotta be a better way, so imagine my delight when I found a natural "repellent" to help deal with them! I ordered the juice, but when it arrived I was bummed to read that it's marketed more as a "killer" than "repellent". I figured I'd spray around em and kinda herd them away. Like maybe it stinks and they'll frig off somewhere else. So I did that.They didn't go anywhere, so the next day I tried again. Nothing. In fact I think I may have had more spiders by then. After a lot of consideration, I decided to just give some of the spiders a quick, direct squirt. I shot like ten of them directly in the face. They were pretty upset, and I felt pretty bad, but whatever. I'd warned them.Next day, still there. At this point I'm realizing it's not a repellent at all, but maybe it's a weak poison or something. Also felt like maybe they were laughing at me. So I made a hurried prayer against spider karma and just hosed these guys down. Talking three or four direct hits. Went inside, felt awful about it. Wondered if man has more of a right to live than spiders. Normal behavior.Next day, same spiders. I think I might have blacked out due to the rage/bloodlust but when I came to, the bottle was empty, my patio smelled like a Christmas nightmare, and there were approximately one thousand spiders, dripping wet and very much alive and un-repelled. Two of them were making love.I burned my house down.

Have noticed a significant reduction in spiders. The peppermint smell does linger for a couple days but I don't mind it. Lasts for 3-4 months until I notice spiders coming back. Really like that I'm don't have to spray insecticides in the house.