Peppermint Oil Lawn & Yard Bug Control Spray – Natural Outdoor Pest Repellent for Fleas, Ticks, Mosquitoes, Ants, and More – Plant-Based, Extra-Strength Formula – 32 oz (Pack of 2)

Easy to use. Helped to reduce nats in the yard but attracted bees, strangely. Smells wonderfully. Didn't cut down the nats and flies as much as I hoped. But the bees were an unwelcomed event.

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐☆☆ Why I Bought It: I wanted a natural earth-friendly way to deter and keep my mosquito problem under control without resorting to soil-harming harsh chemicals. Pros: ✅ Smells absolutely amazing – my whole yard smelled like a spa ✅ All‑natural ingredients, which I really appreciate ✅ Eco‑friendly and safe for people and pets [and bees] Cons: ❌ Requires huge amounts to cover larger areas, even though the bottle says 6,000 sq ft ❌ Did not deter mosquitoes in my 1000 sq ft space, even after FOUR bottles in a week [$80 later] ❌ Leaves the ground saturated and milky white after heavy applications, which would be TOTALLY FINE if it WORKED :/ My Experience: I really wanted to love this. REALLY. I sprayed four full bottles in under a week timeframe, and my yard smelled heavenly—but the mosquitoes were still hosting a party. While the scent and natural approach are great, it just didn’t live up to the hype for mosquito control. I was bit to death all the same. Even while I was actively spraying it. Tip for Buyers: If you’re treating a small, enclosed area or just want your yard to smell like peppermint bliss, it’s perfect. For heavy mosquito infestations, don’t expect miracles. I think I'll try Wondercide brand next. Would I Recommend? Maybe, for the smell and the natural approach. But for actual mosquito control, it didn’t make a dent—unless it’s scaring away pests I just can’t see. 3 stars just in case it's working in other ways I don't know.

Didn’t work for me. Maybe too many mosquitoes but I used it 48 hrs before the event and the second bottle the morning of. Mosquitoes still had a buffet at night. I used it with the other pouch of the same brand and they were there more for scent than to scare them off. I actually saw one sit on a pouch. Like wasn’t supposed to scare them off not attract them? Again, maybe too many mosquitoes or I didn’t apply it correctly but didn’t work for me. Wasted over 60$ but that’s how we learn.

I was very skeptical (and my husband even more so) about this product, but desperate to try anything that was eco-friendly to fight our mosquito problem. We were shocked when it worked! We first used it on July 4th and have had to reapply once since then, but it’s so worth it. And the smell! Divine!

Not bee friendly