Bonide Bat Magic Bat Repellent, Pack of 4 Ready-to-Use Peppermint Oil Scent Packs for Long Lasting Indoor Bat Control

While this is meant for indoor use, I found it worked well enough to move a few bats from roosting above a window. I was able to hang a satchel in the apex of the roof above the window and after a few nights the bat droppings stopped.

Scent was strong initially, but less than a day later, you could not smell them. Didn't work for me!

I live in Northern California in a heavily wooded area with a lot of beautiful homes. It's beautiful up here lots of Wildlife, and small Mouse eared bats, great for the environment they eat a lot of bugs and mosquitoes and are protected. If you have a bat problem, do yourself a big favor before you spend tons of money on bat tubes, electronic devices, deterrent sprays, bat boxes, and try bat Magic first. I was amazed. And I am a skeptical person when it comes to throwing money away. My bat family moved into my three canned porch lights on my front porch. Everyday I was walking through bat poop, and was afraid they would get into my attic like they have with a lot of my neighbors who bought all the expensive tubes and stuff and it never helped. And oh yes don't fall for putting a bat box on your pine tree to relocate them from your porch, the idea is to make them leave your property. Well that's another story. So I called the company talked to a nice guy and for $22 I got two boxes with four pouches, again still skeptical. I put a pouch in each canned light on my porch, swept the bat poop off like I do everyday and waited. This is day four, no bat poop, no bats. One bat tube from Amazon was $49 and I needed three, very humane, the peppermint and spearmint oils in the pouches is like a bat putting their head into a jar of Vicks Vapor Rub and off the Little Devils go. Again just amazing. Be aware of installing a bat box near your house, the expert said. Because you're just encouraging them to stay on your premises.

I have a bat that keeps coming into the house - I can't batproof the outside of the house until August so I have been working to batproof the inside but this little turd keeps getting in somehow. I got these repeller packs in hopes they would deter the bat, but they haven't. They do smell nice, though. Initially the smell is very strong, but either they lose their power or I go smell-blind within a couple hours.

After having spent years setting up traps all over the place for what I thought was mice crawling all over our cabin, turns out that it was really bats that were leaving tiny droppings that looks just like mouse ones. The problem is that it is difficult to keep bats out of spaces such as old drafty cabins as they can get through extremely tight spaces. Per the scientific literature out there, the best bets to keep bats out are sealing the space and lighting the space at night. Some recommend napthalene/benzene, but no thanks on putting carcinogens in a fishing cabin. Left with little choice, I tried this product. Each box comes with four packs which smell like peppermint, and placed them near the rafters of the ceiling. The amount of bat poop dropped dramatically, but is not entirely gone. I will keep using them as they are not too expensive and seem to be having an effect.

Worked last summer to keep a bat out of our one shutter. This year the bat returned to same shutter. So will do it again. It’s worth the price since it lasts the entire summer.

Didn't do much of anything.

Great product. I had a few bats trying to make a home in the attic. I had the attic screened off, but they still made a home. In one night they were gone. Here are the pictures. Highly recommend.