Where Should You Spray Rodent Repellent?

Where Should You Spray Rodent Repellent?

For the best results, rodent repellent should be applied where mice and rats are most likely to travel, hide, nest, or enter your home. Treating these high-activity areas can help discourage rodents from making your property their home when the product is used according to the label directions.

Around Foundations

Rodents often travel along the foundation of a home before looking for a way inside. Apply rodent repellent around your home's foundation, paying close attention to cracks, gaps, and other potential entry points.

Doors and Entry Points

Treat around exterior doors, garage doors, utility openings, vents, and other locations where rodents may enter. These are some of the most common access points for mice and rats.

Garages and Basements

Garages and basements provide ideal shelter for rodents. Apply the product around:

• Corners

• Baseboards

• Storage areas

• Garage doors

• Utility penetrations

Regular treatment can help discourage rodents from nesting in these areas.

Sheds and Crawl Spaces

Storage sheds, crawl spaces, workshops, and similar structures often provide quiet, protected environments for rodents. Treat these locations according to the product label to help keep mice and rats away.

Follow the Product Label

Always read and follow the product label for complete application instructions, including where and how to apply Natural Armor Rodent Shield. Using the product as directed will help you achieve the best possible results.