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

I’ve purchased this solution for indoor use. My daughter was recently bitten by a non-poisonous spider and I’ve been way too paranoid ever since! I also I have a phobia of spiders anyway. So finding this product was great. I used the whole bottle in one night for my room and my daughter’s room. Although I am a huge fan of peppermint, the scent is pretty strong but a bit baring. I like that it’s a natural product as well. I think that’s better than using Raid for spiders. As that smell is horrible! So therefore, I think this product is worth trying. I hope it works well to keep spiders away!

I have about 100 reptiles and amphibians and I've had up to 40 of them living in my room at once. I feed them crickets, fruit flies and various worms. There's always gonna be escaping crickets and fruit flies when you have as many animals as I do! Because of that I have had a VERY, VERY serious problem with spiders in my room for the past 5 years. At one point I was literally getting eaten alive by spiders. I had a couple bites years ago that got infected really bad and had to go to urgent care a few times. I don't even sleep in my room because of it and have been sleeping in the guest room for 5 years now. My room was literally like a spider hotel. I started buying this product at the beginning of the year and it has worked tremendously well. While I still have spiders in my room here and there, it is nothing like what it use to be. I use this regularly to spray all my molding, the molding in my closet, the legs and wheels of my tank stands, and around all my power cords that they love making webs on. It is strong at first, but you get use to it. I'd much rather smell this, than have tons of spiders living in my room!!! It's also rally safe for people and pets unlike all those lethal products like raid!

I see less gnats and a wonderful minty smell.

Update: editing my review based on awesome customer service. The company reached out to offer a full refund. Although it doesn’t seem to work on the particular bug I needed it for, it does seem to work on others for a little while at least, so I would not feel right taking a refund. You probably can’t go wrong at least giving it a try with that high level of customer service.I bought these twice because it seemed to work, at first, for annoying little beetles that come in under my doors. I got it to prevent wolf spiders from crawling under my doors and around windows. I sprayed on a Saturday and on Monday night saw a wolf spider in my kitchen. I sprayed directly on it and it didn’t faze it. Either it doesn’t last more than a day or so to repel, or is completely ineffective on those spiders. For $19 a bottle I’m not wasting that kind of money on something I have to apply every day and doesn’t work for what I need. I’ll go back to poison sprays and make my own mint spray to supplement.

I love the smell of a little string but not offensive and very minty. It seems to be helping with the spiders. I’ve been spraying in window sills (I have old windows with sine cracked screens). As well as behind the bed and furniture. Like that it’s pet safe and doesn’t contain chemicals. What I don’t online is the price and the amount. That being said, I have purchased two bottles.

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.

This spray smells nice and does the job! I kept getting spider webs from my plants to the rails on my deck, this fixed the problem. Brushed the webs down, sprayed and nothing has returned yet.