I try not to use inorganic chemicals for pest control, and I was very happy when I came across this product. This spray primarily contains peppermint oil and cedarwood oil which are both effective insect repellants. It has a strong peppermint odor and is really effective against ants and cockroaches, which are the primary pests in our area.

At $24.99 for a 16 oz bottle, this is a very expensive product though.

This is very, very strong stuff. Its fortunate that I like peppermint or it would be overwhelming. It does work very well though, as a thick layer is keeping both ants and mosquitoes at bay. Its not perfect, as it doesnt eliminate ant activity entirely, but it has reduced it drastically. Definitely a good buy!

This plant pest spray seems to be working well so far and I like that it has a peppermint smell, maybe with a bit of neem oil too. It has not harmed my plants at all, which is a big relief since I am careful about what I use on them.

The only real issue is the sprayer itself. Instead of a nice mist, it comes out in a trickle and kind of squirts, which makes it hard to cover the leaves evenly. I ended up pouring it into another spray bottle and that worked much better.

Even with that small problem, I still think it is a good deal because the product itself seems to be doing its job and keeping pests under control. For reference, I am constantly battling with fungus gnats and using sticky traps as well.

The bottle of Trail Hound Pet Supply Home Guard Peppermint Oil Spray for Bugs was sealed under its cap. The sprayer was separate and has a small filter on the bottom of the suction tube. The tube is long enough to reach the bottom of the bottle.
The spray has a very strong, yet pleasant peppermint smell. It also contains cedarwood oil, but does not smell of cedar.
The spray is intended for use on insect entryways throughout the house such as baseboards, window sills, and doorways. It's not safe for direct use on pets or houseplants. When used on fabrics, it should be tested on a hidden area first.
The instructions say to shake well before use and reapply every 2-3 days. The spray comes out heavy and leaves a lot of liquid, so I find it best to just barely open the adjustable spray nozzle. I applied some on a window sill where I had a frequent problem with sugar ants coming through and getting all over my bathroom vanity. That was 3 days ago and I haven't seen the ants come back.
No complaints with zero bugs, plus a great smell.

I prefer natural ingredients over heavy chemicals any chance I get. Not that this is 100% organic, but a little natural is better than nothing.

So far, I’m impressed with how well this works. I hit some of the areas on my patio that I’ve had problems with ants, and I have yet to see them return. I also preemptively sprayed this underneath some of the hidden areas on my patio, where other pests have put nest in the fall. I’m hoping this helps to keep them out as well.

I will warn you, the scent of this is very strong. I know it says for indoor use, but I’m not sure I would want this in my house. With that said, if you like peppermint, it does have a pleasant smell.

for the money, it’s worth giving a shot