5 Reasons Why RV Owners Are Choosing Pestora This Winter.
You drained the lines and put the cover on. Here's what's still missing before your RV sits empty for five months.
Protect my RV this winter
The pipes are drained. The pink antifreeze is in. The cover is on.
And for the next five months, your RV is the warmest, quietest, darkest empty place around. Mice know it. All it takes is one gap you didn't find.
Steel wool. Irish Spring. Peppermint on cotton balls. A few traps. You've probably tried some of it. Here are five reasons owners are adding one more step before they lock up.
You don't have to find every gap.
A travel trailer has hundreds of places a mouse can get in: the plumbing and wiring, slide-out seals, vents, the underbelly. Steel wool only works if you find every one, and that's a weekend on your back under the rig.
Pestora pouches don't depend on finding the gap. You put them where a mouse would settle in: cabinets, under the sink, the storage bays, the engine compartment.
Seal what you can. Let the pouches cover what you can't.
Five minutes. No power. Nothing to check on.
Plug-in repellers need power, and a stored RV is unplugged. Traps need checking, and you're not back until spring.
A pouch needs neither. Set one in each spot, write the date on it, lock the door. Each pouch lasts 60 days, so around mid-winter you swing by, swap in fresh ones and you're done.
Set it, date it, forget it.
No poison. No traps. No dead mouse to find in April.
You know the smell. You open the door in spring, and there it is.
Traps leave what they catch. Poison means mice dying where you can't reach them, in the walls or the heat duct. Pestora pouches use scent, not poison. Nothing to set. Nothing to empty.
They repel mice. They don't kill them. That's the point.
It costs less than one chewed wire.
RV owners on forums talk about repair bills of $1,300 and “thousands” for chewed wiring, nests in the heat ducts and a slide-out that won't move.
Add the day you don't spend scrubbing every cabinet in gloves and bleach. (Check your own policy too. Some cover rodent damage, some don't.)
One chewed wire can cost more than a whole winter of pouches.
Try it risk-free for 30 days.
Pouch repellents have a reputation. People read the reviews and think “waste of money.” So we'd rather carry the risk.
Every order is backed by our 30-day money-back guarantee. Set them out, see how they work in your RV, and if they're not for you, send them back for a refund.
You open the door in April to a clean RV, not a cleanup.
Pouches are not a force field. If mice are already inside (droppings, scratching in the walls), set traps first and clear them out. Pouches keep mice from moving in, and they work best alongside sealing the gaps you can find.
Real owners, real winters
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Pestora Rodent Repellent Pouches
- Peppermint-oil scent, no poison, no traps
- Place in cabinets, bays and the engine compartment
- Each pouch lasts 60 days
- Free shipping
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