SMELLEZE Dead Animal Odor Eliminator for Home - Removes Rodent & Mouse Smell in Wall, Attic, Crawlspace - Reusable Pouch, Pet Safe, USA Made, 375 sq.ft

Something died in the wall of my house between the living room and garage. It was unbearable. In desperation, because I don't have the means to tear out a wall, I looked for something to diminish the sickening smell. I read reviews on Smelleze and purchased two bags. I placed one in an opening wear a pipe goes under the house, near the area and another underneath the house. The first day, it smelled so much worse, I thought the product didn't work but the second day, the odor is gone. I mean gone. I don't know how it does it but it works, and I wanted to share this with anyone in the same situation. Yes, I know I will need to have whatever it was removed from the wall, but for now, this was amazing and well worth the money spent. Thank you, Smelleze, nothing sadder than a room with a beautiful Christmas tree, smelling like decay....I can enjoy the space again!

Didn’t work at all. I don’t question maybe it works for some but in a little 9x4 room…with ample moving air courtesy of an air filter, it did absolutely nothing. Light your money on fire. That may work better.

Had a mouse (I guess) die under my house. P. U. With A/C on the smell comes up though the vents. So put one where I thought the smell was coming from and then a few on the vents. Smell did not go away completely but it was at least liveable. So it got me though the few weeks it took for jerry to disintergrate.

I got the product and immediately used it. Within that day and until now no odor. It really works. Just a little bit of product smell but better than the urine smell. Love it.

Something appears to have died behind a closet wall. Terrible smell! The SMELLEZE helped a bit, but the smell is still very bad.

I get about 1-3 mice a year in a crawl space in my basement. I set up sticky traps in the opening to catch them. But I don’t always check often enough & the mouse stuck to a sticky trap gives off the usual “dead mouse” smell. I triple bag the sticky trap W/attached mouse and freeze them until trash day. I’ve used microwave method to eliminate any residual odor in the product in the past.. It works great. Unfortunately the refill I ordered at the same time wasn’t in the box though “my orders” on Amazon said it had arrived. I r requested a replacement using chat (didn’t seem like a person so assume is automated). If it arrives,all went well w/this order but next time I’ll order the refill container separately to decrease possibility of the refill being omitted. Not a big deal since I’ll be using the original inside the cloth bag for a while as these last a long time since it can be rejuvenated (from past experience that works well). For past orders, microwaving to “regenerate” or remove the odor from the product has worked great. But when it’s warm enough, I’m going to try putting it in the sun when it needs “rejuvenating” as after putting it in a microwave that I cook food in makes me a bit nervous so I clean/disinfect the inside of the microwave to make sure it’s sanitary (likely the microwave killed anything that might cause that but dead mice creep me out) I don’t recall the option of putting it in the sun to rejuvenate in the past, but I probably just missed it when reading instructions on back of package. I’d recommend it as it definitely removes any residual odor which is very noticeable when the mouse dies. Not sure this is humane though. Need to do a better job of filling my bait traps that r outside the house along the side where the mouse usually gets into the crawl space. This year was very cold & only one mouse died. I’d recommend this.

To make a long story short--after noticing a terrible odor coming from our bottom kitchen cabinets that didn't go away after removing everything,(no dead bodies in there) cleaning, and repainting the insides of the cupboards, we figured a critter of some sort had somehow gotten in and died in the wall behind the cabinets. Before going to all of the expense of hiring a professional to tear out part of the wall, I went searching for something that might get rid of the terrible smell. After reading many reviews I decided to give this stuff a try. I tied the bag around a sink pipe, and left the cabinet doors open with a floor fan blowing air into the space. It took a couple of days, but the odor is totally gone. I intend to keep the bag hanging in there awhile longer, just to be on the safe side...Yes, it IS expensive, but it was money well spent, as it did the job. Supposedly you can refresh and re-use this by putting it out in the sun for a few hours, and that is what I intend to do, before using it again. (But I'll really be happy if I never need to use it in the future!)

I have a dead mouse behind the dishwasher. It worked a little. Definitely not worth the cost.

Packaging suggests a no of bags filled with "smelleze" but in actual fact there was only 1x string bag full . I put the product in 3 separate open containers within 1.5-2 metres from source of smell but it has done lille tto absorb same .for the price extremely disappointing

had a serious dead rat smell lingering in the cabin and after three days, nada. I'm a sceptic but this actually worked

Doit-on féliciter ici le génie qui a eu l'idée de coller une étiquette code-barre indécollable ...en plein sur les instructions d'utilisation ? Et quand on vend un produit en France, la moindre des choses serait de l'accompagner d'un feuillet avec les instructions ou le mode d'emploi en français, merci.

Works very well, Our house is over 400 years old and in the country so we get rats in the attics, placing poison leaves us to possible decomposition of the animal in the walls which smells for a couple of weeks, with these bags that stops before it starts, had no smells since placing them, really work well. I would say a bit expensive, but a lot better than having the smell.

This product does not work at all It is a waste of money. It mad no difference at all to the smell