For effective use in sedan style vehicles, we recommend placing sachets in areas that are common for mouse activity. You don't need to place sachets in all these areas, but the ones listed below are fairly standard. If you have vehicles from companies that commonly used components that attract rodents or if you're addressing an ongoing issue, you might require more sachets.

We recommend at least using a full 6-Pack in select areas in a sedan-style vehicle, to make sure all standard areas are treated. 

Front Engine Compartment: Tie and fasten near electrical
Glove Box: In main compartment (mainly for older vehicles)
Trunk: In corners of trunk and in spare tire compartment
Seats: Under passenger and or driver seat

For effective use in cars and other vehicles, we recommend placing sachets in areas that are common for mouse activity. You don't need to place sachets in all these areas, but the ones listed below are fairly standard. If you have vehicles from companies that commonly used components that attract rodents or if you're addressing an ongoing issue, you might require more sachets.

We recommend using at least a full 6-Pack of Rodents Away Odor Free to treat all standard areas, but more product might be required depending on the size of the SUV and other environmental factors. 

Additionally, families often use larger vehicles and therefore, food and snack remnants often get left behind and can be the root of rodent issues in vehicles. 

Front Engine Compartment: Tie and fasten near electrical (May need more, depending on size of engine bay
Glove Box: In main compartment (mainly for older vehicles)
Trunk and Trunk Bed: In corners of trunk and in spare tire compartment
Trunk Storage: Underneath any trunk bed storage or side panel storage compartments
Seats: Under passenger and or driver seat (Will likely require more, to treat all seating areas)

For effective use in cars and other vehicles, we recommend placing sachets in areas that are common for mouse activity. You don't need to place sachets in all these areas, but the ones listed below are fairly standard. If you have vehicles from companies that commonly used components that attract rodents or if you're addressing an ongoing issue, you might require more sachets.

We recommend using at least a full 6-Pack of Rodents Away Odor Free to treat all standard areas, but more product might be required depending on the size of the minivan and other environmental factors.

Additionally, families often use larger vehicles and therefore, food and snack remnants often get left behind and can be the root of rodent issues in vehicles.

Front Engine Compartment: On minivans that have sliding doors, there are often sliding components and open areas that get overlooked and are important to search for rodent activity.
Glove Box: In main compartment, as well as centre console as needed.
Trunk: In corners of trunk and in spare tire compartment
Trunk Storage: Underneath any trunk bed storage or side panel storage compartments
Seats: Under passenger and or driver seat (Will likely require more, to treat all seating areas)

Coupes are a bit more unique than regular vehicles, when it comes to treating them for rodents. Many coupes have retractable or removable roofs (convertibles), some have mid-to-rear mounted engines with many additional performance related components, and many also have a "frunk" (front trunk) which can be overlooked. Outside of the coupe itself, often times the environments can change with the seasons, as many owners choose to store their coupes away for the winter. 

We recommend at least using a full 6-Pack in select areas in coupe-style vehicle, to make sure all standard areas are treated. Additional sachets are recommended to ensure that if your coupe is a collectible, to ensure your investment stays mouse-free.

Ensure that roof is closed while storing vehicle or while treating rodent issues, as our sachets work best in enclosed environments.

Front or Rear Engine Compartment: Tie and fasten near vulnerable electrical components.
Glove Box and or Centre Console: In main compartment and centre console as needed.
Trunk or Frunk: Depending on size, you could likely get away with a single sachet in this area.
Seats: Under passenger and or driver seat, as well as behind seats as needed.

For effective use in cars and other vehicles, we recommend placing sachets in areas that are common for mouse activity. You don't need to place sachets in all these areas, but the ones listed below are fairly standard. If you have vehicles from companies that commonly used components that attract rodents or if you're addressing an ongoing issue, you might require more sachets.

We recommend using at least a full 6-Pack of Rodents Away Odor Free to treat all standard areas, but more product might be required depending on the size of the truck, if treating truck bed as well, and other environmental factors.

Additionally, families often use larger vehicles and therefore, food and snack remnants often get left behind and can be the root of rodent issues in vehicles. In the case of trucks, many also use them for work and other outdoor adventures, picking up unwanted hitchhiking critters along the way.

Front Engine Compartment: Tie and fasten near electrical (May need more, depending on size of engine bay
Glove Box and Centre Console: In main compartment and centre console as needed.
Truck Bed: In corners of truck bed, depending on the size. Additionally, if you have a truck shell with compartments, it is important to inspect them for mouse activity and may require additional sachets. If experiencing issues in your truck bed, our product will also work best with the truck bed enclosed as opposed to open. 
Truck Storage: Underneath any truck bed storage or side panel storage compartments
Seats: Under passenger and or driver seat (Will likely require more, to treat all seating areas if it is a full or half cab truck)

For effective use in cars and other vehicles, we recommend placing sachets in areas that are common for mouse activity. You don't need to place sachets in all these areas, but the ones listed below are fairly standard. If you have vehicles from companies that commonly used components that attract rodents or if you're addressing an ongoing issue, you might require more sachets.

We recommend using at least a full 6-Pack of Rodents Away Odor Free to treat all standard areas, but more product might be required depending on the size of the jeep, if treating jeep bed as well, and other environmental factors.

Additionally, families often use larger vehicles and therefore, food and snack remnants often get left behind and can be the root of rodent issues in vehicles. In the case of jeeps, many also use them for work and other outdoor adventures, picking up unwanted hitchhiking critters along the way.

Front Engine Compartment: Tie and fasten near electrical (May need more, depending on size of engine bay
Glove Box and Centre Console: In main compartment and centre console as needed.
Truck Bed: In corners of jeep bed, depending on the size. Additionally, if you have a jeep shell with compartments, it is important to inspect them for mouse activity and may require additional sachets. If experiencing issues in your jeep bed, our product will also work best with the jeep bed enclosed as opposed to open.
Jeep Storage: Underneath any jeep bed storage or side panel storage compartments
Seats: Under passenger and or driver seat (Will likely require more, to treat all seating areas if it is a two or four door jeep model.