Travel trailer stored from November through April. Placed six Fugelyn pouches before closing up — two in the cabinet run, one above the furnace panel, one in the wet bay, and two in the exterior storage bays. Opened the door in April. Nothing. Not a dropping. Not a chewed wire. Not a smell. First time in four years.
Checked the ingredient list on the pouches I had been using for three seasons. Corn cob carrier. Right there on the label. No wonder mice ignored them — I was placing a food source next to a repellent. Switched to Fugelyn. Mineral carrier. No competing signal. Opened the RV in spring and found everything exactly where I left it.
Used to manually reorder pouches every season and always forgot until the last minute — sometimes after I had already closed up. The automatic subscription ships the refresh cycle before the current one lapses. I have not thought about it once since I set it up. That is exactly what I needed.
Protect the places mice approach, travel through, and attempt to enter before your RV is closed for the season.
Place pouches inside lower cabinets, beneath the sink, and near the plumbing routes mice may follow into the kitchen area.
Cover the bedroom shelf and under-bed compartment, especially where wiring, ducts, or hidden storage spaces connect to the RV structure.
Place a pouch near plumbing lines and enclosed cabinet corners where mice may travel after entering through lower utility areas.
Protect the area around furnace ducts, wiring, and access panels that can provide warm, concealed nesting locations.
Place a pouch near the dashboard firewall where wiring and openings may connect the engine area to the vehicle interior.
Add coverage inside enclosed shelves, cabinets, and hidden compartments that remain undisturbed throughout storage season.
Place pouches near water lines, drains, and plumbing penetrations where exterior openings lead toward protected interior spaces.
Cover storage compartments where mice can hide before moving through gaps, wiring routes, or utility openings into the RV.
Position pouches near protected wheel-well areas that mice may use as climbing points while approaching the underside of the vehicle.
Place pouches securely away from hot or moving components to protect wiring, insulation, and concealed engine compartments.
Cover the areas around pipes and utility lines where small gaps can create direct routes from outside to inside.
Position pouches near underbelly panels and service hatches that provide access to insulation, wiring, plumbing, and floor cavities.
Protect the compact interior, engine area, cabinets, and under-seat storage before parking for an extended period.
Use pouches across interior living spaces, exterior bays, plumbing access points, wheel wells, and underbelly openings.
Cover the living area and the mechanical transition zones connecting the chassis, engine bay, storage bays, and interior.
Place pouches inside cabinets and basement storage while also covering landing gear areas, utility bays, and exterior access points.
Add coverage around compartments, wiring areas, engine spaces, and entry routes before long-term storage.
Use inside classic cars, work trucks, recreational vehicles, and other vehicles that remain parked and unattended for months.
Cover both interior zones and transition zones before closing up. Interior-only placement misses the spaces mice travel through on the way in. Transition-zone placement intercepts the approach before it becomes an entry.
The scent barrier triggers an immediate avoidance response.
The barrier meets them before they reach the wheel wells, storage bays, or interior openings.
Strategic placement protects the routes mice use while approaching the vehicle.
High-risk exterior routes are covered by an invisible scent barrier.
The areas mice commonly use to move from outside to inside become difficult to navigate.
Mice can no longer navigate a comfortable path into the stored vehicle.
The protected vehicle no longer feels like a safe place to enter or nest.
Mice learn to avoid the protected routes instead of repeatedly testing them.
The RV is removed from their regular travel and shelter pattern.
Your wiring, vents, storage bays, cabinets, and interior remain protected.
You do not lose weekends disinfecting the RV before the first trip of the season.
You open the door and find everything exactly as you left it.
Powerful plant-based ingredients designed to protect your stored RV naturally.
Built for seasonal storage without poison, without traps, and without driving back to check on it.
Choose your pouch count based on the size of your RV
and the number of interior and transition zones
that need continuous storage-season coverage.
Interior + one
transition zone covered
Full interior + all storage
bays + wet bay
Interior + transition zones + engine bay
+ dashboard firewall
RV + tow vehicle + enclosed trailer
+ garage
Place Fugelyn before your storage season. If it does not protect your RV the way we have described, contact us within 30 days and we will make it right. No forms. No waiting. No questions.
ADD TO CART Try it risk-free before storage seasonEach pouch provides continuous protection for up to 90 days. For a standard 6-month storage season, you need two refresh cycles — both ship automatically on subscription.
Cover both interior zones and transition zones. Interior: kitchen cabinets, furnace access panel, bedroom, bathroom, and under-bed storage. Transition: wet bay, exterior storage bays, wheel well housings, engine bay firewall area. Transition zone placement is what most RV owners miss — and it is the most important part.
Travel trailers and fifth wheels: 4-6 pouches. Class C and Class A motorhomes: 6-8 pouches. If you are also storing a tow vehicle or enclosed trailer, add 2-3 pouches per additional vehicle.
Most competitor pouches use corn cob as their carrier material. Corn cob is a food source and a nesting material — which means the pouch was sending two competing signals at once. The scent said leave. The carrier said stay. Fugelyn's mineral carrier sends one signal only.
No. That is the point. The mineral carrier releases the formula at a consistent rate for 90 days without any management, checking, or presence required. Place it before you lock the door. It runs without you.
Your order is backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee. Contact us and we will make it right.
Yes. Place pouches under seats, in trunk storage, in the engine bay, and in any enclosed storage area. The same placement principles apply — cover interior zones and transition zones.
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