Review on 🐀 Rodent Rat Sorb (1oz) Powerful Odor Eliminator for Dead Rodents (1oz) by James Phillips

Something died in our house. There is no doubt about it. The woman sniffed, the children sniffed, I sniffed. I ripped the insulation in the attic. Nothing. I ran under the house. Nothing. The stench intensified with each spasmodic breath. We were desperate. We went online to find the best way to cover up a really bad smell. It's no wonder we came across a bunch of creepy serial killers and indoor marijuana growers, but we also found mention of Rat Sorb, a wonder product. I read almost all of the 200+ reviews and trusted that the product would at least cover up the foul smell of something that had obviously died somewhere in the walls of our home. The product seemed reasonably priced if it could do what it says on the tin, so we ordered it straight away. The 1-ounce bottle arrived a few days later, and I began using all the tricks instructed by happy customers: remove the covers from the vents near the source of the smell and place cotton balls soaked in Rat Sorb inside; stuffing soaked cotton balls into cracks, etc. Over the next two days I took out the old cotton balls and replaced them with new Rat Sorbed. Holy dump! On the third day, the smell of death raging in my stomach left just in time for my mother's visit. In response to all the negative comments about this product, I've read in my research that it usually takes weeks or more for the smell of a dead rat to fully dissipate. At Rat Sorb, we suffered from the smell of camphor potpourri in our house for several days, then the air cleared. didn't mind at all, by the way), but she's glad the smell of dead rats is gone.