I’m packing my clothes up to go away for six months and I dont want to come back and find them full of holes! I live in the midlands in england and my clothes will be in bags and suitcases in the attic…

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15 Comments für “How can I keep my clothes clothes moth free without having them smell of moth balls?”

  1. april_hwth sagt:

    Cedar Chips
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  2. black_dahlia sagt:

    lavander pockets with the actual dry lavender, not just the scent
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    http://www.twigscrafts.co.uk/smalltwigs/moth-sachet/moth-sachet.htm

    http://www.naturalcollection.com/natural-products/Natural-Moth-Repellent.aspx

  3. alison s sagt:

    you can buy moth repellent plastic leaves that hand in the wardrobe and dont smell like moth balls i think that they smell a bit like mint as far as i can remember, and they do work. you can get them from any hardware store
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  4. porcelina_68 sagt:

    I bought a package of cedar blocks from Meijer. Cedar is a natural moth repellant, and it smells good. (at least to me.)
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  5. Laura W sagt:

    cedar
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  6. HELEN LOOKING4 sagt:

    Moths hate Lavender and Camphorwood,either together or seperately.Wrap your clothes in brown paper as well.
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  7. fed up woman sagt:

    Seal them in plastic bags or containers, the moths can’t get at them through plastic. But they have to be well closed. Big ziplock bags work well with small items, shoes and tops. Iyou can find the catering size you can put bigger items folded.

    Small suitcases that can go inside a wheelie bin heavy duty bag will also do as long as you tie the bag well.
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  8. riki sagt:

    Lavender was used years ago, I assume it was fresh lavender, which became dried lavender over time. I buy pieces of wood impregnated with lavender and hang them in my wardrobes, occasionally I have drenched small pieces of cotton wood in essential oil of lavender, and taking care not to allow any to touch the clothes, have attached these pieces to the stems of coat hangers. You could probably rig up something similar even though you will not be using coat hangers.
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  9. amber sagt:

    whole cloves work really well and smell nice.
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    experience

  10. macca20806 sagt:

    try using lavender bags
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  11. Be happy or live miserable. sagt:

    Cedar block in the closet – from walmart
    cedar balls in your drawers – from walmart

    I have used them for years and they work wonders and DO NOT SMELL
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  12. diane3142 sagt:

    Try a couple of conkers, theres plenty free ones around, give it a go. I have also been told a conker in each corner of a room will keep spiders at bay, they dont like the smell. I am trying this right now as I hate the little buggers.
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  13. Rod Carruthers sagt:

    Use Cedar Balls, Cedar Rings, Cedar Hangups or Cedar Hearts which give effective control of moths and smell wonderful – all available from Coopers Direct – http://www.coopersdirect.com
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    Coopers Direct

  14. little eagle sagt:

    Ceder chips or blocks
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  15. Black Widdow sagt:

    move and air them regularly moths HATE to be disturbed or wrap them tightly in plastic bagging and tape closed they wont get in then and it keeps any damp out
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