No Moths Without Using Mothballs

RE: No Moths Without Using Mothballs Post by deaton5000 (1) | (08/09/2007) Contact Lavender has been used for centuries for all kinds of things including moth repelling. You can buy dried lavender by the pound and put an ounce or two into small bags or tie up in handkerchiefs. Place a couple in each drawer of the dresser or in any closet to keep linens beautifully fresh, and free of moths. Enjoy. You will probably become a lavender lover. It smells so good! Report Spam or Abuse RE: No Moths Without Using Mothballs Post By jan (Guest Post) (08/09/2007) Hi,why don't you buy those plastic storage bags that you vacuum all the air out. You can store more things and you can use the bags over and over again. I think Walmart would have them. Report Spam or Abuse RE: No Moths Without Using Mothballs Post by Jantoo (744) | (08/09/2007) Contact I've always heard that moths only eat wool that is not completely clean. Lavender, rose petals, and dried lemon peel are supposed to repel moths. Cedar chips and cedar oil also help. Good luck. Report Spam or Abuse Tip: No Moths Without Using Mothballs Post by jess_admin (696) | (08/07/2007) Profile | Blog! | Contact Put whole cloves in pockets of woolen coats or in bags with sweaters when storing for the off-season. They prevent moth damage and leave a spicy aroma. Also place them in dresser drawers with socks and everyday work clothes. Mary Report Spam or Abuse