Review on 🦋 Richard's Homewares - Moth Away Herbal Moth Repellent - 72 Count: Your Ultimate Solution for Moth Infestation by John Stowers

I have been using these bags for many years now and have found them to be almost 100% effective in preventing moth damage to the large amount of woolen clothing I store in the summer. Of course, I don't like the cost, but compared to how much it would cost to replace moth-damaged clothing, it's worth it. In my experience, these packets are far more effective than cedar, and most importantly, pose less of a health risk than the old-fashioned mothballs I used in the bad old days. I also find the natural aroma of herbs pleasant and refreshing. Most of the clothes I store I duplicate in large unused plastic garbage bags that are tightly closed with drawstrings and use a large number of bags in each bag. It always seems to work. I also have a zip pocket in the closet for some things that need to be stored on hangers; I also throw in lots of tea bags and try to keep the cupboard door closed as much as possible; So far, so good. NOT happy with plastic bags but after unpacking my clothes in late fall I keep using these bin bags. (Unfortunately, in our city, trash has to be placed in plastic bags for curbside pickup.) I really try to be super eco-conscious in every other way to offset that, including avoiding the extra plastic. Shopping bags, taking along reusable shopping bags, etc.