Moth deterrent kit NEW!!!
NEW!! Cedarwood and cedarwood oil is a natural moth deterrent
.
A local mill uses it in its wool storage rooms and I have used it for many years as well.
I put a few drops of pure cedarwood essential oil on a wood ring and hung them around my wool storage room. The cedar has a pleasant scent and *knock on wood* I have not had bugs in 15 years of working with wool.
Do this along with proper wool storage and protect your wool investments.
DO NOT use mothballs. They are pretty toxic and the wool will absorb the smell, it's really pretty awful. Same with dryer sheets.
.
A local mill uses it in its wool storage rooms and I have used it for many years as well.
I put a few drops of pure cedarwood essential oil on a wood ring and hung them around my wool storage room. The cedar has a pleasant scent and *knock on wood* I have not had bugs in 15 years of working with wool.
Do this along with proper wool storage and protect your wool investments.
DO NOT use mothballs. They are pretty toxic and the wool will absorb the smell, it's really pretty awful. Same with dryer sheets.
$1,300.00
Moth deterrent kit NEW!!!—
$1,300.00
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NEW!! Cedarwood and cedarwood oil is a natural moth deterrent
.
A local mill uses it in its wool storage rooms and I have used it for many years as well.
I put a few drops of pure cedarwood essential oil on a wood ring and hung them around my wool storage room. The cedar has a pleasant scent and *knock on wood* I have not had bugs in 15 years of working with wool.
Do this along with proper wool storage and protect your wool investments.
DO NOT use mothballs. They are pretty toxic and the wool will absorb the smell, it's really pretty awful. Same with dryer sheets.
.
A local mill uses it in its wool storage rooms and I have used it for many years as well.
I put a few drops of pure cedarwood essential oil on a wood ring and hung them around my wool storage room. The cedar has a pleasant scent and *knock on wood* I have not had bugs in 15 years of working with wool.
Do this along with proper wool storage and protect your wool investments.
DO NOT use mothballs. They are pretty toxic and the wool will absorb the smell, it's really pretty awful. Same with dryer sheets.
