Asda moth killer

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Asda moth killer

Find cleaning advice from other Mumsnetters on our Housekeeping forum. I'm pretty certain we have a moth problem although they only seem intent on destroying my clothes I've completely emptied m wardrobe washed every item of clothing and hoovered and cleeaned. I don't want to use chemical mothballs. I just bought a pack, opened them and they stank then I read all the warnings on the back and have terrified myself that I've exposed us although to hideous chemicals! What can I use instead as a deterrant and where do I get it? Thanks I will try and get hold of some. I've been blaming the washing machine for ages. I'm so cross at all the holes!!! They are very hard to get rid of IME. They are horrible. Hope you get it sorted soon. I have lots of the blighters. I am using pheremone traps that are supposed to reduce numbers over time. We will see I too hope you get it sorted.

Its a lot easier to rough up with a bit of sand paper than rolling balls.

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Are moths eating clothes in your wardrobe and leaving holes in your favourite clothes? If so, you probably have an infestation of common clothes moths also known as the webbing clothes moths. Or are your carpets becoming patchy and threadbare, particularly behind heavy furniture or in darker areas of a room? If so, you may have a problem with carpet moths , also known as case bearing carpet moths or carpet beetles. With over 20 years' experience treating moth infestations in homes and businesses, our aim is to supply you with top quality moth killer products together with all the advice you need to enable you to carry out a successful moth treatment without the need for a professional.

Asda moth killer

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I'd also check any items you have in the house that are made of fur or leather - we had a couple of things we'd brought back from holidays - a skin drum for example and it was crawling with moth grubs. Now they get squashed. When I am in the linen cupboard or wardrobes I give them a little squeeze. I think I have so many things on the go that it all builds up over time and keeps the moths away. Advanced search Saved Active Unanswered threads. Please create an account or log in to access all these features. Now they get squashed. I am using pheremone traps that are supposed to reduce numbers over time. Here's our list of the UK's best steam irons to buy in , as tried and tested by Mumsnetters and their families. There was a recipe for natural moth repellant shown on tv recently by James Wong. I used to try and catch them and gently put them outside. In the dark ages all chests were made of cedarwood because it works. I have lots of lovely vintage clothing and after the last couture dior 's moth attack I have decided to get super vigilant. Hope you get it sorted soon.

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I have those colibri things,as I have heard goo things about them,but the moths are just mothing away right next to them ,the little bastards. Thanks I will try and get hold of some. Time to give this tough but smooth steam iron from Tefal a try. Add splashes of Vodka. Along with sprigs of lavender, moths dont like that either. I'm down to just the occasional moth now but have those sticky moth traps in their favourite haunts and all the wardrobes. Keep hoovering! Dry them out I did in a very low oven. I've had a moth infestation this year too - several cashmere jumpers ruined, holes in rugs and so on - all of the above are good tips, the freezer is great for fragile items that won't wash. I have those colibri things,as I have heard goo things about them,but the moths are just mothing away right next to them ,the little bastards.