moths

[pepper.1@blu]

does anyone know how to keep moths out of a room ,without useing mothballs thanks

[grannyg]

Cedarwood in any way shape or form.
I bought some balls from Betterware a couple of years ago to put with my clothes and they have worked a treat.
I think you can also get them from Lakeland and Kleenezee as well.
GG

[bluevern]

Dont turn the lights on!! Most night time critters are attracted to light

[SteveSxx]

Get a cat !!

[bluevern]

Buy a bat!

[pepper.1@blu]

thanks for answering . grannyg you may be right years ago i bought cedar wood balls .just for the nice smell,threw them out when the smell faded now my clothes are motheaten must buy some more.bluevern i thought thats when they fed at night in the dark,and stevesxx do cats eat them

[Dee Sa]

mothballs are disgusting and should be banned.
I once sat on a plane next to an elderly gent who was "suited & booted" and the suit stunk of mothballs and I felt sick and couldnt eat or drink for the whole 8 hr journey.

[SteveSxx]

my cats eat anything that moves and most things that don't
they eat bees & wasps so a moth is easy meat ........

[pepper.1@blu]

i also cant stand the smell of them Dee Saa.not much meet on them is there ste .thanks for taking the time to answer