Feature(may vary by option.)

●Usage 🛡️: Directly apply to clothing, leather, and books to safely and naturally repel moths and musty odours. The smell fades quickly after drying. Effectively wards off moths and flying insects, protecting textiles.
●Long-Lasting Effect 🕒: Features a strong fragrance for reliable, long-term protection. Creates a barrier against moth infestations in stored clothing and textiles.
●Wide Application 🌐: Ideal for closets, drawers, and storage boxes, protecting seasonal or rarely used clothes from moths. Also suitable for safeguarding outdoor gear, camping equipment, and winter clothing in basements, garages, or storage areas during the off-season.
●Effectiveness 🛠️: Mothballs prevent moth damage by generating a vapor barrier that repels moths and larvae. Their insecticidal properties are toxic to these pests.
●Warning ⚠️: Non-edible—keep away from children, food, tableware, feed, seeds, and vegetables. Store at room temperature and handle with safety gloves.


Description

Product description

Although many people are familiar with the sight and smell of mothballs, very few give much thought on how they should and should not be used. Mothballs can be effective at repelling certain insects within the home, but it is important to use them properly. Because they are used within the home and commonly considered a household product, users often fail to read the directions or take these products seriously. For example, individuals mistakenly think mothballs can be used to repel all kinds of pests, even rodents inside or outside the home. Even though they seem to be a general repellant, there is a reason they are called "moth" balls: they are specifically designed and labeled for moths. The purpose of this document is to provide the public with definitions and instructions for proper usage of mothballs.

Ingredients

Old fashion moth ball