Does Cedar Wood Repel Moths?

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Clothes moth prevention has come a long way since the use of moth balls (luckily) Remember the revolting smell meant you wouldn’t want to wear the clothes anyway, but more importantly they were extremely toxic as they used the chemical Naphthalene which is carcinogenic. Thankfully they were banned by the EU in 2008 but with the increasingly milder winters and improved heating and home insulation, the clothes moth has had a resurgence. AN AGE OLD PROBLEM However, it’s not a new problem, humans have always had to deal with pests and throughout history, natural products have been used to deter moths. For example, Patchouli was used in India and this tradition travelled to Europe via the silk road. Victorian silk shawls were packaged with Patchouli leaves to protect them from moths during their travels as a consequence, Patchouli oil and.
Clothes moth prevention has come a long way since the use of moth balls (luckily) Remember the revolting smell meant you wouldn’t want to wear

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