Lavender Anti-Moth Wardrobe Sachet
from: Caswell-Massey
Product Description:
Oil-enhanced sachets are a natural, pleasant way to repel insects from all makes of fabrics. Hang in your closet and freshen clothes with a light scent of Lavender.
Oil-enhanced sachets are a natural, pleasant way to repel insects from all makes of fabrics. Hang in your closet and freshen clothes with a light scent of Lavender.
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Rating: - 100% Natural anti-moth protection
Naphthalene, the leading ingredient in traditional moth balls, not only smells terrible but has been linked to nasal cancer and can lead to hemolytic anemia, the breakdown of red blood cells. This toxin can be transferred to the user from protected fabrics; to the fetus during pregnancy; or to a baby while breastfeeding. So, other than completely stripping the closet bare, removing the carpet, and washing with bleach, how do we protect our valuables and ourselves from hungry baby moths?
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- 100% Natural anti-moth protectionNaphthalene, the leading ingredient in traditional moth balls, not only smells terrible but has been linked to nasal cancer and can lead to hemolytic anemia, the breakdown of red blood cells. This toxin can be transferred to the user from protected fabrics; to the fetus during pregnancy; or to a baby while breastfeeding. So, other than completely stripping the closet bare, removing the carpet, and washing with bleach, how do we protect our valuables and ourselves from hungry baby moths?
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