What is in Moth Balls?, Moth Balls
What is in Moth Balls?, Moth Balls
On discovering you have clothes moths, most people will instinctively type ‘moth balls’ into a search engine, because we all remember moth balls, don’t we? Nearly all of us can recall being exposed to the horrible smell of moth balls at some point in our lives. However, when desperation takes hold, and we know clothes moth can induce feelings of desperation, it is human nature to reach for what we know. The problem is the term ‘Moth Balls’ is broad and depending on who you buy them from, the active ingredient varies. You may be looking for the original moth ball but chemicals in these are banned and for good reason, so, we thought it would be useful to give you a bit of background information before you buy. WHAT ARE MOTH BALLS MADE OF? If you look at the.
On discovering you have clothes moths, most people will instinctively type ‘moth balls’ into a search engine, because we all remember moth balls, don’t we?
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