Moths are tricky. Learn how to protect and care for your clothing and precious home textiles by identifying and dealing with moths.
Seeing tiny white worms in clothes can be a disturbing and unwelcome experience. After all, even mentioning worms in clothes is pretty darn gross. Who wants to open up their dresser and see that creepy crawlies have nested there? Yuck!
Acid free tissue paper has many benefits, making it an essential staple to have on hand for long-term clothing storage. Since this tissue paper is pH neutral, it helps to ensure that the dyes in your fabrics will not transfer or react to the paper itself. This special kind of tissue paper is often specially processed to remove contaminants.
Hypoallergenic fabrics are natural textiles, so in addition to being more ethically produced than synthetic fibers, they are more resistant to saliva and sweat. These fabrics can also be safely washed in hot water, which is better than cold water at killing allergens such as dust mites.
Before you invest in your next winter woolen take a look at our guide on the differences between Merino Wool and Lambswool. Do they feel the same? Is one better than the other? Read on to find out.
