You Don't Deserve Moth Problems

Moths are tricky. Learn how to protect and care for your clothing and precious home textiles by identifying and dealing with moths.

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Where Do Moths Come From?

Moth traps effectively reduce the population of adult male moths by luring them with sticky pheromones, disrupting the breeding cycle. These traps also help gauge the severity of your moth issue. Additionally, moth-killing sprays and bombs eliminate these pests on contact.

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Why Are Moths Dusty?

Moths are dusty because their wings are covered in tiny scales. These scales are similar to the scales that you would find on a fish, except they're extremely small and less durable. The tiny scales of a moth can only be recognised as such under a microscope. To the naked eye, they seem like glittery or powdery dust.

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When and How to Use Acid Free Tissue Paper for Storing Clothes

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.

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Hypoallergenic Bedding for Allergy Relief

Hypoallergenic fabrics are natural textiles, so in addition to being more ethically produced than synthetic fibres, 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.

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