PRICE BEATER Pack of 50 Moth Balls, Natural Moth Balls, Old Fashioned Natural Moth Balls, Balls For Moth Protection In Wardrobes Drawers, Storage Boxes Anti Insect Garden Care, Etc

Moth balls are not something that are seen very often thesse days. Tehy can be put into wardrobes or drawers to help keep clothes smelling fresh. Or, as we discovered, you can litter them around your loft as the apparently discourage mice and other rodents, or even birds, from going into the area. Personally, I find that they smell very unpleasant so am not surprised that small animals find them a deterrent.

Amazing exactly what I was looking for large Balls, long lasting and fast delivery, Thank you so much!

Convenient to use by spreading them around in drawers, wardrobe..camphor scent should scare or repel moths away

Alternative use for this item.Having problems with large rats invading my garden and using traps & poisons to no evail. I read that strong odours deter vermin.Placed 6/7 of these under my shed.No sign of vermin for over a week.Apologies to supplier for misuse of their product.

Something old fashioned but actually works!! Very leased

Works

Just what my wife wants

I purchased these in a frenzy when I discovered moths in my home, and to be fair, they are helping me keep the problem somewhat managed while I try and get through my house and clothes. Ironically I suffer from a chronic illness and shouldn’t be using this kind of toxic stuff but it’s precisely because I’m ill and disabled and not able to clean my house fast enough that I need them. Consumers should know that they are really VERY toxic and probably cancerous. The advertising is misleading as it’s portrayed as natural and safe and there’s even a hand holding a ton of them, but it most definitely isn’t natural and safe. There is no list of ingredients of the packaging either. Whether or not there is naphtalene in them is unconfirmed, but it would be against the law. The other active ingredients aren’t really less toxic either. Please don’t be fooled by the advertising. Also there were no real instructions for safe use. I will use the balls for this emergency but will hopefully get on top of the moth problem without it in the future.