Moths are known nuisances in many homes, infamous for damaging clothing. They reproduce by laying eggs on natural materials like silk, wool, and cashmere. As the larvae hatch, they begin to consume ...

As the mercury climbs and summer looms, thousands of households are diving into spring cleaning, swapping out chunky woolly jumpers for breezier attire. But what's to stop your stowed away knitwear ...

Moths lay eggs on sweaters, and their larvae feed on natural fibers like wool and cashmere. If left unchecked, they can reproduce year-round and do even more damage. You can control moths with ...

Scented with lavender, patchouli, lemongrass, and eucalyptus, this is Clothes Doctor’s best-selling moth repellent bag. The fragrance from the herbs acts as a natural repellent, and - even better - a ...

I remember my mother making the big clothing shift in the spring from upstairs in our closets to garment bags zipped and hanging in the basement, and then reverse in the fall. Ever the reader, she ...

Ditch toxic mothballs for natural, fragrant alternatives like lavender essential oil, spices, herbs, and cedarwood. These eco-friendly options effectively repel moths and fabric pests, leaving clothes ...

Scented with lavender, patchouli, lemongrass, and eucalyptus, this is Clothes Doctor’s best-selling moth repellent bag. The fragrance from the herbs acts as a natural repellent, and - even better - a ...

Finding moths in rugs can be quite a nuisance, and it can lead to your much-loved investment getting damaged. Moths enjoy ...