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Camphor Wood Moth Balls (50pcs) Insect Repellent

Camphor Wood Moth Balls (50pcs) Insect Repellent

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Natural Protection for Closets, Cabinets & Storage

Keep your clothing, linens, and stored items protected from moths and other insects with these Camphor Wooden Moth Balls. Made from natural camphor wood, each ball releases a distinctive aroma that insects dislike, helping to deter them from nesting in enclosed, dark spaces.

This set includes 50 camphor wood balls, each with an approximate diameter of 1.8 cm. Their compact size makes them easy to place in drawers, wardrobes, cupboards, storage boxes, and bedroom closets without taking up unnecessary space. Simply distribute several balls in the areas you want to protect and allow the natural scent to work continuously over time.

Why It's a Smart Choice

  • Natural camphor wood - Uses the characteristic scent of camphor wood to help repel moths and insects without sprays or liquids.
  • Convenient 50-piece set - Provides enough pieces to protect multiple closets, cabinets, and storage areas throughout your home.
  • Easy, low-maintenance use - Place the balls where needed; no power, refills, or complicated setup required.

FAQ

Q: How many camphor balls should I use per drawer or closet?
A: For small drawers, 2-4 balls are usually sufficient. For larger closets or cabinets, distribute 6-10 balls evenly across shelves and hanging areas.

Q: How long does the scent last?
A: The scent gradually fades over time. For best results, check every few months and gently rub the surface of the balls or rotate them to help refresh the aroma as needed.

Q: Can I place these directly on fabrics?
A: It is recommended to place the balls in a small breathable pouch or on a shelf near items rather than in direct contact with delicate fabrics.

Q: Where are these best used?
A: They are suitable for wardrobes, drawers, cupboards, storage boxes, and other enclosed or dark spaces where moths and insects are likely to hide.

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