Richards Homewares Moth Away Herbal Non Toxic Natural Repellent, 72 Count

I've used these sachets for many years, and have found them to be virtually 100% effective in preventing moth damage to the huge amount of woolen clothing I store over the summer. Of course, I don't love the expense, but, compared to what it would cost to replace moth-damaged clothing, it seems worth it. In my experience, these sachets are way more effective than cedar, and, most importantly, are less of a health risk than the old-fashioned mothballs I used way back in the bad old days. I also find the natural herbal scent pleasant and refreshing.I double-bag almost all the clothing I'm storing, in large, unused plastic garbage bags closed tightly with twist-ties, and I use a generous number of sachets in each bag. This always seems to work. I also have one zippered bag in my closet, for certain items that have to be stored on hangers; I toss a large number of sachets into that as well, and I try to keep the closet door closed as much as possible; so far, so good.....NOT happy about the plastic bags, but after unpacking my clothing in the late fall, I always re-use these bags for garbage. (Regrettably, in our city, garbage must be placed in plastic bags in order to be eligible for curbside pick-up.) I do try to be extra-conscientious environmentally in all other ways to make up for it, including avoiding any additional plastic bags by taking re-usable tote bags when shopping, etc.......

So glad to find this product on Amazon.We had pantry moths that snuck in in a bag of Basmati rice and it took almost 2 years to fully get rid of them! We used sticky moth traps (they fold into a triangle with the sticky inside, and have a pheromone bait square which draws the moths) to catch active moths and Moth Away to repel new moths. We no longer need the sticky traps, and the tea-bag-like sachets are easily taped to the ceiling/walls/under shelves of our pantry space. We've been moth-free for 3 years now.We just moved into a new home (but it's 200 years old), and I just ordered a box of Moth Away, 72 count, to place in all the closets, pantry area, and attic. I big improvement over the moth ball smell that used to be here - and it WORKS! Highly recommended!

I like the small tea-bag-like packages. Even though the price doubled since my last order 2 years ago, I reordered because I think they repel moths. I hang them on closet rods by twisting a wire bag tie around a corner of the sachet and looping the other end of the tie over the closet rod. I use 2-3 sachets in each closet and one in each clothes drawer.

Have bought these every Spring to put with my stored winter clothes. I like the aroma and I think they work very well

Ok, I admit that I just started using this product so I am not entirely sure how effective it is. On the other hand, not sure you could tell after a longer time unless it failed and you had moths in your clothes. But I do love the smell--it is minty and herby and I bought more so I could use it everywhere. So much better than having everything smell like moth balls.

I like it

Looks ok and easy to put in with clothes or in a closet. Smell is not particularly nice but OK. Kind of grass-slight mint. Packaged well --small bags easy to use.

To be honest, I’ve never done a controlled experiment. I’ve never put away some clothes with the repellant sachets, and some without. But I can say, I haven’t had any holes in any clothes since I started using them. The absolute best part is they smell great and you can put then right against the clothes. I was worried at first, that they might leave a mark. But have not seen any marks so far. This is the second season I’ve used Richard’s moth away.