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Moth Ball Odor
I visited your web site and found lots of great ideas, but need help to remove moth ball odor from baby clothes stored in them for a few years. I have tried baking soda, and white vinegar in the wash, as well as many days of fresh air, and nothing seems to work. Each time I think the smell fades, but warmth in the dryer (or on the baby) would make the smell return. Help!!


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add your comment »You might try Orvis® soap paste. My father owned a rug store for many years and this is what we used on all the rugs. Our house smells like moth balls, but I have grown accustomed to the smell over the years.
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Hi there! A natural moth repellent is DRIED LAVENDER. Fill a pouch or two and use it as you would moth balls.
A German friend of mine let me know that's why she doesn't like the smell of lavender; reminds her of elderly ladies:) I also know that in the South of France, where it is in abundance, they shoo off scorpions with fresh lavender!
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How do you remove moth ball odor in a house??
Particulary when moth balls were placed i;;n the attic and now the entire home smells like
moth balls. We removed the moth balls from the attic --- but now they permiate the entire house! Please help???!!!! Thank you!!
glenda --- ggalford@att.net
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on this subject - what is a natural moth repellent?
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The inside of a house?
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how do we remove moth ball odors?
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