Moth Repellent

A Variety Of Moth Repellent Options

Natural Moth Repellent, a natural process to preventing moths, is to freeze the items. Freezing is a safe, non-toxic, cost effective process of protecting items stored for a long period of time.

Another common alternative to moth balls is using herbs. A variety of herbs can be used to deter moths and other insects. Some herb combinations can be found readily available in the home. Combine the specific herbs into one and then place small amounts of the mixture into sachets.

A common alternative to strong scented, chemicals. Moth killer sprays are available as well. Spray cans offer direct protection against unwanted insects. The sprays offered are also cost effective, though it is a little bit more expensive. Moth Repellent spray will also rid the home of flies and wasps. Providing control over multiple flying insects is an advantage this product has compared to it’s competitors. Moth Repellent spray does contain chemicals.

A disadvantage when compared to the natural, floral scented products. Moth balls, though common, can potentially cause serious health risks. Moth Repellent balls or “Moth balls” are primarily made up of chemicals. Chemicals that produce a distinctive, unpleasant scent that is released into the air. Insect repellents are sometimes present in moth balls. They are the most common solution to a home made moth ball recipe. But the chemicals used to create the balls can prove hazardous to the human body when in direct contact with the chemical balls.

Strips are a nice alternative to moth balls. Moth repellent strips are made commercially, similar to moth balls. But pose little to no risk to the human body.

Cedar is a classic alternative to moth balls. Cedar is sold in attractive blocks of wood. Attractive appearance and scent make this a welcome alternative to most chemicals currently sold. However, cedar is a considerable investment. The price can often be double the price of chemicals. The price of cedar can be controlled by purchasing small portions and using the product in small spaces. This will allow for a cheaper alternative to large blocks of the expensive wood. Cedar is also available in a variety of scents.