ive tried to search it on the web, but besides the typical vacuum plastic storage after dry clean, moth balls/ cedar chips, and taking out your whole wardrobe to hang in sunlight for an hour every month,
wouldnt just taking your hands and running them in between each woolen coat in your closet every 2 weeks or so (moth infestation cycle is 21 days) would do enough to disturb their set in?
i know it's the wool coats that you dont use often lurking deep in the dark recesses of your closet that gets hit the most by them.
so wouldnt the regular, kind of run your arms in between them, kind of shake them up, rustle the coats that are hanging for about a minute, done every 2 weeks would do enough to prevent any moths and their attacking the coats?
wouldnt just taking your hands and running them in between each woolen coat in your closet every 2 weeks or so (moth infestation cycle is 21 days) would do enough to disturb their set in?
i know it's the wool coats that you dont use often lurking deep in the dark recesses of your closet that gets hit the most by them.
so wouldnt the regular, kind of run your arms in between them, kind of shake them up, rustle the coats that are hanging for about a minute, done every 2 weeks would do enough to prevent any moths and their attacking the coats?