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Preface: I've done my homework. I've done the forum searches. I've done the Google searches. And there's still very little consensus on how to keep moths at bay while simultaneously minimizing the dry cleaning of one's clothing.
What's the preferred method for most people here? I'm a little leery of filling my closets with balls and wafers full of toxic chemicals -- not just because of the health hazard, but because I hate smelling like mothballs all day.
In a perfect world, sure, I'd have more than enough closet space to keep my out-of-season items dry cleaned and locked away in a dedicated closet full of mothballs. But I suspect many of us do not have that kind of space. I know I don't. Closet space is at a serious premium in my real estate market.
What's the preferred method for most people here? I'm a little leery of filling my closets with balls and wafers full of toxic chemicals -- not just because of the health hazard, but because I hate smelling like mothballs all day.
In a perfect world, sure, I'd have more than enough closet space to keep my out-of-season items dry cleaned and locked away in a dedicated closet full of mothballs. But I suspect many of us do not have that kind of space. I know I don't. Closet space is at a serious premium in my real estate market.