Richards Homewares Moth Away Sachets Nontoxic (White) (1-Pack of 24 Sachets)

I bought these Richards Homewares Moth Away Sachets hoping to protect my clothes from moths, and so far, they’ve worked great!Easy to Use & Smell PleasantThe sachets come individually wrapped, and they’re super easy to place in closets, drawers, and storage bins. Unlike traditional mothballs, these don’t have a strong chemical odor—instead, they have a light, herbal scent that’s much more pleasant.Do They Work?So far, I haven’t seen any new moth damage on my sweaters and wool clothing. They seem to repel moths without being overpowering. I also like that they’re nontoxic, so I don’t have to worry about using them near my clothes.Pros & Cons✅ Easy to use—just place them in closets or drawers✅ Pleasant herbal scent—no harsh chemical smell✅ Nontoxic and safe for clothing✅ Good quantity (24 sachets in a pack)❌ Scent fades over time – May need to replace every few months❌ Not a complete solution – Best used with other moth-prevention methods (like proper storage)Final Verdict – Worth Buying?Yes! These sachets are a great alternative to mothballs if you want something effective but natural. I’ll definitely keep using them to protect my clothes!⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5) – Would Buy Again!

Very strong smell and good for mothto stay out

Smells better than mothballs and works just as wellWould purchase again

Works perfect. The moths hate the smell and fly away when they get close to it.

I needle felt so have a lot of wool. Somehow carpet beatles found their way into my stash. They are just as bad as moths. Got rid of the infestation and found these little gems. I love the smell and they work great. I put one in each of my Rubbermaid tubs and have had no more bug issues. They last several months. I also appreciate that although the scent is nice it does not make my wool smell even the wool that it is laying on. It also does not leave any debris on my wool. It’s the perfect product and size for what I need. Will continue to purchase. It’s cheaper than replacing my wool.

THESE smell good. They are much better than mothballs. However, they do not last long, at least for us. After about 3 months, they have very little odor and I doubt that they would repel moths. I took them out and put a little water on them and microwaved them and this seems to revive them a little but i think one would need to swap these out every three months for these to be effective. We used 9 of them in a single garment bag container that is about 18 inches wide.

I like the scent of the sachets and easy to distribute thoughout drawers, linen closets. I have bought the before and have not had any moth problems and gave them as Christmas stocking gifts last year. Much appreciated

I have a rug store. This was in a bag where I keep repair wool. That is an actuall moth larve and a bunch of eggs hanging out. Maybe it worked in the begining but no lasting effect and not a cheap product, stick to the poison (moth balls), at least they work.