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Do you ever go to your closet, excited to pull out your cosiest cashmere sweater, only to find it suddenly has a gaping hole? The culprit is likely a moth. Though you may not have seen them, these little pests are there, silently wreaking havoc on your favourite garments. Clothing moths are nocturnal creatures, thriving in the darkest corners of your home – your closets. They lay tiny larvae that are incredibly hard to spot and leave stringy trails resembling cobwebs.
The main attraction for these moths? Fabric that has absorbed bodily fluids such as sweat, saliva, and oil. The larvae feed on these remnants, making your beloved cashmere pieces a prime target if they haven't been properly cleaned.
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Do you ever go to your closet, excited to pull out your cosiest cashmere sweater, only to find it suddenly has a gaping hole? The culprit is likely a moth. Though you may not have seen them, these little pests are there, silently wreaking havoc on your favourite garments. Clothing moths are nocturnal creatures, thriving in the darkest corners of your home – your closets. They lay tiny larvae that are incredibly hard to spot and leave stringy trails resembling cobwebs.
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Protecting your cashmere from moths involves a few simple but crucial steps:
- Clean Before You Store: Always wash your cashmere items before storing them for long periods. Even the smallest amount of residue can attract moths.
- Use Cotton Care Bags: Store your cashmere in a cotton care bag with cedar blocks. Cedar is a natural moth deterrent, adding an extra layer of protection.
- Seasonal Storage: For long-term storage, especially over a season, place your cashmere in a box or bin. This not only keeps moths out but also protects your garments from dust and moisture.
- Keep it Fresh: Use a deodorising spray to keep your cashmere fresh throughout the season. Our deodorising spray includes cedar, adding a pleasant scent while keeping those pesky moths at bay.
