In Europe, and the UK, Moth Season usually begins in the second week of April and can extend through August. By the time you've noticed moths in your home there is a good chance that your natural fibre clothing has already been damaged. Adult moths do not eat. Their sole purpose is to mate and lay eggs. It's the larvae that are responsible for damage to your clothes. Our top tips for preventing moths include using Cedarwood, washing your clothes before storing them, using moth repellents and trying to keep windows closed at night. KateMoth products are fragranced with a delicious combination of scents that aim to deter moths, including Cedarwood, Bergamot, Mint, Lavender, Rosemary and Thyme. Kate Moth does not kill moths or larvae but is fragranced with scents that they do not like to deter them.

KateMoth scented drawer liners are fragranced with a delicious combination of scents that aim to deter moths, including Bergamot, Mint, Lavender, Rosemary, Cedarwood and Thyme. Kate Moth drawer lining paper is a moth deterrent and does not kill moths or larvae. It’s only fragranced with scents that they do not like to deter them. Place the KateMoth drawer liners on your wardrobe shelves or line your drawers; you can also place them in the bottom of storage boxes or bags. 
KateMoth Moth Deterrent Drawer Liners

KateMoth is a fragranced sachet using a delectable combination of aromas, including Cedarwood, Bergamot, Mint, Lavender, Rosemary and Thyme. Kate Moth is a moth deterrent and does not kill moths or larvae. It’s only fragranced with scents that they do not like to deter them. The KateMoth sachet is filled with vermiculite, a naturally occurring, biodegradable substance. Hang the KateMoth Moth Deterrent sachet in your closet or in your sweater drawer.
KateMoth - Moth Deterrent