CANADA RED CEDAR BALLS

We love our . Cedarwood gives off a wonderfully uplifting, spicy, woody aroma that fills your home and wardrobe instantly. It is also an amazing natural repellent that is perfect for moth prevention. The aroma of the Cedarwood has while making your drawers, wardrobe, and clothing smell forest fresh.

Total Wardrobe Care's Cedar Balls are a completely natural and safe alternative to using which contain toxic chemicals which can be harmful to humans and pets. We are delighted with the feedback from our customers telling us about the remarkable anti-moth results they have experienced.

WHY DO MOTHS NOT LIKE CEDARWOOD?

The natural oils in Cedarwood contain compounds that repel insects including clothes moths. Historically, Cedarwood chests were built and used to store valuable objects and protect out-of-season clothing and blankets. It was known that Cedarwood deterred insects and moths while keeping material items smelling fresh and fragrant.

HOW TO USE OUR CANADA RED CEDAR BALLS

Place the balls in drawers amongst your clothing, hang them in your coat cupboard or put them in your coat pockets. Beautifully packaged in a transparent organza drawstring bag, our Cedar Balls come in a pack of 20. These perfect packages of fragrance heaven are great to give to someone special as a small gesture or stocking filler. Refresh your Cedar Balls with our Natural Cedar Blend Refresher Spray every 3 months or sand them lightly with sandpaper to renew the aroma.

NATURAL CEDAR BLEND REFRESHER SPRAY

The Natural Cedar Blend Refresher Spray is a careful blend of natural ingredients including Red Atlas Cedar, the uplifting fragrances of Fir, Lemongrass, May Chang, Rosemary, Thyme & Clove Bud. All of our ingredients are from natural sources. No artificial fragrances, colours, or parabens are used.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE:

Spray the Cedar Blend Refresher Spray directly onto Cedarwood to give a protecting fragrance. Refresh your Cedar Balls, Shoe Trees, Cedar Blocks, drawers, and cupboards. Use every 2-3 months.

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