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- Mothball - Wikipedia
Mothballs[1] are small balls of chemical pesticide and deodorant, sometimes used when storing clothing and other materials susceptible to damage from silverfish, mold or moth larvae (especially clothes moths like Tineola bisselliella)
- Mothballs: The Ultimate Home Remedy for Critters? - RidMyCritters. com
Mothballs are classified as pesticides and are an effective insecticide Over time, they dissolve into a toxic gas Using them outdoors will not only harm beneficial critters, but can easily contaminate plants, soil, and groundwater
- Are Mothballs Toxic? Heres What You Should Know - Real Simple
Mothballs are a pesticide commonly made of naphthalene or paradichlorobenzene According to the Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals, these chemicals are solids at room temperature that slowly change into a gas and become fumes in the air These fumes then kill moths, their eggs, and larvae
- WHAT ARE MOTHBALLS? Mothballs are not intended to be used HEED . . .
Mothballs have been used for many years in the United States as an insect and pest repellent for natural fbers, especially wool Naphthalene was frst registered as a pesticide in the United States in 1948 The State of Florida has registered approximately 400 moth clothing related products
- 5 Ways to Use Mothballs Around Your House
What are mothballs? Mothballs are balls of pesticides, traditionally naphthalene but now often dichlorobenzene They have ingredients that kill and repel pests such as moths Usually, mothballs come in a sealed plastic barrier to prevent vapors from escaping and harming unintended targets
- How to Use Mothballs: 12 Steps (with Pictures) - wikiHow
Mothballs are a potent way of dealing with clothes moths Many people forget that mothballs are made of dangerous pesticides and don't take safety precautions when using them Never use these products out in the open Instead, place your clothing with the mothballs in a sealed container
- How To Use Mothballs In Garden Is It Safe? - GardenTabs. com
Mothballs are a popular way to deter animals and pests, but are they safe for your garden? Luckily, we did some research to learn more about mothballs and the best pesticides for your garden Mothballs are poisonous to many pests, including beetles, cockroaches, earwigs, and ants
- Mothballs: A Short History Guide For Use - Rinse
Are mothballs safe to use around humans and pets? The chemicals inside mothballs are toxic to both humans and pets Mothballs should always be handled with care as extended exposure to them can lead to liver or kidney damage, as well as being considered a carcinogen
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