Moths again

[Janet Barry]

Or you could try the tree-hugger approach;
Rosemary, Mint, Thyme, Cloves, and Ginseng:
Use 1/2 pound rosemary, 1/2 pound mint, 1/4 pound thyme, 1/4 pound 
ginseng (optional), and 2 tablespoons cloves. Mix and put in cheesecloth 
bags and place in closets or drawers.  (or pianos)

Although I'd use smaller quantities unless you want enough little 
moth-repellent bundles to last the next five years.  And seriously, some 
people are more sensitive than others to chemicals and pesticides, so 
its probably a good idea to find out how the customer feels before 
letting loose the RoundUp in his indoor environment.

Janet


firmin1 wrote:
> Bruce,
> If the client is retired I see no harm in subjecting the moth larvae 
> or the client with an insecticide like Dursban or Lindane, if they are 
> available at an old hardware store in your area. Like all of us, we 
> are on an extended, finite stay here, and a little push one way or the 
> other will not be noticed. I spray the varmints with what is 
> available: currently it is a termite and wood boring insect killer. 
> Better them than me and my collection.
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> Berley
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