Removing moths on the move and in a small space… caravan storage problems solved!

If you’re lucky enough to be going away for more than a couple of weeks you certainly need to be prepared and that means taking more than you may like! This doesn’t need to be such a problem when you take storage bags – and especially vacuum storage bags – with you.

Clothes moth trap

But first we’ll start with how to keep moths at bay! Make sure you use moth resistant bags and clean everything before storing it. For clothing protection Clothes Moth Traps are designed to be hung in clothing storage areas, are simple to assemble and installed in seconds. These are the ideal chemical free solution, they last for approximately 6 weeks from activation and are easy to use.

Anyone on the move will also love the Cedar Wood Blocks because they are great for Suitcases & Gym Bags and also Closets, Garment Storage Covers & Boxes, Dressers. You can take the forest fresh scent with you!

Caravanning4u provides great advice on the problem of moths in a Caravan, such as using string bags to place five or six mothballs in four bags and depositing one in each corner of the caravan. Cedar wood is of course the natural moth repellent with a wonderful aromatic fresh fragrance and natural cedar wood balls are ideal for this.

Now for storage there are a variety of options. The Oblong Storage Chest is made in a strong see-through Peva material with a nylon zip & two polyester carry cords. It’s ideal for sweaters & blankets. However, for the best use of space Vacuum bags have the capacity to store jumpers, pillows, blankets, duvets, sheets and/or t-shirts and then by inserting your vacuum cleaner’s hose into the valve the air is removed from the bag. Get the bag ready before you go for anything you may need later on your journey. There are many available including: the Large Vacuum Storage Jumper/blanket Volume Reducing Chest and Large Underbed Vacuum Storage Chest.

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