Cedar blocks.  I'll look into that.  Thanks, Mark.

Moth paper seems to work quite well and is dead cheap. Odourless too. I always keep plenty folded up sheets in the jacket pockets of stored suits.

But my, they are cunning bastards. And in my experience once you've got them you will never completely eradicate them.

Thank you.  That would be kind.  And I'll send you GM.

If you ever go to one of those warehouses that specialize in expensive orient carpets, look behind the desks and you will see many large spray bottles of moth poison.

Fuckin' Ivy ones, Pablo, in jackets with lapped seams.

I often thought that many of the posters on Modculture found their way there, simply because they were attracted by the flickery light from the computer screen.

Cedar balls or blocks certainly but also, and a cheaper option, is sprigs of rosemary, assuming you`ve got access to a plant.

Moffs like dark and quiet and no movement and food/organic stuff to feed on.

Open cupboards, let light and breeze /air in and move stuff frequently.

Hang clothes out in sunshine and breeze for a few hours.

Vintage clothes people I've known dry clean everything once a year and move it around if possible..

Its mostly food / organic matter spilt/stained on wool etc that they munch on - get rid of that and they don't munch on wool itself - so I'm told.

Move stuff around and let light  in and they wont even begin to stay.

Any good recommendations? There are all sorts of cedar products on Amazon - do any really work?

I just found one on my favourite winter overcoat, which is now hanging on my clothes line, enjoying the sun. (Later I'm going to try to fit it into my freezer compartment.)