Red cedar blocks are an effective moth deterrent and a safe alternative to chemical moth balls. The pleasant natural cedar aroma will deter moths without harmful chemicals, simply place blocks in drawers or cupboard shelves. Sustainable and long lasting.
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Red cedar blocks are an effective moth deterrent and a safe alternative to chemical moth balls. The pleasant natural cedar aroma will deter moths without chemicals. To use simply place a block into a drawer or cupboard shelf. If you notice the scent fading over time, sand the wood lightly to rejuvenate the scent.
Made from American cedar wood which is not endangered and grown under government regulations.
The Redecker company is one of the last producers of hand-crafted brushes in Germany. With traditional hand threading being increasingly replaced by machines there are very few people worldwide who have mastered the intracies of this craft. However, Redecker's son continues to pass on his knowledge to anyone interested, and – of course – to those who work in the Redecker brush factory.
Redecker has been family owned for over 75 years and stands for the successful combination of design, functionality and use of beautiful, sustainable wood and natural, ethically sourced fibres. Learn more about traditional hand threading.
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Seem to be working
After a hideous pantry moth outbreak I have these throughout my kitchen. I top them up with a little cedarwood oil every now and then. Love the smell and no moths since.
Natural and effective
I used these in my closet to prevent a moth infestation that was ocurring in my pantry. Have not seen any moths return. I do top up the cedar with cedar oil. Great natural and clean way to deal with moths.
Good alternative
These are a good alternative to moth balls. I think they are working so far. I have used the red cedar oil on them after a few months to help repel as the scent faded/was quite light.