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From: Debbie Harlan <debbie@...>Subject: [AromatherapyDailyTip] Homemade moth-repelling sachetsAromatherapyDailyTip Date: Sunday, September 14, 2008, 9:43 PM

Mothballs: The common mothball is made of paradichlorobenzene , whichis harmful to liver and kidneys. Cedar chips in a cheeseclothsquare, or cedar oil in an absorbent cloth will repel moths. Thecedar should be 'aromatic cedar', also referred to as juniper insome areas. Cedar chips are available at many craft supply stores,or make your own using a plane and a block of cedar from thelumberyard.Homemade moth-repelling sachets can also be made with lavender,rosemary, vetiver and rose petals.Dried lemon peels are also a natural moth deterrent - simply tossinto clothes chest, or tie in cheesecloth and hang in the closet.This Daily Aromatherapy Tip isbrought to you by AromaThyme.comand the Scent of the Month Clubhttp://www.aromathy me.comDisclaimer-- This information is not intended to be taken as areplacement

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