Acana Sachet Moth Killer 20 Pack- For Drawers & Storage- Protects Clothing & Bedding- Lasts 3 Months

They have a pleasant smell and seem to be effective. Very easy to use

I bought these sachets after dealing with a clothing moth infestation. While I tried a variety of products to eliminate the moths, I wanted something that would offer long-term protection. These sachets are easy to use—just peel the cover and place them in your drawers and storage areas. They last about a month and change colour when it’s time for a replacement.Pros:• Simple to use and effective• Provides long-term protection for clothing and bedding• Inexpensive• Colour change indicator shows when to replace• Peace of mind knowing your clothes are safe from damageCons:• Not the most pleasant scent, but manageable• Needs to be replaced every month, which adds up over time

Absolutely brilliant, can be planted in drawers between sweaters and are great for pockets of woollen coats. At the moment they appear to be doing a great job

I stupidly (in hindsight) bought a pure, untreated wool carpet in the Autumn. Roll on the Spring and tiny white paper like cases were around the edges of the carpet. On closer inspection we could see where the moths were eating and the deep pile was now threadbare.Lesson learned for carpet buying but in the meantime evasive action was needed to save the current carpet.I bought these sachets and a moth carpet spray. The sachets are easy to use and can be placed straight on the carpet around the edges. They are small enough to be placed out of sight behind furniture but big enough not to go up the vacuum.Their smell is not unpleasant - a bit like synthetic lavender but this dissipates fairly quickly although to be honest I wouldn’t like the smell in my clothes drawers.The indicator to say when they need replacing is useful and unlike other reviewers I haven’t had any dud ones.I found them to be very effective in getting rid of the moths and I am now preemptive in replacing them well before the Spring starts. In fact that reminds me - time to put down a new set!

These may or may not work on clothes moths, but they don't seem to work on pantry moths, which sometimes get into clothing. I had an infestation and sealed some of the items in a small box with some of this, with the moths showing little effect most of 24 hours later. To be fair, clothes moths are smaller, and it doesn't say how long it takes to work. I haven't been able to assess its effect on actual clothes moths.It isn't advertised for use on the pantry moth, so be careful of a mothocalypse where you actually have both kinds (yes, I have both), so while I am surprised given the general nature of the pesticide it isn't really a cause for complaint. However, my real complaint is that it utterly stinks. It doesn't smell anything like lavender: it has a strong, harsh chemical scent which initially stank up the rooms I used it in, caused me a lot of hayfever, and made me feel sick. The worst problem is that it transfers to hands and is very difficult to wash off.

Has kept moths away from my clothes, smells good and was worth buying.Recommend to those who are weary of moths coming.

I recently purchased the Acana Sachet Moth Killer 20 Pack for Drawers & Storage to combat moth infestations in my home. While I initially placed the sachets on the carpets under my beds and sofa, I am still unsure about their overall effectiveness.The convenience of the 20-pack allowed me to cover multiple areas in my home, and I appreciate the ease of use. The sachets have a pleasant fragrance and do not leave any stains or residue behind, which is a definite plus.However, in terms of effectiveness, I am yet to see the desired results. While the sachets are designed for use in drawers and storage areas, I took a proactive approach by placing them on the carpets underneath my beds and sofa to combat moths. Unfortunately, I have not noticed a significant reduction in moth activity as of yet.I understand that it may take some time for the sachets to fully take effect, and I am still assessing their overall effectiveness. Obviously every situation and infestation may vary, and what works for one person may not work for another.

Seems to do the job and at a low cost