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Clothing storage?
I need to store some clothing. Some are winter clothes, some are summer clothes a size or two too small but too good to trash. What's the best way of making sure I don't have any 'critters' setting up a nursery in my containers. I don't want to use mothballs this time. Too much trouble getting the smell out. I am planning to use cedar, but what else will work? I need something that will keep out mice and bugs. Many thanks to the intelligent folks out there helping with this solution.
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- lizzieLv 51 decade agoFavorite Answer
What about using those " Space Bags ", the plastic, zip-lock bags that have an opening that you attach to your vacuum hose and suck out the air. This then flattens the parcel and makes it easier to store.
- NickyNawlinsLv 61 decade ago
lizzie's right space bags r great for storing clothes. I have some and I love them.
- 1 decade ago
Space bags but here is a hint put a fabric soften sheet in with them..............makes it smell fresh when you up it back up
- Anonymous1 decade ago
i agree with lizzie its you rbest bet to have them critters stay away from your clothing
