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Sometimes I find a hole in my cotton T-shirt and underwear...?
I thought that no bugs eat cotton stuff, but wool items. Is this a bug? Or it is from laundries? If a bug ate it, the cedar ball thing works for this, too?
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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Sometimes belts can rub against the fabric, causing holes on the bottom of t-shirts. I've never heard about this happening to underwear, but who knows?
Ceder chips and lavender both work well against bugs if that were to be the problem, though.
Source(s): Experience and http://www.holistic.com/holistic/learning.nsf/Titl... - latouretteLv 44 years ago
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