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    Quote Originally Posted by MacMillan's son View Post
    I keep live bats in my closet, haven't seen a moth yet!
    Haaa ! Haven't tried bats in my closet yet , but I have been accused of having bats in my belfry .
    Mike Montgomery
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    Quote Originally Posted by MacGumerait View Post
    Haaa ! Haven't tried bats in my closet yet , but I have been accused of having bats in my belfry .
    And you have no moths in your belfry I assume? See, they're working!

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    Cleaning the house and repairing the screens.

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    I keep my kilts hanging inside hermetically sealed garment hangers. Inside I have moth cakes. Also, I have a cedar Lane chest in which I keep my woolen hose and sweaters.

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    Will moths eat wool blends? Why do they eat wool in the first place? Will they eat other textiles?
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    Quote Originally Posted by TheOfficialBren View Post
    Will moths eat wool blends? Why do they eat wool in the first place? Will they eat other textiles?
    According to the University of Kentucky, yes, moths will eat wool blends.
    As for why they eat it, apparently "they’re hungry and they like the taste of wool."
    KEN CORMACK
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    Excellent. Thank you, Ken.
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    Wear your kilts often...moths can't eat them when they are being swished about!
    "When I wear my Kilt, God looks down with pride and the Devil looks up with envy." --Unknown
    Proud Chief of Clan Bacon. You know you want some!

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    I keep mine in zippered plastic suit carriers with an unscented moth killer card in each carrier, same as other woolens. Keeps the dust off too!
    Regards, Sav.

    "The Sun Never Sets on X-Marks!"

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    I've used a cedar lined chest to hang my kilts in for years, and I've never had a problem.

    Can't saythe same for two wool suits I left in a closet unprotected!
    Jim Killman
    Writer, Philosopher, Teacher of English and Math, Soldier of Fortune, Bon Vivant, Heart Transplant Recipient, Knight of St. Andrew (among other knighthoods)
    Freedom is not free, but the US Marine Corps will pay most of your share.

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