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10 hanging cedar wood blocks, natural woodworm protection for cabinets, drawers and shelves, chemical-free

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Description

Moth repellent: Since moths avoid strong odors, our cedar wood rings offer the perfect way to keep them away instantly and protect your wardrobe from pests. All-natural products: Our products contain no chemical additives. Compared to conventional moth repellents, our cedar wood rings are an all-natural product that achieves the same effect and is completely safe for your health. Environmentally friendly: High-quality cedar wood moth rings can replace moth paper, lavender sachets, moth sprays, insect sprays, sticky traps, bags, wasp repellents, and mothballs. Natural methods for mosquito control. Versatile applications: These cedar wood blocks can be hung in closets, drawers, bathrooms, and bedrooms. Fresh and clean scent: The natural wooden moth repellent leaves a fresh scent in your wardrobe and keeps out the chemicals found in mothballs. Regular grinding refreshes the aroma.

Features

  • Brand
    COOCHEER
  • Weight
    450 g
  • Pcs per pack
    10 part(s)
  • Length
    50 mm
  • Organic
    Yes
  • Intended use
    Indoor
  • Ready to use
    Yes
  • Repellent
    Insects
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME96028458
  • MMID
    786287175219
  • Product code
    ZVD-36
  • EAN
    5461619372387
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