Bugs in my sweaters
And you know I hate bugs.
I think we have sweater moths. Some of my sweaters are moth-eaten and holey. So I spent the day washing all my woolens, taking every last item out of my closet, scrubbing it down, airing and rehanging and in some cases rewashing all my clothes, and vacuuming.
We have a 1950s Cape Cod. The closets — there are two — are the size of your pinkie fingernail. Yet with two kids under three , cleaning out my closet took the entire day. Dawn to dusk.
All with that fucking Eminem song running through my head, too.
November 28, 2007 | Filed Under house
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1950’s Cape Cod…small but ooozes love and charm I’m sure.
moth balls or hunks of cedar. I personally vote cedar as I like the way it smells. Think you can buy them almost anywhere and moths hate them.
I found little cedar cubes at linens ‘n things. I just tossed them on the shelves with my sweaters. For some reason I liked the fact that I could just sort of mix them in with the sweaters. No idea if it works better than the other cedar chunk options!
It so depressing to find a favorite sweater has moth holes.
Oh man that’s too funny about the eminem song…now that you mention it it’s in mine too!
I’m going to Pet Smart and buying a huge bag of cedar chips. Very cheap and can be put into nylon stockings and then between sweaters. I’m keeping my fingers crossed. My sweaters are dotted with holes. Sick and tired.