Enoz Para Moth Balls, Kills Clothes Moths and Carpet Beetles, No Clinging Odor, 4 Oz (Pack of 4)

We live in farm country, when the crops comes out of the field so do the darn mice, every one of us in this small town is over ran with the cute little critters and I have used sticky traps but they dehydrate and starve and I just can't do it anymore. So I think placing them under the furniture and cabinet drawers and other good quiet and dark places will run them out and I threw a couple of bags in the attic because they fall from their and end up on my hanging clothes....disgusting to find droppings on my sweaters then I pull all of my clothes and have to make several loads of laundry and pray they stay clean for the season. My friend said that she know longer has a problem with them. So here's to hope that they work, I actually like the scent it's clean. So I guess I also recommend them. I'll update in a few weeks and let y'all know if it's working 💪

Enoz Para Moth Balls are highly effective for protecting clothing and carpets from moths and carpet beetles. The product works quickly and thoroughly, offering peace of mind for long-term storage. A major plus is the lack of a strong, lingering odor, making it suitable for use in closets and drawers without causing discomfort. The pack of four provides excellent value for money, covering multiple storage areas. However, be cautious with placement and ventilation as it contains strong chemicals. Overall, a reliable and efficient product for pest control

Bought these on recommendation of pest control folks, to put down a pack rat hole under our air conditioner, Packie ( ok, yes, we named him - but it took a while to get rid of him, so...) simply threw them out again, so that didn't work BUT, a few months later we had a mouse in the attic, so we distributed them around the attic and, no more pitter patter of little feet - no dead ones, they just decided to move out, YEA!The smell did penetrate the air conditioner ducts, and the house and garage smelled faintly of moth balls for a couple of weeks, so be aware of that before doing as I did, but that is better than having to replace all the wiring in the attic and clean up their mess, by my estimation. I would do this again to get rid of unwanted visitors, and have ordered more to keep on hand, but I don't think I'll do it continuously as a preventative measure because who wants to smell faintly of moth balls all the time, right?Shipping came as expected good shape not a problem, but the package these come in themselves leaves something to be desired, they are not airtight, so they sublimed during shipping and were smaller than they should have been or arrival and had penetrated everything else in the box. Would recommend that you do not order these with food or anything that this might harm. Shipper might bag them as you would a liquid, that would help.You cannot store them in the container they come in as they will sublime completely very quickly, you need to store them in an airtight container if you want to keep them for more that a couple of days. I use a glass canning jar with a sealed lid. Would recommend that the manufacturer look at improving their packaging.

I like these little packages, there were quite a few in the bag, and I like snipping the corner to release fragrance and not touch the mothballs. I don't know how long they last since I am writing this review 1 day after receiving it.I do know they smell like mothballs just strong enough to get the job done like the overly strong mothballs from back in the day that the mothball smell from just 10-15 balls would last for a year and have you and your home smelling very old and decrepit sorry for saying that but most people don't want their clothes to smell like they've been stored in granny's attic for 10 years.These are good, FOR MANY uses, I will buy more soon. YES, I BOUGHT so my review was not based on a freebie bag of mothballs if you enjoyed my review and I made you laugh and did not offend ( which was not my intention).Please let everyone know THANKS ;-)

I saw a snake in my front pathway garden in early spring, so I got these moth balls to help keep more snakes from showing up. They must be working, because I haven't seen a snake in my garden or anywhere near it since I put the moth balls out. So they're working fine for what I needed t hem for.

Very small quantity per bag.

These appear to be good mothballs but turned out I didn't need them. Bought them when I found a rat in my car engine when I opened the hood to add coolant. The rat had chewed through and made a nest from the insulation in the hood. Googling I found different suggestions on how to keep rats out of your car engine, one of the best rated was to put mothballs in a mesh bag and attach to the inside wall of the car away from the engine or anything that generates heat. Before I got the mothballs I removed the insulation nest, sprinkled the area with cayenne pepper and placed a few dryer sheets in the nest area, other suggestions found on Google. Probably all the activity, opening/closing the hood several times, the cayenne pepper and dryer sheets were enough to scare the rat away, so never used the mothballs. Don't really have another use for them at this time but something will probably come up.

ARRIVED ON TIME AND AS DESCRIBED, PRESENTLY NOT USED AGAINST MOTHS. WE USE THE MOTH BALLS IN OUR CARBAGE CAN TO REPEL CRITTERS POSSIBLY RACOONS THAT KNOCK OVER OUR GARBAGE CAN AND SPILL REFUSE ALL OVER THE STREET THAT HAS TO BE CLEANED UP BY US.,PUT 1 MOTHBALL ON THE BOTTOM OF THE CAN .PUT ABOUT 4 MOTH BALLS IN A SMALL MESH BAG CONSTRUCTED FROM A PIECE OF INSECT SCREENING AND TIED THE BAG INSIDE THE GARBAGE CAN TO THE BOTTOM OF THE TOP COVER OF THE CAN . SO FAR IT SEEMS TO WORK. THE SMELL OF THE BALLS MASKS THE SMELL OF ANY FOOD EVEN THOUGH THE FOOD ITEMS WERE ENCLOSED IN DOUBLE PLASTIC BAGS.WE THOUGHT OF A LOCKING DEVICE FOR THE CAN BUT THAT MIGHT MAKE IT DIFFICULT FOR THE GARBAGE COLLECTOR TO WASTE THE TIME TRYING TO FIGURE OUT HOW TO UNLOCK IT,LOCKING LATCH COVERS DO NOT SEEM TO DEFEAT A DETERMINED CRITTER