I plan to use it to refresh my cedar blocks to deter moths. Do you think it will work for that?
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Most definitely. I refresh the blocks and put in plastic bags to soak into blocks well for about a week then they are ready to go.
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I bought this to refresh my cedar chips. It has the same fragrance and I have had luck with this, so far.I know you can refresh your cedar block by sanding them lightly. Hope this helps.
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I bought this to refresh my cedar chips. It has the same fragrance and I have had luck with this, so far. I know you can refresh your cedar block by sanding them lightly. Hope this helps.
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I think it should. Lightly sand the block before applying the oil to help it absorb well. It's a very nice scent.
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It worked on my chicken and deer problem. I would expect it to work on skunks. If you have a specific area to defend it should be effective.
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Think moles aer too small for this trap to be effective. It may work but I have not tried it as I use regular mouse traps for moles.
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I used it to re-saw a piece of Spanish cedar at almost 3" and it worked fine. The blade is narrow and this is a small saw so stability is not great. You are going to get ripples but overall with a little sanding it was ok.
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I bought it to keep squirrels away from my tomatoes. They kept away for a few days but that was it even though I refreshed the scent.
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It is bedbug proof, so I would say yes, it should protect against moths & their larva.
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We bought ours to catch miller moths, and they (we bought a second one after the first one worked so well) do a fabulous job with moths. I don't know about smaller insects, though. Sorry.
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I think it just repels moths as well as other insects. I use cedar chips in my dog bed to discourage fleas there.
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I don't know about wax moths. The bait that comes with it is pheromone for the female pantry moth. If they are a small moth it would be worth a try, they are only a few dollars and if they work, great! If they don't, you're just out a few bucks. That's just my 2 cents. Hope you find a solution.
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Yes, I have used it with stink bugs also. They move rather slow, so you can catch them easily.
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That's where I've been using one of mine. I have a dry basement, so I guess it depends. So far, no problems, in fact it solves a lot of problems for storing woolens over the summer. There's a piece of cedar that repels moths.
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It lays down droplets of cedar oil on whatever surface you spray -- clothes, wood, rug, whatever. After awhile, it evaporates and then you reapply. It's the smell while it's evaporating that repels the moths.
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You generally expect this cedar oil tot repel or prevent moths from entering your clothing. It does not work as an insecticide would. If you want to kill moths, you should use a moth ball and then use the cedar oil to keep the moths away. This is a really good quality cedar oil.
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Since I didn't use it for this purpose, I am not sure if it would work for you or not. However, the product is pretty thick and I plan on tacking it up on my screened porch in the fall and leave until all of the spring pollen has gone. I know it is thick enough to keep the pollen out. I also use it for help in keeping paint off of my floors, etc.
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I would think so, but where I'm at in SW Ohio, we have clay soil and it works like a champ. I tried other style traps that were available at the local hardware store and this one beats them all. 12 moles so far this year.
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I would think that would work. It attracted a ton of ladybugs to my garden last summer. Good luck!
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My personal experience with Cedar wood blocks, yes. This is a new brand for me. So, I do not know the "quality". But my understanding is one can buy the cedar spray to spray on the blocks to refresh it and or shave the blocks. Hope this helps!