How to Prevent Clothes Moths
Clothes moths are the single biggest cause of storage damage to wool, and prevention is far easier than treatment.
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Swapping a wardrobe over between seasons, and storing off-season clothes so they come back out in the condition they went in.
Clothes moths are the single biggest cause of storage damage to wool, and prevention is far easier than treatment.
Read ArticleA loft is the most common place to store off-season clothes and one of the worst environments for them.
Read ArticleUnder-bed space is the most commonly wasted storage in a home, and it is well suited to off-season clothes.
Read ArticleVacuum bags are excellent for some fabrics and destructive for others, and the difference is not obvious from the packaging.
Read ArticleThe autumn swap is easier than spring because the direction of travel is clear, but it has one specific trap: assuming last year’s winter clothes still work.
Read ArticleThe spring swap is the one people rush and regret, because spring weather is not finished when it first feels like it is.
Read ArticleSummer storage is easier than winter storage but has its own failure: sunscreen and chlorine residue that sets over months.
Read ArticleWinter clothes are the most valuable in most wardrobes and the most damaged in storage. Almost all of that damage is preventable.
Read ArticleStoring off-season clothing away and bringing the current season out, typically two to four times a year.
Read ArticleThe small set of layerable pieces that bridge two seasons, worn during the weeks when neither the summer nor the winter wardrobe quite works.
Read ArticleHow to rotate a wardrobe between seasons — what to wash before storing, how to store it so it survives, and what to check on the way back out.
Read ArticleWhen to swap a wardrobe over, how to store off-season clothes so they survive, and why washing everything first is the step that decides the outcome.
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