Does it protect against moths and larvae
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It is bedbug proof, so I would say yes, it should protect against moths & their larva.
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Yes. It also protects from sharp bends in very cold weather. I have 3 of these that I have had for years. They are in my community cat winter shelters. The cats love them. They keep the cats feet dry and warm. An the cats have never let a mouse in my house.
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It will kill caterpillars that eat the leaves it is sprayed upon. Therefore I do not spray it on dill or milkweed so my butterfly friends are not harmed.
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Hello, glad to add inputs. Since the product is, essentially, protected in the plastic shell, it is fairly well shielded from the weather and elements. Therefore, it seems to be very effective in keeping the deer away from the shrubs we have placed in proximity of. The claim the manufacturer makes about lasting an entire "growing season" seems pretty accurate. I am very pleased so far! Hope this helps.
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no. It coats the bugs body on the any pile & suffocates them. this will not repel anything.
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Yes it does. It's still important to protect it with a teak oil wood preservative once a year (best in the beginning of the summer season)
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The only thing I use to protect it is sheets. Its a very delicate product made from organic wool. There's not much out there that you can use to cover it besides some sheets. But this product is amazing. It keeps you cool during summer and warm during winter. If you try this you will love it.
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Description says treated with insect shield. A quick google search revealed it is permethrin. So, the answer is a definitive yes.
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It is known for repelling Moth and Bed Bugs....any bugs that are cave dewellers, dark places. and like moisture like moths and bed bugs it does well with...so insects like mosquitos it will not do well....Cockroach I do not know...I assume it will but can't find any data on it.
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Moths I would doubt-----birds,etc. yes. The netting has 1" "holes", more or less. Pretty good "stuff".
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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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I got it to protect my toddler this summer. It worked well. When I forgot it we could not even sit on our front porch, after applying it he was bite free.
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I use it to spray my dust cloths ...wonderful smell and acts as a repellent. I don't know about using it to spray directly on moths. I do spray my cabinets and drawers with the oil, that also repels moths and silverfish. As do moth balls.
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I don't know if it would or not, as it is not air tight. But it would protect from larger bugs, maybe not ants though.
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Well I never saw moths in my case, only holey sweaters. I don't have holey sweaters any more. Plus it's a proven fact that cedar repels moths. Here, have some Martha Stewart musings on the subject...http://www.marthastewart.com/264609/the-basics-of-mothproofing
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I can't say it does have not had any problems with fleas. I used on hat boxes and clothing storage to discourage moths.
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it clicks tight to close, probably similar to a Tupperware. I'm not sure if it will keep out cupboard moths. We don't get those.