A fan of cleaning sensations, Mrs. Hinch is obsessed with cheap hacks to keep moths out of her home and wardrobe. Her price is less than fifty pence.
Moths, while harmless to humans, are a real nightmare to deal with. Especially if you're munching on your favorite piece of clothing.
Luckily, clean influencer Mrs. Hinch's fans are sharing their favorite remedies on her social media.
Mrs. Hinch, whose real name is Sophie Hinchliffe (age 32), on Instagramshe is a cleaning enthusiast with 4.5 million followers. has long been popular among
The star rose to fame a few years ago for her various home hacks, and now her fans have started her own cleaning page on social media.
On her Mrs Hinch Cleaning Tips and Tricks Facebookone member of one such group shared her advice. I asked. Get rid of moths?
Luckily, if you've ever been in a similar situation, a fellow cleaning enthusiast insisted that all you needed was cedarwood or cedarwood oil.
} It is believed that moths do not like the smell of cedar oil and will not lay eggs where it smells.
"So you can get cedar wood hangers and balls."
Nikki Bailey shares advice, saying, "Cedar trees and lavender too."
Laura Grieve commented:
"It's pretty strong, but I put it around windows and doors."
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another member of the popularity group, Ann Dring, writes: In Wilko wardrobe he can be purchased as a hanger or a ball. ''
Mothballs can be purchased online at Amazonhe for £4.65.
Miaroma Cedarwood Pure Essential Oil is available from Holland and Barrett for £6.
Alternatively, those looking to ward off pesky creatures can purchase 15 packs of cedar wood balls fromH&M for £6.99 . per wooden ball.
Cedar wood hangers are also available for £3.95 on eBay.
