Fashion archivists, designers and home organizers share their best advice for keeping moths, stains and other wardrobe nuisances at bay.

It’s a special kind of frustrating to reach for your favourite seasonal knits only to find they’ve been a buffet of natural ...

Moths are known nuisances in many homes, infamous for damaging clothing. They reproduce by laying eggs on natural materials like silk, wool, and cashmere. As the larvae hatch, they begin to ...

Chris Hutton, a storage guru from Adams SelfStore, offers a brilliantly straightforward and cost-effective trick that not only protects your clothes but leaves them better off. Chris warns: "Moth ...

Clothes moths prefer low light levels and dirty fabrics, such as carpets and rugs, which contain essential nutrients and moisture for growth. Females lay eggs within natural fibres, which hatch ...

"Without moth eggs, they have no reason for being ... who are passionate about their plants and want to protect their clothing and pantries are coming to us and looking for a better way other ...

“Either arriving in contaminated raw materials, being walked in on equipment, clothing ... will kill moths that are ‘on the wing’ but it is tricky to eliminate eggs and larvae.” ...

Washing and drying clothes won’t reliably kill moth eggs, but moth larvae and eggs can be quickly killed with a high heat. They might still be lurking in your carpets but they won’t survive on ...