These have a much stronger smell than the last mothballs I bought (different brand, different store) but that's a good thing for what I use them for ...repelling spiders!!!\nBut seriously; there's a big gap in the wall underneath my kitchen sink cabinet where the plumbing pipe goes (see picture) and the spiderzillas come in (it's an old house) so I had opened the pack, dropped 2 balls in there and jeezy weezy, the smell was so strong that even though for 24 hours I had the adjacent window open, the exhaust fan on my stove going, and cross ventilation from my open bathroom window.. three days later I can still smell them as I stand at the sink to do the dishes! Not nearly as much as initially, but still ...and may I add that I'm not sensitive to smells at ALL \n\nHaven't seen any spiders either, so there's that..\n\nHowever, I sincerely recommend that you have good air circulation when placing the mothballs (especially if you have asthma or COPD) until the smell levels out, and do NOT use the whole unopened pack in an enclosed space like a closet ...open the pack and just use ONE per closet! Please! Ignore the label that suggests it's a "single use" product by saying it's a no-touch inner pouch--- open it and only use one or two balls at the most per space, FR

We've been using these ever since moving to a place on the ocean to protect against mildew and we really like them. I've tried the lavender but actually like the cedar scent better. Both are very pleasant and not overbearing at all. The paper wrap means you can just toss it into the back of a shelf or place it anywhere in a pile of clothing. They do disintegrate within weeks (the mothball, not the paper) so it's a good idea to keep extras on hand. I prefer the 12 oz. size because that bag is resealable, but the 6 oz. size can easily be used up at one time. Great for placing among swimsuits, sweaters, jeans, linens, in shoes or sneakers, and even among books or papers, under sofa cushions, and on pantry shelves. Very convenient to use, no mess and no unpleasant mothball odor.

It works very well if used correctly. In an enclosed space. i.e. if you put them in with clothes in an air tight container. Otherwise, this is a dangerous chemical that can cause cancer, cataracts and various other illnesses. There is not sufficient warning on the packages of this. We bought it because it was a suggested Rat deterrent for our attic. After everyone began getting headaches within an hour of use, we looked online to find a ton of information saying it is not safe to use except in airtight containers, which is not how most people plan to use it. Be aware!\n\nThat being said... there are rats in the attic anymore, nor moths, which are common in our area and get into everything. But remember, you cant use this in a trunk, a closet or a drawer. It is not safe for humans or pets to inhale the vapors that are constantly released from these balls. Must be used in AIR TIGHT CONTAINERS. We still cant get the smell out of our house, even after removing them from the attic.

These have numerous uses other than just in Grandma's closet's. I use them to rid the outer perimeter of my home of mice, bugs, and other unwanted critters. Works like a charm. It has rid my home of field mice on several occasions. I just use latex gloves to put them in the dirt around my home and viola. Or, place sparsely behind cabinets, inside drawers and maybe one down a vent/duct work, just in case.\nBEWARE: Don't let “wanted” critters, pets and children near them, as this is a pesticide. It could and would make them ill, if ingested. \nP.S. Don't use too many otherwise your home may smell like mothballs. A single mothball per 5-6 feet outside is more than plenty.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Enoz Old Fashioned Moth Balls haven't changed over the years, they are still a great product to protect clothing, as they kill clothes moths, carpet beetles, their eggs and larvae. The box I purchased contained two single use packets. Each package is designed to allow air to flow through so active ingredients can sublimate, this also keeps you from having to touch the moth ball as in previous packaging. Mothballs contain Naphthalene, a petroleum byproduct, they aren't meant to be used as an air freshener in a closed environment. These mothball remain a great product tht does the job they are meant to do..

I use moth balls all over my yard to deter dogs and cats that being allowed by their owners to roam free and not on a leash to keep them off my property. I get tired of having to clean up other peoples animals bathroom remains.\nThe Moth Balls are great as the animals do not like the smell of them as it messes up their sense abilities. It does work and I do not need to clean as many piles. They normally last two to three months if placed every 14” to 16” along your property line and then intermixed in the lawn. The Moth Balls have not hurt or burned my lawn.\nI find its better using the moth balls than getting into arguments with my neighbors.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Enoz old fashioned moth balls are great at keeping moths out of our shed and attic storage. They are powerfully strong. I appreciate how simple they are to use. But I wish they came in smaller packs for smaller containers. It would cover more storage more easily. We live near the woods and get so many types of moths all year. So far they have been a very effective way to keep them out all summer. My husband's weekly pest check became that much simpler. I didn't realize the difference these would make and really am glad to have them. They save us time and worry.

Effective product. (These things work!) I just found that the content of one bag is a way too much for comfort. Very strong smell... of course, as it is expected from naphthalene. But it's a bit too much in one bag and if used entirely (in one closet), the bag will literally stink the whole room, even when linens are packed in containers. Exposure to naphtalene can be harmful to humans. So I broke the bags into smaller amounts (purchased some fabric pouches for this).

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Yes they absolutely do work! I put 1 of the mesh like bags in our walk in closet, another on my porch, 2 in an area of my basement. Since then I haven't seen any signs of larvae or holes in our clothes, unfortunately I'm very familiar with the damage they're able to do, they ruined my husband's suit leaving little holes as you can see in my pic as well as other clothing. I'm grateful I found a solution using Enoz mothballs! I'm highly recommending Enoz mothballs for effectively deterring unwanted pests!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Thanks influenster for sending me Enoz old fashioned Moth balls. The Enoz para moth balls help you protected your clothes and household items when you storages them for awhile . The moth balls help from moths and carpet beetles biting your items. The crystal round moth balls is small even to put with your items when you storages for long term or just for little. The moth balls does make your clothes smell little like mothy but you can washed your clothes over stored with the moth balls.

I keep Six little buckets of these mothballs under my home in the crawl space as to make it unbearable to any wildlife that would like to make his home under mine. Today I checked my crawl space and my buckets of mothballs had almost evaporated completely, so I placed my order on WalMart.Com and Behold ! My Mothballs were delivered today to my surprise and I was able to fill my Varmint deterrence buckets and keep those Critters moving along ! MEGA THANX again WalMart ! My oldest friend !

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] If you're gonna be putting away any winter clothes in the attic or in spaces where he won't be looking for a while, this is a great way to keep your items, fresh and clean and safe all by just putting a couple balls in each corner of a box don't hesitate to see how effective this product can be for you. The set smells very fresh and the packaging is easy to open. You get so much value this side of a pack like this to last few months.

I recently purchased a box of moth balls to deter skunks and cats from lurking around my house and buildings, and I'm thrilled with the results! These little balls may be small, but their effectiveness is mighty. Since placing them strategically around the perimeter, I've noticed a significant decrease in unwanted visitors. Plus, they're a safe and humane option for keeping pests at bay. Highly recommend these moth balls for anyone dealing with similar nuisance animals!

this was the first time i tried this product. usually i purchase a big name brand time after time. this brand is much better. it holds a strong order much longer than others and i havent seen a moth since i switched to this brand. the packets can be broken down to about 9 balls in each small dish or bowl therby covering many more clothes closets and other areas too. i recommend this brand very highy. buy this product, you wont be disappointed!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It may seem odd to some but the lingering smell of moth balls and pinesol is one of the greatest things I remember about my great aunts house she wanted to make sure every thing she had was cleaned and protected and she always said there was no better way to protect your clothes and save the fabrics than to use moth balls and after trying these it's still holds true today

I don't like the prepackages.I'd rather have them loose, so that I can decide how much to use in the garbage bag. you ask why do I put in the garbage bag because I empty my back in cleaner from my dog's in it?And it could have fleas in it so that while I'm doing the house.No fleas get out of the bag.Because steve stuff does inhibit fleas once the box is open, I do not leave it in my house.It stays in the garage

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We live in a older house so I was happy to try Enoz moth balls. I love that they are in packets so I don’t have to touch them or have them rolling around. I do like the smell so that is a added benefit. Since using these I have found some dead moths and haven’t seen anymore. My only regret is not trying these sooner because I’ve had a battle with moths.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are definitely better than the old ones. I put them in my cedar chest where I have antique linens that I don't want destroyed or disintegrated by moths or silverfish. I've always used them, but these are more pleasant than the old ones. The smell does dissipate after you take the item out and let it air out. This is just insect protection. \n

I do not use the moth balls for household use . Although I have use them in the past to avoid odors for such things as cooking and pets! But I was told that the fumes were not good to inhale! However I have faithfully used them through the years for my outside trash cans! I find it helps with keeping the bugs away and the odor that sometimes can come when waiting for trash day! I hope this helps!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great protectively wrapped in a convenient little bag. Great to use in tubs of clothes or blankets to keep critters away. Some say they work to keep mice and snakes away but haven't tried that yet. Enoz is an old trusted brand made in the USA!

I bought 3 of these economical boxes. Each one has 3 pouches. I did not use them for moths. I have emptied out 3 of the pouches and spread them around the edges of my house near the basement window wells. I have been having a strange (wild) visitor in Colorado....I'm sick of picking up the poop..(this is not a cat)....so far, the scent of the moth balls is keeping it away.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] scent reminded me of my childhood when my mom and grandma storage would smell like it.I would just put them in my drawers so I can get flashbacks.These look n smell same and work same too.Although they could have change the packaging to zip lock.This is effective against moth and good for absorbing moisture and great value.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Loved using these moth balls.They smell clean and woodsy nothing like your grannies moth balls. Packaging easy to use and effective. I used them in our storage for old toys to maintain their value to enjoy for years to come.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love my new Enoz Old Fashioned Moth Balls. They make me feel nostalgic. They also work great for other pests, not just moths! I use my storage shed for storing some clothing and can toss in a bag of moth balls (no need to touch individual balls) and keeps bugs from laying eggs. Also good to keep pests out of the garden.

I use these mothballs to help repel mice in my outdoor furniture and deck boxes over the winter months. Previously, the mice would chew up my cushions. I tuck a couple bags into the furniture and deck boxes. For the past two years, it's worked well! Once spring arrives, I remove the moth balls and leave the furniture exposed to air for a few days to dispel the odors.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Enoz Moth Balls are an all-time favorite. The 8oz single use pouch is really convenient and a safer feature with littles and dogs running around.when I lived in Florida, I used moth balls under my house to get rid of pests. They truly have many uses. They are extremely effective with the traditional Moth ball scent.

These work great keeping moths and rodents away from my clothes and anything I pack up in plastic containers. I wouldnt pack up anything without using these mothballs. The only downside is when you unpack your stuff they smell like mothballs and need to be aired out for a couple of days. I would rather the smell then have my stuff messed up by moths and rodents