Para Moth Balls

Wonderful… I tied on my fig tree keeping Deer from eating my fix… They don’t like the smell of mothballs but too bad Mr Deer…

Moth balls are very strong. Keeps where laced scented all day. Hang it in corners or behind door.

Smell like moth balls

My husband is a property manager and uses these for the buildings. It deters rodents.

Hard to find old fashion round moth balls. I put them in the bottom of my garbage can before I put the garbage bag inside the can. Helps to keep out maggots and smell in summer and heat.

Best moth balls ever!

Stinks but hopefully it will get rid of the carpet beetles.

Let’s talk about moth balls—yes, those little orbs of odor that promise to protect your clothes, linens, and maybe occasionally your sense of smell. Enoz claims to have “para moth balls” (for closets and more), and you know what that means: they’re here to fight off the tiny textile terrorists that are plotting war inside your wool cardigan. ✅ What It Does (Mostly) Well You pop one of these suckers into your closet or storage bin, and poof — insects (especially those shadows that creep along hems) get the hint: “No fashion feasting on my watch.” It’s designed for closets and more, so – award yourself bonus points if you’ve got boxes, trunks, or bins of old prom dresses you’re trying to salvage. Gives off a confident “I’ve got this” vibe. The kind of vibe you appreciate when your clothing items precariously hang between “usable” and “why bother”. ⚠️ The Quirks (because yes, there are) The scent. Oh, the scent. Imagine the aroma of a chemistry lab at midnight, blessed by moth‑god. If you like subtle lavender and gentle cedar… might be rough. If you like “store your sweaters in a bunker” vibes… this might hit the sweet spot. Placement is everything. You can’t just toss it in randomly and hope for the best. It needs to be in a well‑sealed area or else your entire hallway might smell like “Closet Resentment.” “For closets and more” is daring, but in practice your “more” might include “somewhere you’ll silently regret later”. Kitchen drawer? Not advised. Living room? Only if you want your guests to casually ask: “Uh… what’s that smell?” Moths: cunning little beasts. Even with these balls, they might stage a comeback if you’re lax. These aren’t magic, they’re deterrents. Which means you’ll still have to occasionally dig out the sweaters and inspect. 🎯 Final Thoughts If you’re at war with tiny textile enemies and you want a heavy‑handed weapon that says “I MEAN BUSINESS”, the Enoz moth balls are your ally. But brace yourself for the scent, the inevitable questions (“why does the linen closet smell like high school chemistry class?”), and maybe the occasional existential thought: Did I just buy moth balls because I hate moths or because I enjoy bizarre closet aromas? Rating: 4 out of 5 stars. Minus one star because if I require a hazmat suit every time I open the closet, we might need to talk about alternatives.