[Wooden measures for wardrobes] What should I do with winter bugs?

**[Chinese Wardrobe Network] [Difficulties]** Many families are not unfamiliar with the problem of small insects appearing in their wardrobes, especially in wooden ones. These pests can damage clothes and even affect family health. It’s a common concern—how to eliminate these bugs and prevent them from returning? **[Question] What Should I Do in the Winter Wardrobe?** ![Wardrobe Prevention Measures](http://i.bosscdn.com/blog/lazy.gif) **[Best Answer]** 1. One of the most common solutions is using mothballs or insect-repelling sprays. However, it's important to be cautious. These products release fumes that can be harmful if inhaled, so make sure to close the wardrobe door after applying them. Nowadays, you can also find anti-mite treatments at home goods stores. These products often contain trace amounts of chemicals, so they should be kept away from children. Always check the product label for clear instructions, manufacturer details, and usage guidelines. Don’t rely solely on the strength of the scent—some products may mask the smell of camphor or p-dichlorobenzene with added fragrances, but that doesn’t mean they’re more effective. For long-term use, camphor-based products need to be replaced every 2-3 months. Also, avoid placing them directly on clothes—even non-toxic options can leave residues. A better method is to place them in breathable paper or small plastic bags with tiny holes, or use hanging types for better coverage. 2. Another effective approach is to take all your clothes outside and expose them to sunlight. You can also spray the inside of the wardrobe, doors, and windows. Insects tend to hide in dark, damp, and poorly ventilated areas like corners or under furniture. To prevent them from returning, keep your room well-lit and airy. Make sure there are no hidden spots where pests can breed. 3. Regularly airing out your clothes, carpets, and books in the sun is a great preventive measure. Try to do this between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. when the sun is strongest. On humid days, close the windows to prevent moisture from entering. You can also use activated charcoal or used tea leaves wrapped in cloth and placed inside the wardrobe. But remember to take them out and expose them to sunlight regularly, otherwise they won’t help with moisture control. By combining these methods, you can effectively keep your wardrobe free from pests and maintain a clean, healthy environment for your clothes.

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