It appears they don't carry it anymore. A few places that used to don't now. I can't find it.
Jane >Dear Fibernetters, > >I had a terrible wool moth infestation several years ago. I took care >of it with a permanent mothproofing solution sold by Hill Creek Fiber >Studios. > >Here's a link, and I believe it's sold with the dyeing supplies. You >have to simmer your fiber with the powder, so you can dye at the same >time if you want to. I think it works by binding with a certain >molecule in the fiber so the moths no longer recognize it as food. >When done properly, it doesn't change the character of the fiber at all. > ><http://www.hillcreekfiberstudio.com>http://www.hillcreekfiberstudio.com > >I have no commercial affiliation with Hill Creek Fiber Studios - just >a satisfied customer. Haven't seen it anywhere else, and the moths >have not returned. > >Jean Van Effen > >On Apr 22, 2009, at 6:06 PM, Kathleen Connell wrote: > >> >> >> I never had moths until I got a wall hanging my mother had acquired in >> Africa. Disaster!!!!!!!! >> >> After pitching much wool and clothing (sheepskin coats for example) I >> sort of have things under control. I use the pheromone traps and keep >> most wool and yarn in empty cat litter containers. As we have lots of >> cats I have a lot of these. >> >> Brucie >> >> > >[Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
