Wooly Bully smells terrific, and is a wonderful alternative to mothballs! Place Wooly Bully among your woolens, yarns, blankets and linens in drawers, on shelves, in storage chests and in closets to prevent moths from invading. • Use at least 1/2-cup of Wooly Bully potpourri for an area equivalent to a 2' x 1' drawer. • Place Wooly Bully potpourri in pre-made cloth sachets, or make your own. You can even use socks that have lost their mate, tying them with a ribbon or string. • You could also line drawers with loose Wooly Bully potpourri. Scatter it on the bottom of a drawer and cover it with paper or gift wrap cut to the size of the drawer. • As an alternative, simply use Wooly Bully Refresher Oil. It WILL discolor any wood finish, so apply it only to areas where you won't mind some discoloration. Rub drops of it generously on the inside of drawers, on the underside of shelves, on the inside of your closet's door frame for additional moth protection. • In a closet, hang sachets from hangers of individual coats, suits, or other natural fiber clothing. Use on closet shelves as you would in drawers. For walk-in closets, you could even place a large bowlful of Wooly Bully potpourri on a shelf. If you choose to keep it loose in a bowl or basket, we suggest that you keep Wooly Bully Refresher Oil on hand to revitalize it frequently. • Your Wooly Bully sachets should be refreshed with Wooly Bully Refresher Oil at least once each year. If left open in a bowl in a closet for moth-proofing purposes, it should be refreshed every month or two. Please note: Wooly Bully is a preventative measure against moths. Although Wooly Bully has been known to clear up an infestation, we cannot guarantee that it can solve a big moth problem until you wash or dry clean your fabrics and clean the storage area. Then add Wooly Bully to keep those pesky insects at bay!