"Yes, I know about using mothballs, but prefer not to have the chemicals in my wool. Freezing works well for me. I also try to wash fleeces asap after they've been in freezer, too. "
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Brenda Seader replied to Erin Mitchell's discussion 'Fleece, wool, and a trailer' in the group DIY - tips for how to do just about anythingBrenda Seader replied to Erin Mitchell's discussion 'Fleece, wool, and a trailer' in the group DIY - tips for how to do just about anything"If this fleece has been in storage for a while, it could have moth larva in it. Keep it outside, and bring in a trashbag at a time (or whatever you have room for) and place in freezer for a few days. I learned the hard way--I, too was…"
Brenda Seader replied to Christene's discussion 'Crookneck Squash'"Young yellow crookneck squash is delicious sliced and sauteed in a little butter, then scrambled with eggs for breakfast!"
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