

We found these sachets at Storables, and their contents are simple and fragrant — cloves, peppermint, rosemary and thyme. The claim is that each sachet works for 1 cubic foot of space, but we wonder if more bang for one's buck couldn't be had by recreating it on our own with fresh herbs.
$4 for two sachets here.
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Container Store has a package of 24 sachets (looks like the same stuff) for less: http://www.containerstore.com/browse/Product.jhtml?searchId=14537847&itemIndex=1&CATID=72585&PRODID=59855
They might be smaller or something but they work well. I throw one in each space bag or sweater bag and my clothes don't get eaten and stay fresh.
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mmmm....can you drink it as an herbal tea if you need refreshment from the hard labor of sorting and storing winter clothes?
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and why not just try peppermint herbal tea bags as a substitute? it couldn't hurt!
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i was thinking the same thing Pinko - why not just hang peppermint tea bags (complete with string) -- anybody know how well this works?
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