'Treat Me' Natural Fragrance Bag: Orange and Cinnamon - Clothes Doctor

'Treat Me' Natural Moth Repellent Scent Bag - Clothes Doctor

'Treat Me' Natural Moth Repellent Scent Bag

£6.50

Our bestselling scent bags act as both a natural moth repellent and a wardrobe refresher. Scented with Dried Orange Peel and an aromatic blend of Cinnamon, Cloves, and Star Anise, either hang the bag in your wardrobe or leave in your drawers to repel moths and scent your clothes.

Dried Orange Peel and an aromatic blend of Cinnamon, Cloves and Star Anise scent
100% organic
0% artificial
Sustainably sourced
Crush to release more fragrance regularly
Last for 3+ months
Plastic free
Made in Britain

Purchase as a trio with our ‘Protect Me’ and Rescue Me’ bags for a variety of scents and more anti moth protection.

Absolutely work

Bought three bags of these in December and thought they were a bit pricey but I’ve had a problem with carpet moths getting in my clothes for years and have never been able to get rid of them altogether. Have had these in place for over 6 weeks and haven’t seen a moth for that whole time so I am really really pleased with them. Will definitely be buying again.

Treat Me Moth Repellent Bag - Orange & Cinnamon

Lovely product… Not overpowering just a lovely gentle aroma to ‘hopefully’ keep the moths at bay…..

Featured ingredients

Clove

Cloves, also know as syzygium aromaticum, are the aromatic flower buds of a tree native to Indonesia. Its dried flower buds are a popular spice and are also used in Chinese and Ayurvedic medicine. The aroma of Clove is very distinct and intense. It is a warm, spicy scent that has woody foundations.

Orange Peel

Dried Orange Peels are made from fresh oranges. Oranges are grown throughout the tropical and subtropical countries. Similar to the scent of oranges, dried orange peels have the classic citrus aroma with a tangy, citrus scent.

Cinnamon

Cinnamon is native to Sri Lanka and is also cultivated in South America and the West Indies. The spice comes from the inner bark of the tree called 'true cinnamon tree', or cinnamomum verum. The aromatic scent of cinnamon is warm, peppery and with scents of vanilla as well.

Star Anise

Star Anise comes from the evergreen tree Illicium verum that is native to northeast Vietnam and southwest China. The spice is made from the fruit of the tree, and it is named after the star-shaped pods from which the spice seeds are harvested. Star Anise has an intensely spicy-sweet scent, that is warm and liquorice-like.