About

Naphthalene balls are solid, white mothballs that are used as a household deodorizer and to repel moths and other insects. They are made from naphthalene flakes, a toxic aromatic hydrocarbon that is also found in coal and oil. How they work Naphthalene balls slowly release a toxic gas that kills moths and other insects They are often used in closed containers like cupboards and bookshelves Health risks Inhaling the fumes from naphthalene balls can cause headaches, nausea, eye and nose irritation, and coughing Accidental consumption of naphthalene balls can be fatal Extended exposure to naphthalene can cause liver and kidney damage Naphthalene is a possible carcinogen Safety tips Mothballs should only be used as specified on the label Mothballs should be used in closed, airtight containers Mothballs should not be used around food Children or pets sometimes mistake mothballs for food or candy and eat them

Easy Application for Multiple Uses

Naphthalene Balls are exceptionally simple to use; just place them directly into closets, drawers, trunks, toilets, or bookshelves. Their solid form ensures gradual vapor release, which provides deodorizing and pest-repelling benefits for extended durations. This convenient method does not require any power source and suits a variety of household environments.


Safe Handling and Storage

Given their toxic nature, it is crucial to keep Naphthalene Balls away from children, pets, and food products. Ensure they are stored in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated space to maintain their efficacy and minimize exposure risks. Always handle with care and wash hands after contact to avoid accidental ingestion or inhalation.