There are small green spots like larvae on the hanging clothes, I don’t know what they are, they are a bit hard, not like living creatures, it feels like mosquito dung, because there are always mosquitoes stopping on the clothes. So, are the black spots on the clothes larvae? Let’s understand this question simply below, and hope that the following points will be helpful to everyone!

Are the black spots on the clothes larvae?

The black spots on the clothes may be larvae. The preferred areas for the eggs of small insects are: hidden, cool and humid places. If there are larvae on the clothes, it may be because the clothes and pants have been stored in the wardrobe for a long time without being worn, or the wardrobe has become damp. In addition, the eggs of small insects have a selection (color preference) related to the color of clothes and pants and the scent of detergents (taxis). If larvae are found, it is recommended to clean and disinfect immediately.

The following methods can prevent clothes and pants from breeding larvae:

First, before storing off-season clothes and pants, they must be washed clean and completely dried;

Second, it is best to use a special type of clothing and pants storage bag or a clean packaging bag to pack the clothes and pants before placing them in the wooden cabinet, and there is no need to put them in the cabinet immediately;

Third, before putting the clothes and pants into the wooden cabinet, put the camphor balls inside;

Fourth, from time to time, open the cabinet door and expose it to the sun when the weather is good.

In this way, when the clothes are taken out for the next season, after drying them again, there will be no problems.

(1) Placing a cigarette in the wardrobe can prevent clothes and pants from getting infested with insects.

(2) Buy a bag of salt and put it in the bottom of the pants.

(3) The moisture-proof desiccant in snacks can also prevent insect infestation, just put it in the bag.

Placing some camphor balls in the wardrobe, they are all capable of effectively controlling pests. Wrap the camphor balls in a bag and place them around the wardrobe or hang them in the cabinet. In addition, drying clothes often can also effectively prevent water and insect infestation.

Disinfection and sterilization, generally speaking, is what we commonly know as clothing disinfectant, and there is also the method of long hours of sunlight, after all, ultraviolet light is also a very good natural disinfectant.