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2nd January 09, 11:55 AM
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 Originally Posted by ForresterModern
I know of some folks who have bought the big bags of cedar chips used for hamster and other rodent bedding from the pet store, and placed sizable handfulls in small cheesecloth bags tied shut, in lieu of the cedar blocks or balls. Then you just buy more fresh cedar from the pet shop once or twice a year, as needed, to replace the aging chips in the bags. Probably a cheaper solution in the long run.
That's what I do except that I just leave it in the bags. Plenty of cedar scent can still make it through with no problem.
The bags cost almost nothing and using them I've made my own cedar chest (just line the bottom of a chest with the unopened bags) and cedar closet (place one bag above and one bag below the garments).
Cheap, easy, and effective!
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