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What? Who said that?
Can you still find mothballs?

I thought they had been banned in case children ate them as sweets.

I did not know Moths had balls...
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Nope. And you arent allowed to rip out moth balls
to protect your tools anyway now, you arsehole.
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Nope. And you arent allowed to rip out moth balls
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Can you still find mothballs?

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I did not know Moths had balls...
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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Mothballs...XPnB hEsJhdCg
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Why else would they fly with their legs so far apart?

Similarly, I don't know which part of a prawn is its "crackers".

Brian Gaff wrote:
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Can you still find mothballs?

I thought they had been banned in case children ate them as sweets.

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Dunno not tried. I bet there is a little chinaman somewhere making
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On 19/03/2019 06:59, fred wrote:
Are they really effective at controlling rust on tools ?


If you mean Camphor tablets then yes when included in a case that
closes. The tablets evaporate and a thin microscopic film of "oil" forms
on metal surfaces.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Pure-Camp...ocC_H5GZzwaokg

I don't believe Naptha has the same properties.

I don't think that moth balls now sold in the UK contain either Camphor
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