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@shiver_me_shrimp wrote:

Any chance the buyer fell victim to auto-correct?

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Wot?    Smelled of meatballs?

Ahhhh, autocorrect, the excuse for everything wrong in the world. Stuffed up? Must have been autocorrect. Put your foot in it? Blame autocorrect. Never used it. I learned how to spell as a small child. Still, I can use it as an excuse if I stuff something up. Why not, everyone else does.

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@*tippy*toes* wrote:

Ahhhh, autocorrect, the excuse for everything wrong in the world. Stuffed up? Must have been autocorrect. Put your foot in it? Blame autocorrect. Never used it. I learned how to spell as a small child. Still, I can use it as an excuse if I stuff something up. Why not, everyone else does.

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Those who don't admit they are human, at least.

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@springyzone wrote:

Is it even easy to buy mothballs these days? I haven't looked but don't recall seeing them in years.

I would have thought they went out of fashion a bit because of the danger if eaten by kids & other products have replaced them, on the whole.

 

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Yes, still easy enough to get them.  I would never use them but I've seen them from time to time.  I always keep a few cedar balls in each cupboard.  A friend told me she got rid of silverfish by mixing a paste of borax and flour and spreading it between two sheets of brown paper.

Re mothballs:  I know the OP said they don't use them, but, some clothing

sellers do.

They pick their clothes from charity shops and they smell musty and dusty.

And then they don't launder them.   That's where the mothballs smell comes into play.

Woolies sold mothballs last time I was in there.  I did a search of Woolies on-line

and for 'mothballs'  it gave me everything with 'meatballs'

If I had a mothball in one hand and a mothball in the other hand....

would I have a very large moth?   

Hi David.   

2 in 1 hey David you've shown a moth with balls and flaps so it's both male and female then 

Hello David....good to see you back.   How are Foo and Rosie?