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Imperfectly Natural Home is the follow up to the number one best seller Imperfectly Natural Woman by Janey Lee Grace. There's an easy-to-follow guide to the simple steps we can all take to create a healthy chemical-free home - and save money too (important in a credit crunch!)

Nobody is perfect and even Janey, BBC Radio 2 presenter and an expert in the field of natural eco living, has days when doing the right thing is difficult. But in every area of her imperfect life she tries to make the greener choice - one that has a big impact on her wellbeing, her family's health and of course, the planet.


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Janey shares her top tips and secrets for living naturally. With down-to-earth advice she fast tracks you to the best natural treatments, websites and products to enhance your health and wellbeing, including how to:

-clean your house till it sparkles without using harmful chemicals
-plan meals, compost kitchen waste and cut down on household rubbish
-limit the chemicals we put on our bodies
-create a space that promotes health and relaxation
-care for family pets naturally

Imperfectly Natural Home published by Orion books on May 29th, price £14.99.

For your chance to be one of the five lucky winners, just answer the following question:

Can you name a natural moth deterrent to hang in your wardrobe?

nash0819

Is the answer Cedarwood?

millymollymandy2K7

nash0819 wrote: »

Is the answer Cedarwood?

Yes that seems correct. I found this

Moths
Cedar chips in a cheesecloth square, or cedar oil in an absorbant cloth will repel moths. The cedar should be 'aromatic cedar', also referred to as juniper in some areas.
Homemade moth-repelling sachets can also be made with lavender, rosemary, vetiver and rose petals.
Dried lemon peels are also a natural moth deterrent - simply toss into clothes chest, or tie in cheesecloth and hang in the closet.
Natural attractant pheromones have been developed for controlling moths, and are now available as clothes moth traps and pantry moth traps.

From here
http://www.eartheasy.com/live_natpest_control.htm#g