camphor pills, insect repellent, sanitary ball, stinky eggs, insect-proof, mildew-proof, fragrant smell, easy to use

As summer approaches, especially during the rainy season, the humidity and temperature are ideal for insect egg reproduction. Housewives are inevitably using moth repellent products in their closets to ensure safety. However, few people realize that the substances released by camphor balls can enter the body through the skin when the clothing is worn, causing great harm to the body. People have become accustomed to using various shapes of camphor balls (such as: camphor balls, mothproof fragrant tablets, bag-shaped blocks, hanging fragrant cakes, synthetic camphor, etc.), which are refined from petroleum or coal tar, and are colorless, transparent, flammable, and have a special aromatic odor. They are carbon hydrocarbons that have been processed into various shapes of mothproof products. The main components are: p-dichlorobenzene, naphthalene, and synthetic camphor.