Do enlighten me about the uses of steamers, please (apart from moth eradication). I borrowed one from a friend once to see how I got on with it and all it seemed to do was make everything wet.
Someone gave me one - at least it's a really small one - and I have yet to find a use (beyond starting cold diesel engines, which is perhaps more up your husbands street ).
I'm wondering if you might live in a climate sufficiently extreme (to hot OR cold) that you could bag the whole cat-tree and set it outside to freeze or bake. I suspect the size of the thing is a challenge.
It is pretty big @Lamb Chopped . I don't think I could get it out through our sliding glass door, though I might do a quick measure up and check, that's a great suggestion. Had I realised about heat I might have persuaded Cheery husband to help me get it outside during the last few days of heatwave, it would have been perfect out on the concrete patio!
It's a bit brutal, but I had a moth outbreak in the attic where I sleep. I resorted to a cylinder vacuum cleaner with a hose on it, and I sucked them up in flight. It took over a week's worth of once-per-evening hassle, but I got there...nothing else hatched, must have been a small outbreak.
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Someone gave me one - at least it's a really small one - and I have yet to find a use (beyond starting cold diesel engines, which is perhaps more up your husbands street
I will ponder further!!
We had to resort to chemicals. It took two treatments.
I still miss the suede boots they ate!