releasing parasitic wasps to kill off clothes moths 🐝

Today I'm going to be releasing 10,000 parasitic wasps into my closet. You may have seen my recent video where my vintage Taylor Swift dress was eaten by clothes moths. And I got a ton of comments suggesting that I release these parasitic wasps. You can release microscopic wasps, you can release baby wasps that will get rid of them. Look it up. And I was like, what? Parasitic wasps? That sounds a little scary. I don't know if I have the professional insect background to do that. But I did end up ordering some of these wasps and I am honestly super excited to release these bad boys. The wasp bags come on these three little hangers. According to the internet, these eggs will hatch slowly and then the wasps will actually lay eggs inside of the moth eggs and that basically kills off the moths. They're already gone. I went ahead and removed most of the clothing in my closet. But then I tied my wasp bags right here. I noticed some holes in some of my cotton shirts. So I think I'm also going to put one of these wasp cards in here just to make sure they don't go to waste. Good night wasps. And then I put the third wasp hanger in my coat closet to protect all of my leather jackets. I have a bunch of wasp bags were left in the packaging. So I think I'm going to put them on the side of my closet just to make sure they don't go to waste. I will keep you guys posted on how the wasps do. Fingers crossed.