Four blocks let cedar reach more than one place at a time: a sweater drawer, a storage bin, the corner of a closet shelf, the base of a wardrobe. Each is solid Eastern red cedar measuring 2 inches wide by 2.75 inches high, with milled sides that keep the aromatic oils active.
Milling leaves the side surfaces open rather than sealed, exposing more grain and letting the natural oils in the wood carry into the air around folded clothes. As the scent quiets, sanding a face brings it back, so the same four blocks keep working season after season with nothing added to them.
Solid cedar contains no dyes or added chemicals, and the blocks are non-staining, so they can rest directly on wool sweaters, jackets, and linens without leaving a mark. That matters inside packed bins, where a liquid or a paper sachet would risk contact with the very fabric it is meant to protect.
Splitting a set across four locations covers a chest of drawers or a small closet in one pass, with a block tucked wherever air sits still and mustiness collects. Eastern red cedar is a renewable, non-endangered resource, so the wood behind that coverage regrows instead of drawing down something scarce.
Set of six 11-inch folding storage bins in dark green, built with chipboard walls and front grommet handles.
Six collapsible 11-inch fabric cubes in black-and-white houndstooth, sized to drop into standard cube shelving.
