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To avoid mold, make sure the closet is always well-ventilated. Open the closet doors and allow air to circulate regularly, especially after washing damp clothes or during high humidity days. Also, avoid overcrowding the closet so that air can flow more freely.

6.  Use Commercial Odor Neutralizing Powder

In addition to natural methods, you can also use commercially available odor-neutralizing powders. These often contain ingredients that reduce moisture and eliminate odors effectively, making them convenient and easy to use.

7.  Wash Clothes Regularly and Ensure They Are Fully Dry

Ensure that clothes in the closet are clean and completely dry before storing them. Damp or dirty clothes can easily develop bad odors and create conditions for mold growth.

8.  Use Cedar Wood or Sawdust

Cedar wood has natural properties that help absorb moisture and neutralize odors. You can place small pieces of cedar wood or sawdust in your closet to keep the space dry and odor-free.

Applying these tips will help you maintain a closet that is always dry, clean, and fresh-smelling.