Raid Moth Paper, Moth Killer an Repellent For Wardrobes And Drawers, 1 Pack (12 Sheets)

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So clothes moth traps are best used in warmer weather (normally 65 degrees or more) but there may still be the need to use treatments where larvae are still causing damage outside warmer times. Where do Clothes Moths Come From? Insect traps are designed with the behaviour of the target insect in mind. Fly traps are designed with attractants that flies like and to be placed where flies are likely to be flying or landing. Clothes moths do not behave the same way as flies. They are shy creatures that seek dark undisturbed places where they can eat natural fibres and lay their eggs in peace. If you already have damage to clothes or carpets from clothes moths then clothes moth traps are likely only part of the solution - you may need a killer kit for moths and need to do some work to completely get rid of clothes moths in your closet or carpets. We’ve answered the most common questions we’ve received from real customers and stated these below in their own words - hopefully this will be helpful in you troubleshooting the most common concerns about clothes moth pheromone traps. Do moths eat clothes? The moth you are targeting is not one of the Moths mentioned above. You may like to view our guide on

If you're not keen on using chemicals, Total Wardrobe Care offer a moth spray that uses a chrysanthemum formula which is a natural insecticide. The MothPrevention® Clothes Moth Trap pheromones are engineered in Germany and not available in any other clothes moth trap in the UK, We have had them tested against the leading US clothes moth trap brands and they significant outperform them - this is confirmed by customer review data. If you are seeing moths flying around your home but not seeing any moths on the Traps it could be for the following reasons.

Powerful Clothes Moth Traps & Carpet Moth Traps - 3 Pack

Despite being constantly handled, folded, and unfolded, many old road maps will last for years. It’s because of the paper they were printed on; this paper is often a kind of linen/cloth paper. The paper’s quality is why old maps are great for crafting. They feed on damp surfaces, clothing, and bedding. They like the same environments as booklice do, so a large number of them is an indication of a moisture problem in the house. Perhaps a leaking pipe below the floor or insufficient ventilation to reduce humidity levels can be a reason why these pests appear in the first place. This again can be especially true if you're drying washing indoors. Moth balls do kill moths in an enclosed environment such as closets and drawers but are meant to target the eggs and larvae of clothes moths. They will not work in the same way in an open space and will not affect adult flying moths unless they end up in the enclosed space with moth balls. To be clear, we do NOT recommend the use of naphthalene moth balls - they are highly toxic, carcinogenic and highly flammable. Is a Pheromone Moth Trap The Same as a Clothes Moth Trap? We are so sorry to read about your moth problem, we know how frustrating and distressing this can be. Make a note of the opening date on your calendar and replace the pheromone glue boards after 12 weeks. Positioning Your Clothes Moth Traps

If you find you are not catching any or many moths, after a week, try re-positioning the wool moth traps - this often then gives results for many of our customers, and remember that the placement needs to be near likely food sources for clothes moth larvae (keratin in natural animal fibres, most commonly wool-based). The maps also add extra interest to a craft and upcycle, especially if you use a map of somewhere particular. By using maps of the right places, you can turn something mundane into something to be treasured. For example, when making personalized map key rings or a map heart ornament.Customers also wonder why they have damage to clothes and / or carpets when they have been actively trapping clothes moths - this is usually explained by larvae that have hatched and not yet pupated eating the natural animal fibres. In time they will turn into adult moths as part of their natural lifecycle. Clothes moths hate light and being disturbed - their ideal location is with a plentiful food source for their larvae to eat (keratin, being the protein in animal based fibres), darker locations like closets, drawers and under furniture, which are also good locations for them to remain free to go through their lifecycle stages. Other likely locations that avoid what clothes moths hate are attics and spare bedrooms that are rarely used. What is the best moth repellent? The fact that these pests can't climb very well is the only thing that makes them easier to combat. As a result, you will see the damage on your wallpaper only above the skirting boards, but not along the tops of walls or near your picture frames unless you're leaning them against the wall. Clothes moths only live for about a month - many customers do not realize that it's the moth larvae that hatch from their eggs that do the damage to precious home textiles and investment pieces. The adult flying moths do not even have mouths to feed - their sole purpose in their short life is to reproduce and lay eggs to carry on the life cycle. So, to answer the question ‘how long do clothes moths live?’, only a few weeks in adult form. What do moths hate?