In this Moth Emergency Plan we will tell you how to get rid of your moth problem. We will walk you through a three-step process whereby you will take action to rid yourself of these pests. First, observe the photos below. Carpet moths are sly creatures which are no larger than a quarter of an inch long. They thrive in damp conditions and spend most of the day hiding. For more details, visit our moth types page.
Unlike outdoor moths, clothes moths do not fly toward light sources because they do not use light for navigation.
Clothes moths like to come out of hiding at dusk. You’ll see them perched on ceilings and walls.
Moths are insidious pests that will eat their way through your clothes and valuables, leaving you and your family devastated. To combat these creatures, you must first secure your premises immediately. This will stop the moths from spreading inside your home as you slow their destructive advance.
Moths are remarkably resilient animals with long life cycles. They have the uncanny ability to thrive in the most inhospitable conditions, from frozen tundra to barren desert. Despite their seemingly wayward lives, they really want to settle down in the warmest, most inviting, protein-rich environment of all: your home. In this step, we will make your home so inhospitable to moths that it’s impossible for them to continue breeding there.
Moth trapping serves two purposes: not only does it capture and kill moths, but it also tells you what rooms have the worst infestation. In this way, traps act as moth “sensors.” If properly deployed, they are invaluable against moth infestation.
