Collection: Carpet Beetle Control Products

Declare war on carpet beetles with our DIY Carpet Beetle Control Products. Offering a range of solutions, including powders, sprays, and traps, our collection targets carpet beetles at every stage of their lifecycle, providing a thorough and effective approach to elimination. Safe for household use and designed for long-lasting results, take control of your home with confidence and protect your carpets, furniture, and fabrics from these destructive pests.

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FAQs

What products do you offer for carpet beetle control?

We offer a variety of effective products to eliminate carpet beetles, including insecticide sprays, powders, and fumers. These products target both adult beetles and their larvae, ensuring comprehensive control of the infestation.

How do I identify a carpet beetle infestation?

Signs of a carpet beetle infestation include damage to natural fibers like wool, silk, and leather, as well as the presence of larvae (commonly known as "woolly bears") and adult beetles near windows or light sources. Shed larval skins and small holes in fabrics are also common indicators.

How long does it take to get rid of carpet beetles?

The time required to eliminate carpet beetles depends on the size of the infestation and the products used. Sprays and powders can show immediate results, while more severe infestations may require repeated treatments over a few weeks to ensure all larvae and adults are eradicated.

Are carpet beetle control products safe for use around children and pets?

Our products are designed to be effective while minimising risks. Always follow safety instructions carefully. Avoid treating areas that children or pets can access until sprays or powders have dried or been removed, and consider ventilating treated spaces thoroughly.

How can I prevent carpet beetles from returning?

To prevent reinfestation, regularly vacuum carpets, rugs, and upholstered furniture to remove lint, pet hair, and debris that attract carpet beetles. Store natural fiber clothing and fabrics in sealed containers and check for signs of beetles before bringing second-hand items into your home. Applying residual insecticides around entry points can also help.