Collection: Clothes Moth Traps

Protect your wardrobe and fabrics from damage with our Clothes Moth Traps. These traps are specifically designed to target and capture adult clothes moths using a powerful pheromone lure, breaking the breeding cycle and helping to prevent further infestations. Easy to set up and non-toxic, they are safe to use around your home. Ideal for closets, drawers, and storage areas, our clothes moth traps provide a discreet and effective way to safeguard your clothing, upholstery, and other precious textiles.

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FAQs: Clothes Moth Traps

How do clothes moth traps work?

Clothes moth traps use pheromones to attract adult male moths. Once they enter the trap, they become stuck on the adhesive surface, interrupting the breeding cycle and reducing the moth population over time.

How long does it take for clothes moth traps to work?

You’ll start noticing results within a few days as moths are captured. For larger infestations, it may take a few weeks to see a significant reduction in activity.

How long do clothes moth traps last?

Most clothes moth traps remain effective for 2-3 months. Replace them sooner if the adhesive becomes full or if the trap no longer attracts moths.

Are clothes moth traps safe to use around pets and children?

Yes, clothes moth traps are non-toxic and chemical-free, making them safe for use around pets and children. However, for safety, place traps out of reach in areas like closets or drawers.

How can I prevent moths from damaging clothes?

To prevent damage, store clothing in airtight containers, regularly clean and vacuum storage areas, and use clothes moth traps to monitor and reduce moth activity. Consider washing or freezing items that may already be infested.

Where should I place clothes moth traps?

Place traps in closets, wardrobes, drawers, or storage areas where clothes are kept using hangers. Position them near fabrics or areas where moth activity is observed for the best results.