Non-Toxic Moth Traps

Eliminate moth infestations the safe and eco-friendly way with our Non-Toxic Moth Traps. These traps use natural pheromones to attract and capture moths without the use of harmful chemicals, making them safe for homes with children, pets, and sensitive individuals. Ideal for targeting clothes moths and pantry moths, they are easy to set up and effective in protecting your clothing, fabrics, and food items. With a discreet design and reliable performance, these traps are a sustainable choice for maintaining a moth-free home.

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FAQs: Non-Toxic Moth Traps

Moth traps typically use pheromones to attract adult male moths. Once the moths are drawn to the trap, they become stuck on the adhesive surface, reducing the moth population and preventing them from breeding.

You may start seeing results within a few days as moths are attracted to the trap. For larger infestations, it may take a few weeks to significantly reduce the population as more moths are captured.

Most traps remain effective for up to 2-3 months, depending on the product and level of infestation. Replace the traps once they are full or no longer attracting moths.

Many pheromone moth traps including ours are non-toxic and safe to use around pets and children. However, it is essential to follow the instructions carefully to ensure proper safety.

To prevent moth infestations, keep clothes and fabrics in airtight containers and regularly clean storage areas. For pantry moths, store food in sealed containers and inspect dry goods regularly. Using moth traps and repellents can help to keep moths away from these vulnerable areas.

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.