Faicuk Clothes Moth Traps with Pheromone Attractant for Carpet and Closet, Pack of 6

Tiny white rug moths do huge damage. They come from outside like any regular moth. We never thought much about them until I found a huge nest of moth larvae eating my wool rug. Then they attacked all my cashmere! They even ate a hole in my polyester pants which I'd heard they only go for natural cloth. Ive been aside myself with mourning my lovely clothes. So I went on a hunt for a way to rid them from my home. We threw away my beautiful expensive rug and then I went to war. I first purchased a pkg of cedar pieces but they weren't working well. So I settled on this product Faicuk Moth traps and hung them in my laundry room where I would see them flying about. IT WORKED. I also bought some cedar/lavender spray to deter them from certain places. I now keep my bedroom door closed as well as my closets, at all times. Its too late for a lot of my cashmere & wool clothing but I feel Im finally in control of those tiny unassuming white moths. Ive ordered this no fuss product twice & will continue to order when I run out of this batch! The best thing since roach hotels.

These work soooo well that when I was carrying them to put them up, these guys came out of the woodwork. Literally - a few started swarming me and ended up killing a few by swatting. I cheated and hung these from a 6”x8” glue board meant for outdoor trees and suspended the box from that to increase the killing power- bad infestation and figured it couldn’t hurt. Had two in the first trap in the first 15 mins and no visible moths before opening the traps.I’m so impressed, I’m ordering more. I tried this and two other brands - as I said bad infestation, and these worked the best as far as seeing a great reaction. Awesome traps!Glue boards I used are these: Garsum 20-Pack Dual-Sided Yellow Sticky Traps for Flying Plant Insect Like Fungus Gnats, Aphids, Whiteflies, Leafminers - （6X8 Inch,Wire ties included）https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07G61TSX4/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

It's been about five days and already several moths in the traps. Actually, some moths were in there within an hour. I still seems some moths flying but hopefully they will end up in the traps. The ones in the closets are most important cause that's where the wool clothes are. I had just one small hole in a part-wool jacket but probably some evidence of moth larvae on a few other things. I took several things out to brush, freeze and wash. Then I cleaned the closet as best I could, considering I couldn't see much moth evidence. But since a few moths are in the traps in the closet, obviously there have been moths there. Also put a trap behind the sofa, one in the bathroom and one in the kitchen. I think a couple other types of moths ended up in them. I will just keep monitoring the traps and if no more moths show up, I'll assume they are gone. Still, I plan on keeping these up year-round. I ended taping them to things because hanging them takes up too much room on the closet bars and there's no place to hang then in the kitchen or behind the sofa. So far, so good.

I put two traps in the laundry room where we've been battling clothes moths for several months. After 24 hrs - not one moth trapped. I checked again the next day and they caught 5. Placed another trap in the spare room closet and one week later we've got ~25 moths trapped and no sign of others flying around like before. I'll definitely keep these traps on hand to keep these little buggers at bay.

I have had a moth problem ever since bringing a vintage wool coat into my home. This trap is covered in pheromones, unlike the others that have a tiny pheromone swatch. after catching tons of moths I had a deep steam cleaning done of my closets and then caulked every hiole where the latvae might still be and they appear to be gone. Just in case, I still keep the traps in certain areas, like under my dresser. I never see any flying moths anymore. worth the price!

Cloth moths are a challenge and traps are only one toolsI have never had this problem before so I have no bases for comparisonThey did catch a few moths the first 24 hrs. I have killed more by checking walls and ceilings I have purchased another pack to put them in more rooms

I’ve ordered these frequently to keep my woolens and yarn safe. Change out every other month. I’ve had a moth problem in the past and these seem to be helping.

I had purchased some other moth traps that caught one or two moths, but these really work great. The first two pictures are traps that were left in the closet for about 2.5 weeks and the third picture was one I opened today. Just knowing they can’t breed anymore makes me feel a little better; can’t wait until they’re all gone.