Moths are tricky. Learn how to protect and care for your clothing and precious home textiles by identifying and dealing with moths.
Seeing tiny white worms in clothes can be a disturbing and unwelcome experience. After all, even mentioning worms in clothes is pretty darn gross. Who wants to open up their dresser and see that creepy crawlies have nested there? Yuck!
Have you ever opened up your closet to select a favorite sweater and noticed that it was riddled with little holes? Those holes definitely weren't there before, and now, there’s no way you can wear this sweater out to brunch. How aggravating! You’ll want to prevent this from happening again. So why are your clothes suddenly getting damaged and what can you do?
Everyone knows that moths can be destructive, agitating, and downright disappointing to discover in a storage bin or wardrobe. Have you been wondering whether you can use a steam cleaner to remove these insects and their eggs? If so, you have come to the right place. Here, we are going to walk you through every aspect of the moth steam cleaning process. We will even discuss how you can use your freezer to freeze Clothes Moths away! Before you know it, you’ll be a pro at eliminating moths from your favorite sweaters, decorations, and fine garments. Let’s dive in!
Moths are certainly a nuisance, but are there any types of moth that are dangerous? After all, we know that they are often flying around houses where they aren’t wanted! Can moths bite? Do they do damage to things besides clothes, carpets, or pantry goods? Luckily, that’s what we are here to talk about.
