Moths are tricky. Learn how to protect and care for your clothing and precious home textiles by identifying and dealing with moths.
Desperate to get rid of clothes moths from your home? At MothPrevention® we have answered the most frequently asked customer questions about getting rid of clothes moths and their larvae from natural animal based fibers.
A step by step guide to identifying Carpet Moths, dealing with an infestation and Carpet Moth Prevention in the future - all you need to know.
If you suspect a pantry moth infestation in your home follow our 10 Steps to Pantry Moth Prevention to protect your home from pantry moths.
Moth larvae are the actual pest that causes the damage to clothing and precious home textiles, not the adult Clothes Moths, Carpet Moths or Pantry Moths you can see flying around in season. Getting rid of moth larvae involves far more intensive investigation, cleaning and treatment.
Butterflies and moths are both fascinating creatures. However, telling the difference between a butterfly and a moth can sometimes be challenging. After all, these insects share many similarities. So, what actually makes one different from the other?
You have noticed that something is eating holes through your clothes in the attic and are sure moths are hiding around your house somewhere. However, you can’t figure out how to find or catch them. How frustrating!
These days, it seems like more and more properties disappoint us when it comes to storage space. If your wardrobe seems to be boiling over, storing your clothes is a great way to save room in your closet. Whether you want to store your summer clothes in the winter or your winter clothes in the summer, there are many awesome storage facilities available to choose from. Or, maybe you are lucky enough to have an attic or garage to keep extra clothing in.
Few things are more disgusting than insects getting into your food. After all, no one wants to go into the pantry for a midnight snack and find worms in the cookie jar! Another common scenario involves opening a bag of flour only to discover little larvae crawling around. How appalling! So what can you do about it? That’s what we are here to discuss.
