Pest Control Products for Clothes Moths

Indoor and Outdoors! Good Residual to spray all the entry points into the house such as windows, doors, fireplace, plumbing, etc.
This prevents the ants from re-establishing their scent trails and re-colonizing your house. It is very effective on Moths, Fire Ants, termites, fleas, spiders, scorpions, roaches, millipedes, grasshoppers, pillbugs, bees, wasps, crickets, and turf.
Tip: Best applied with a sprayer.
NOT SOLD IN:AK, CA, CT, DE, MD, HI, MA, NY, PA, RI

DeltaDust is 100% waterproof insecticide dust, so it works in the wet and damp places that insects love. Ideal crack and crevice treatment. It’s effective against a broad spectrum of insects at a wide range of labeled use sites, indoors and out. And it provides a residual of up to 8 months!
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Clothes Moth Pheromone Trap has a natural sex attractant for the adult moths and should be placed in areas that contain items the larvae feed on, such as wool, hair, feathers, or fur. Adult females lay up to 200 eggs; larvae reach maturity in about 35 days. Adult clothes moths are incapable of eating anything.
Last 3 Months!

CLEAN OUT! Use a liquid concentrate to spray
around infestation or dust in cracks and crevices. Place moth trap for the adults.

Clothes moths are well-known as pests of stored woolens, but they will eat a wide range of other fibers including hair, fur, silk, felt and feathers. Serious infestations of clothes moths can develop undetected in a home, causing significant damage to clothing, bedding, floor coverings and other articles.

Clothes moths are seldom seen because they avoid light. They prefer dark, undisturbed areas such as closets, basements and attics, and tend to live in corners or in folds of fabric. If you do see tiny moths flying about in the kitchen and other open areas, they are probably grain moths originating from some infested cereal, flour or stored food item. Clothes moth adults do not feed so they cause no injury to fabrics. However, the adults produce eggs which hatch into the fabric-eating larvae.