🦋 Highly Effective MothPrevention Clothes Closet Moth Traps - Refillable, Odor-Free & Natural 3-Pack: Protect Your Wardrobe with Moth Pheromone Traps Review

We accidentally brought moths into the house when we bought a special scratching post and the carpeted areas were moth infested. We've been trying to get rid of them for over a year. Admittedly I didn't want to pay money for these traps but I have tried another brand with moderate success and was swayed by the reviews. I don't apologize I hung two traps where I knew there would be trouble and the third went in the closet which I thought was fine. The closet, which I thought had no problems…

Previously bought goods of this brand from other sellers. However, the items I received this time are problematic at best. The trap must be inserted into the box, after which the plastic cover of the trap is removed. However, the very thin adhesive strip that attaches the trap to the box doesn't hold up very well. Unfortunately, the plastic cover on the trap itself that covers the sticky pheromone trap before use is almost impossible to remove as the trap is very sticky. And instead of peeling…

THIS PRODUCT WORKS. I was away for about a month and came home with a moth infestation. These hungry little critters (I called them worse) damaged THREE amazing wool rugs I bought on a business trip to Afghanistan five years earlier. I had a few rugs left so I vacuumed/cleaned/stored them (and my woolen clothes) until I got the infestation under control, which took a few weeks. Now I vacuum more often, but these traps work passively and catch moths, which I miss. The product comes in a pack of…

Works well as a clothes moth trap. Some people don't seem to pick up anything, which may indicate they don't have clothes moths. The attached image shows the result of two months of use at three different locations, some of which have changed over and over again. They ate my wool rug (up to this point I forgot it was wool) and I sprayed the area after cleaning the rug. I later set these traps and found myself catching them in places I hadn't bombed. The company states in its information that it

FYI, according to their website this trap only targets these four species: - Webbed clothes moth aka common clothes moth (Tineola bisselliella) (Tinea pellionella) - White shoulder moth (Endrosis sarcitrella) - Brown house moth ( Hofmannophila pseudospretella). I wasn't sure if that would solve the problem with my moth-eaten wool and cashmere items. After some success with cedar repellent blocks, I began to question the effectiveness of "non-toxic" "natural" solutions. In my opinion, only…