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Moths

Moths ruin what is kept in storage: the clothes moth takes wool, fur, and knitwear, the pantry moth takes grains, flour, and dried fruit. The flying adults are only a signal: the damage is done by the larvae. Against moths there are sprays and glue traps.

Moths

About the pest

Adult moths do not eat at all — all the damage is done by the larvae. In clothes moths they chew tracks through wool, fur, and felt; in pantry moths they take over grains, flour, nuts, and dried fruit, leaving clumps and webbing behind. If a small moth is flying around the kitchen, check the food stores, not the wardrobe.

For retail and warehouses, the pantry moth means spoiled stock: one infested batch of grain can "colonize" the ones beside it. Early detection decides everything, and the main tool here is glue traps: they intercept the males and reveal the infestation itself before any visible damage.

Sprays are used where the moths live: wardrobes, shelving, and storerooms are treated once the clothes and the stores have been gone through. Infested food is thrown out — the treatment protects what is left and blocks reinfestation.

  • Find and remove the source: the infested grain, garment, or felt — without that, products work at half strength.
  • Keep grains in tightly closed jars and wool in garment bags.
  • Place traps in wardrobes and storerooms — they also serve as an indicator of new arrivals.
  • Use products strictly according to the instructions on the pack.

Worth knowing

The larvae do the damage

Adult moths do not feed — the tracks in a sweater and the clumps in the grain are left by the larvae.

Two different moths

The clothes moth eats wool and fur, the pantry moth grains and dried fruit; look for the source in "its own" zone.

The trap is an indicator

A glue trap reveals an infestation before any visible damage — it intercepts the flying males.

The source comes first

Until the infested batch is found and removed, the moths will keep coming back.

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Sticky ribbons and glue traps

Sticky ribbons and glue traps

Where chemicals are entirely off-limits — at a food plant, in a kitchen, or at a childcare facility — mechanical trapping does the work: glue and a food attractant. Not a gram of active ingredient, up to 4 weeks of effectiveness, and a result visible directly on the trap.

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Sprays

Sprays

A spray is the "here and now" product: the insect dies seconds after contact, and the treated surface keeps protecting for up to 4 weeks. One line covers both indoor treatment and personal protection outdoors.

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