Moths and pantry pests
Holes in wool, webbing in the rice jar. Which moth it is, what to throw out, and how to stop them coming back.
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- How do I get rid of clothes moths without mothballs? You can clear clothes moths without mothballs or a fogger. Find the source, vacuum deep, kill larvae in fabrics with heat or…
- Pantry moths: what food do I have to throw out? Not everything. Bin what shows webbing, clumps or larvae, check every open pack, and keep sealed glass, tins and bottles. Then clean…
- Are pantry moths and clothes moths the same? No. Pantry moths eat dry food and clothes moths eat wool and other animal fibres. Where you find them tells you which…
- How do I stop moths eating my wool and cashmere? Moth larvae, not adult moths, eat wool, and they want dark, quiet, unwashed fibres. Clean before you store, seal what you are…
- Pantry moths keep coming back. How do I stop them for good? When pantry moths return after a clean-out, a hidden source is usually left. Find it, seal what remains, then use a pheromone…
- Do moth pheromone traps get rid of moths? Not on their own. Pheromone traps catch male moths only, so they tell you whether moths are still active rather than ending…