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Magothy96
Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2024
You have to be patient but eventually these will rid your house of wool eating moths. Keep them fresh and you’ll see fewer moths over time until there are none. And your sweaters don’t smell like grandma’s closet.
Aviva Bower
Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2023
Within a few moments of setting these traps hapless moths flapped out from nooks and crannies. They are dying as I write this, which breaks my heart. Wait! My god! What’s that!??? Nooooo! Mothra!!!!
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2020
These worked perfectly. A little slow to start, the moths just kind of lurk around them but after a week or two they start to go for the bait and one by one thet get caught. At the end of my last go I caught about 14 on each one in a couple months. The one I put behind my living room curtains even caught all the little gnats and stuff going after my plants. I definitely recommend. Will purchase again for the 3rd time and forever in the future.
Veronica Noriega Gonzalez
Reviewed in Mexico on May 7, 2020
Muy buenas trampas. Nos arrepentimos de solo haber comprado un paquete dado los gastos de envío.
Cherie Perdikis
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2020
I've had issues with both pantry and clothes moths (horrifying) and not 100 % positive I have alleviated my issue with the clothes moths but I am hopeful. These pheromone traps seem to work well and I am impressed that they claim to attract both sex moths (which I have not seen claimed before). I bought the hottest steam cleaner I could find and steamed every corner of a room and all the baseboards. Moths like to make webbing to lay eggs in corners. I did one room a day to not be totally overwhelmed. I had my carpets professionally steamed cleaned (even though I saw no evidence of moth activity in the rugs). I bagged all my clothes and put them in my basement bringing up one bag at a time and washing and drying in high heat and them put them in a plastic tub with a pheromone trap to monitor moth activity. I sent some clothes to a dry cleaner. I checked furniture and curtains for any moths and I used my steamer between cushions. But when I saw real results was when I discovered nesting sites in specifically my bathroom ceiling fan. Also discovered some webbing behind some light and cable plates and other vents I think the pheromone traps are helpful but they will not rid you of the problem however they are a good indicator if you still have a problem.
Jason Stein
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2019
so it's very simple to set up and place, but after a few weeks in multiple locations they caught nothing. found two moths on bed sheets, placed the trap right next to them and they don't budge. found moth on wall near bed, placed trap around it and it didn't move. then slid the trap down the wall to tap the moth with non-sticky side, and the moth flew right out of the trap not touching the sticky side. the only way I could get a moth in these traps was to put trap around one that landed and quickly slide the sticky side of the trap towards it. a piece of any type of tape would be easier, and vacuum cleaner easier still. The goal of buying these was to ATTRACT the moths to the trap, which they completely fail to do. possibly these tabs had no pheromone, or not enough on them, I can't say for sure. All I can say for sure is they were completely ineffective for me.
JRT
Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2018
you definitely need to do some additional work if you have an infestation. I found the source of the infestation, ripped up carpeting, vacuumed and cleaned every nook and cranny of the infested closets and dressers, washed, cleaned, dry-cleaned, put in the dryer, sun and oven-- everything I could prior to using these. And that certainly helped to get the problem under control. The traps catch the remaining months that hatch after all the cleaning, and prevent any new moths from multiplying and started the cycle all over again. I have used these for 4 additional seasons, just to be certain they didnt return. We are now almost moth-free after 2 years. I am still occasionally finding one or two in the traps. Its great to know that continuing to use these long after the infestation, that we are protected from another infestation occurring. I tried two other brands simultaneously, and these really worked the best by catching the most moths. They are expensive, but so are cashmere sweaters and wool blazers. Definitely worth it.
J A Customer
Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2015
I honestly wanted to like these and decided to try a package in lieu of my usual brands. I am not sure if it is okay to post the names here but they are also on Amazon. For clothes moths, the brand has a black and white check pattern and for indian meal moths they have Zebra or Dark Brown patterns. Clothes Moths (there are two types of those) and Meal Moths are generally not caught by or attracted to the same traps and lures. It's important to know which type of moth you have in the area (check online for pictures) before deciding on an action plan. I have cloths moths in one area and had meal moths in another. I vigorously cleaned, vacuumed, purged, froze, washed, dried and cleaned surfaces with bleach or citrus and lavender or cedar essential oils. Even with all that, some moths got through. Because the eggs are so small and the life cycles can vary with climate, it is important to cover all the bases. Traps were the easiest way to get rid of the survivors. Clothes moths can be killed by freezing items for a period or time, or putting the items in the dryer on high heat for at least 30 minutes. I was told that traps should be 12 feet apart and one trap should be suspended from the ceiling and another should be on the floor (the females are not good flyers). The lights should be off (clothes moths are not attracted to light). I swapped these traps as a trial in the same areas that I was using the other clothes moth traps. I did not find these to be even remotely as good. Over a week, not one moth was caught in the traps. I went back and purchased my standby traps with lures and the moths seemed to swarming to them even before I had set them down. Within an hour there were several. When it works, I always prefer the green alternative. For me, the bugs are just unhealthy and destructive and I want them gone, even if it means that the option is not green.
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