2 traps against clothes moths

Clothes moth trap 🧥 – Discreet, insecticide-free monitoring

The textile moth trap is a simple, safe solution to monitor the presence of clothes moths (Tineola bisselliella) in your cupboards, wardrobes, and walk-in closets. It helps you detect an infestation in time and act quickly before the damage becomes significant.

Why use a trap against textile moths?

Clothes moths are discreet but formidable insects. Their larvae feed on natural fibers (wool, cotton, silk...), causing irreparable holes in your clothes, curtains, or household textiles.

This textile moth trap attracts males thanks to an adhesive surface impregnated with a specific attractant. It helps reduce reproduction and limit the spread of moths.

Instructions for use 🛠️

• Unfold the trap and remove the protective sheet from the sticky surface.
• Shape it as shown in the provided diagram.
• Place it outside the wardrobe, between 1.5 and 2 m high.
• If the infestation is widespread, place a trap directly inside the wardrobe.
• Avoid placing it near a window, a radiator, or an air vent.

The trap remains active for 3 months after opening. It contains no insecticide and no dangerous chemicals. Once saturated, simply dispose of it with household waste.

Benefits of the clothes moth trap ✅

• Insecticide-free: ideal for living areas and closets
• Easy to use: ready to use, discreet, and odorless
• Effective for prevention: helps detect and contain an infestation in time
• Suitable for all spaces: wardrobes, walk-in closets, cupboards, closets

What treatment against clothes moths?

For effective textile moth treatment, combine several actions:

• Use one or more clothes moth traps in each wardrobe
• Air out your closets regularly and avoid humidity
• Clean stored clothing and vacuum the corners of your furniture
• If needed, complement with natural repellents or storage covers

The best clothes moth solution is often preventive: this simple, discreet trap lets you keep an eye on moth activity and take action at the first signs of invasion.