We found moths eating our cloths. They have expensive taste. Focusing on the more expensive cloth with wool, silk or other nice material.
The moth trap is easy to use: open the sealed package, pull the protecting paper off and fold the moth trap into a triangle, tuck in the flap, put it on a cloth hanger. We found quite a few moths on the trap just in a few days. Simple to use and very effective!
One suggestion for improvement, the cut out to tuck the frap is almost the same size of the flap so it is easy to get pull off. If the factory can cut the line shorter, we can insert one end of the flag in and pull it to fix in place, it will be much better.
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DOES EXACTLY AS PROMISED
Before you let the folks from pest control introduce noxious chemicals into your home, give our moth traps a chance. We’ve tried them ourselves, and seen how their strong pheromone content attracts thousands of moths in one sitting.
Pop these traps open in the suspected infested areas and watch it draw out all the destructive insects lurking in the nooks and crannies of your household.
EFFORTLESS & STRAIGHTFORWARD
Have the confidence of a moth-free home minus the chemical smell and costly pest treatments. No need to brew noxious liquids or spray powerful aerosols at home. Setting up this cost-efficient trap is as easy as 1, 2, and 3. After the traps arrive at your doorstep, open the package, make a few folds here and there, and place them in your desired area.
The lures work the very instant they’re installed. Leave the traps alone for a few hours and consider the job done.
INTO THE TRAP & AWAY FROM YOUR VALUABLES
Webbing clothes moths, a common variety of home pests, can do massive damage because of how fast they multiply. It only takes a few to completely ruin your favorite sweaters and coats, especially if they’re made from animal fabric!
Place these moth traps in your closet, beneath your bed, near your carpet rugs, under your couch, and even inside your pantry to keep those darned critters away from your precious clothes and furniture.
GETTING RID OF YOUR HOME’S MOTH PROBLEM JUST GOT EASIER!
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USA DESIGNEDAll traps are manufactured overseas but designed right here in the US. To make sure each moth trap reaches your expectations, the baits have undergone numerous tests and quality-assurance steps. All results show how these moth traps can attract more moths than other competitors. Aside from the pheromone infusion, the baits are ultra-sticky. Those annoying moths have already met their demise upon making contact with our traps. |
NO FUSS CLEAN UPSDon’t let your guests and family members tiptoe around the scattered moth remnants. No need to get a broom and sweep the dead insects. The sticky pads of our traps won’t require much effort to dispose of. Each pack has 11 traps for the cost of 10. They’re made from recycled paper and can last for up to two months. After the traps have worked their magic, simply fold and throw them in the garbage. |
CHILD & PET FRIENDLYTread lightly when buying chemical-infused moth traps and aerosols. They might be doing their job in keeping wretched moths but at what cost? Our moth traps are non-toxic, child and pet-friendly, completely odorless, and 100% safe for the environment. The pheromones are naturally-derived and the sheets don’t have any trace of insecticides. |
Work for 2+ months!Just place them in your closet and watch them working! These traps are good for 2 months compared to our competitors that work barely for a month. So, you will get the benefit of capturing more moths with much longer time. Our team stands by to provide you with exceptional, lightning quick responses to your every concern. Your satisfaction is our #1 priority! |
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| Sold By | ECOTASTIC | BUGMD DIRECT | The Original LuLu | Dr. Killigan's | Dr. Killigan's |
| style | Foldable | Foldable | Clothes Moth Traps | Industrial | Unique |
| number of pieces | 11 | 6 | 6 | 20 | 6 |
| material | Paper | Paper | — | Paper | Paper |
| electric | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| weight | 8.4 ounces | — | — | 1 pounds | 0.11 pounds |
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These work rather well
update 2/2023 second, better picture. The norm during high season. Picture taken summer 2022. They work, it just takes months. Then again, our infestation may not be as bad as others.update 5/2022 they work, see picture. I've seen them fuller; it's not the full season yet. I put fresh ones out today, first pictured has been out since Jan, not full season yet.Update: I still hate the green covering, but after having seen a couple of moths this month (Jan 2022) I put new ones throughout the house. The old ones had at least 30 moths each, though I expect they haven't been effective for some time. It may be time to buy more, as moth season isn't even here yet. They say they last 3 months; I suspect shorter but then again I have forced air heat and a/c, which disperses the aroma away from the unit.Orig: I bought these last year, then bought another brand (DrK) this year. I'm going to buy another batch of these because they worked better. Unless it's the time of the infestation; last year was in June, I put the other brand out in Feb of this year, so maybe the infestation wasn't as bad in Feb. I don't think they last as long as they say they do, so I put a fresh one next to the first one after a month. Last year, the ones in the bedroom caught like 30 moths each. It takes a while to figure out where to place them. Near a nightlight or a glowing clockface seems to work well for night capture. I set them up away from forced air heating or a/c. This generation is of uglier appearance; last year they were dark and didn't stand out like I expect these electric green ones will. But these give more traps for the money compared to other brands, and they seemed to work better.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2023
Item Package Quantity: 11Verified Purchase
We found moths eating our cloths. They have expensive taste. Focusing on the more expensive cloth with wool, silk or other nice material.
The moth trap is easy to use: open the sealed package, pull the protecting paper off and fold the moth trap into a triangle, tuck in the flap, put it on a cloth hanger. We found quite a few moths on the trap just in a few days. Simple to use and very effective!
One suggestion for improvement, the cut out to tuck the frap is almost the same size of the flap so it is easy to get pull off. If the factory can cut the line shorter, we can insert one end of the flag in and pull it to fix in place, it will be much better.
The moth trap is easy to use: open the sealed package, pull the protecting paper off and fold the moth trap into a triangle, tuck in the flap, put it on a cloth hanger. We found quite a few moths on the trap just in a few days. Simple to use and very effective!
One suggestion for improvement, the cut out to tuck the frap is almost the same size of the flap so it is easy to get pull off. If the factory can cut the line shorter, we can insert one end of the flag in and pull it to fix in place, it will be much better.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2021
Item Package Quantity: 11Verified Purchase
update 2/2023 second, better picture. The norm during high season. Picture taken summer 2022. They work, it just takes months. Then again, our infestation may not be as bad as others.
update 5/2022 they work, see picture. I've seen them fuller; it's not the full season yet. I put fresh ones out today, first pictured has been out since Jan, not full season yet.
Update: I still hate the green covering, but after having seen a couple of moths this month (Jan 2022) I put new ones throughout the house. The old ones had at least 30 moths each, though I expect they haven't been effective for some time. It may be time to buy more, as moth season isn't even here yet. They say they last 3 months; I suspect shorter but then again I have forced air heat and a/c, which disperses the aroma away from the unit.
Orig: I bought these last year, then bought another brand (DrK) this year. I'm going to buy another batch of these because they worked better. Unless it's the time of the infestation; last year was in June, I put the other brand out in Feb of this year, so maybe the infestation wasn't as bad in Feb. I don't think they last as long as they say they do, so I put a fresh one next to the first one after a month. Last year, the ones in the bedroom caught like 30 moths each. It takes a while to figure out where to place them. Near a nightlight or a glowing clockface seems to work well for night capture. I set them up away from forced air heating or a/c. This generation is of uglier appearance; last year they were dark and didn't stand out like I expect these electric green ones will. But these give more traps for the money compared to other brands, and they seemed to work better.
update 5/2022 they work, see picture. I've seen them fuller; it's not the full season yet. I put fresh ones out today, first pictured has been out since Jan, not full season yet.
Update: I still hate the green covering, but after having seen a couple of moths this month (Jan 2022) I put new ones throughout the house. The old ones had at least 30 moths each, though I expect they haven't been effective for some time. It may be time to buy more, as moth season isn't even here yet. They say they last 3 months; I suspect shorter but then again I have forced air heat and a/c, which disperses the aroma away from the unit.
Orig: I bought these last year, then bought another brand (DrK) this year. I'm going to buy another batch of these because they worked better. Unless it's the time of the infestation; last year was in June, I put the other brand out in Feb of this year, so maybe the infestation wasn't as bad in Feb. I don't think they last as long as they say they do, so I put a fresh one next to the first one after a month. Last year, the ones in the bedroom caught like 30 moths each. It takes a while to figure out where to place them. Near a nightlight or a glowing clockface seems to work well for night capture. I set them up away from forced air heating or a/c. This generation is of uglier appearance; last year they were dark and didn't stand out like I expect these electric green ones will. But these give more traps for the money compared to other brands, and they seemed to work better.
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