How to get rid of Clothes Moths and their Larvae

There are two main types of fabric moths that can damage clothes and furnishings, the Common Clothes Moth (Tineola bisselliella) and the Case-bearing Clothes Moth (Tinaea pellionella).

The Common Clothes Moth adult insect is between 7-10mm in length and is a pale straw / light brown colour. However, it is the larval stage of the insect that causes damage to clothes and fabrics making irregular shaped holes in garments and soft furnishings etc. The larvae develop fully in 2-7 months depending on the temperature where they are living and then they pupate to form the adult moth.

The Case Bearing Clothes Moth is similar in appearance to the Common Clothes Moth but this type of fabric moth makes regular shaped holes in garments and soft furnishings etc.

Using our many years experience of Moth Pest Control, we have put together a full range of the best clothes moth killer and preventative products available to buy online. Our products can be used in wardrobes, drawer units and in any affected room to eradicate and continue to protect garments and furnishings from a clothes moth attack.

We have put together complete Clothes Moth Contol Treatment Packs and we supply individual products for your own personal choice of items to kill and get rid of these damage causing insect pests. Our range includes organic or insecticide sprays and powders, fumigating smoke generators and traps, which are all professional standard products cleared for diy use. We have clothes moth killer strips and hangers as well as clothes moth repellent sachets, moth balls and rings, all of which can be placed in wardrobes or drawers to prevent a problem with clothes moths.

Only with a combination of Clothes Moth Pest Control Products will you fully eliminate and stop an infestation of clothes moths and their larvae.

See the step by step guide on How to Get Rid of Clothes Moths in the Articles / News Updates section to the left.

Please note that in treating an infestation of clothes moths, we would always recommend that you also smoke fog your loft or roof space area as these insect pests like to live in loft insulation and very often it is from these areas that clothes moths have found their way downstairs and into your living areas.

Our tried and tested product range is below:

If you need any help or advice, please call 03330 119703 or drop us an email info[a]stopmoths.co.uk