Faicuk Clothes Moth Traps Pheromone Moth Traps Sticky Moth Killer for Clothes and Carpet Moth (6 Pack) …

I did my research when I realised there were moths in my house. These traps are highly effective at doing what they say they will do, which is attract and trap male moths. In order to help stop the breeding cycle. I place one in each room not in a draft and I have had great levels of success trapping the male moths. The summer is the worst and I have been using them again this year. I personally rate the product highly, although it's expensive it actually does get the moths which alot of the other traps/strips I have tried, aren't as successful. I would question anyone saying this product is ineffective as to whether they have used it correctly.

For the past few months I have been dealing with an, until recently undetected, clothes moth infestation and have to say that these traps are very, very effective. They have certainly cut down the number of moths we have to deal with, but if you expect them to eradicate the moths completely, you’re going to be disappointed. Moths are quite resilient and it will take quite a while to get rid of them entirely. I wish I could say we’ve managed it, but I live in hope.

I didn't catch a moth for about two weeks and didn't think they worked, however after this time I got a few. They remain sticky for a long time - they've been up for a few months now and are still catching them. They do not fix the moth issue, but of course do stop the live ones producing more... Needs to be paired with other methods to actually get rid of clothes moths.

Item arrived and was very easy to assemble and start catching moths. Have 3 traps out and all are catching moths so working well!

Apparently clothes moths and carpet moths aren't the same thing. I didn't know, these did catch a few but in the end a bottle of bleach and vinegar mix got rid of the ones on the carpet and the eggs they had laid.

My son had clothes moths in the rented house he was moving into so I bought moth traps for him and got some for myself as I have had clothes moths in the past and just wanted to check I didn’t have any. However although I had not seen any signs of clothes moths the traps caught many moths. I have just bought new ones to check the infestation is gone.

So, I recently discovered that I have quite a few of those little ***** moths in my bedroom. The ones that eat wool carpets and like making small holes in favourite treasured t shirts. Once I spotted them I couldn’t stop noticing them in the ceiling. So imagine my delight when I discovered what purports to be the ideal solution - mass murder of the little blighters without lifting a finger. Eagerly ordering a pack I was well looking forward to wreaking revenge. When they arrived I opened two of the foil packets and placed one either side of my 4m x 4m bedroom near where I’ve noticed most of the moths lounging on the ceiling. Now it’s a couple of weeks later and in parallel ive been looking for moths on the wall / ceiling and squishing them with bits of tissue to take on the traps Mano-a-Mano and see who comes out top dog in the moth assassination game. After two weeks the death toll looks like : 1 frustrated human : 121 kills. 2 moth traps : 1 (one) Given the time and location I’m genuinely inclined to believe the one lonely moth that it killed was statistically likely to have landed in it by pure, dumb misfortune rather than being attracted to it. 0 stars if Amazon would let me.

We discovered we had moths in our wool carpet. I put down 3 of these traps (I actually put them on the carpet rather than hanging up this seems to work better) and within hours we had started collecting. Clearly we have a bigger problem even than I thought and will have to take other measures! But the traps have collected at least 100. I've just ordered some more.