Pest Expert Clothes Moth Killer Smoke Bombs 4 x 3.5g - Formula 'P' Fumer Moth Fumigator (HSE approved and tested – professional strength product)

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Upstairs: Moth larvae could be crawling down out of an infested area upstairs, through a vent, or through small openings near your joists or second-story subfloor.

If you notice moth larvae on the ceiling, chances are, there is an infestation in one of two places:Their females can lay between 30 and 200 eggs which can take up to two years to reach full maturity depending on whether the circumstances are suitable. Left untreated, they could do serious damage to natural fibres in clothing and could potentially ruin your wardrobe. Some customers ask ‘what do Moth eggs look like’ - they are slightly oval, almost invisible when buried in clothing and food containers (about 1/16th of an inch long) and a creamy color. You can hardly see Moth eggs on clothes. If you need any guidance or support on this process, feel free to reach out to us at [email protected] Fogging and fumigation are generally the same process, except buying moth foggers for your home is more convenient and less expensive than a professional service. There are various types of foggers, ranging from various styles and sizes, but most will come in a can or sealed plastic tub.

Moth treatments come in various formats. You may use fumigation bombs, positioning sachets, mothballs, persistent sprays, or powders to eliminate moths in your home. Each of these treatment methods must be handled with caution. For Moth Bombs and Fumigation Treatments A common indication that one has an infestation is evidence of damage. This normally shows itself in the form of irregular shaped holes in clothing or, if you have a heavy infestation of clothes moths, you may notice what is known as 'webbing' on garments. Clothes Moths are part of the Tineola Bisselliella species of moth, sometimes referred to as the Common Clothes Moth. They are a textile pest which feed on 'keratin', a substance found in natural fibres such as wool, cashmere, silk, fur, feathers and hides.Clothes moths tend to be shiny dark brown to buff in colour and are slow in flight often tending to run or hop about at floor level rather than fly.Clothes moth infestations are becoming increasingly common and can be extremely destructive. It is the larvae that tend to cause the most devastation, causing literally millions of pounds worth of damage to clothing each year in the UK alone. Wondering how to get rid of moths and moth larvae in general? To get rid of moth larvae in your house, first, identify the source of a moth infestation. Are you dealing with Pantry Moths, Clothes Moths, or Carpet Moths? Once you know your enemy, you can begin waging war. Identifying the type of moth you are dealing with will help you pinpoint what food source any larvae are after. Also, once you know which moth species you need to kill, you will be able to determine where any are likely to be hidden. Apartment buildings where the closeness of apartments sees Moths travel from one apartment to anotherKeep foggers away from flames. Some moth bombs and foggers are safe enough that you do not have to extinguish pilot lights or electrical appliances that cycle off and on, but to be safe, you should place the fogger 6 feet or farther from any ignition source. Allow adequate time for the chemical process to finish working, and be sure to vacuum or clean any remaining powder residues before letting pets re-enter a space. This includes removing any dead moths or larvae and disposing of them safely. How to Protect Fish Tanks and Reptile Enclosures when Treating for Moths

At Pest Expert we specialize in both production and supply of premium quality clothes moth killer products enabling professional and also amateur users to carry out a simple and effective clothes moth treatment with the minimum of fuss or expense. Let’s assume you have found evidence of dried foodstuffs in your pantry or kitchen cupboards infested with pantry Moth larvae. If you are using powders, be sure to thoroughly vacuum after they have been in place long enough to take effect. If you are using mothballs, positioning sachets, or other similar products, keep them out of reach of young children and pets to avoid ingestion. How to Protect Yourself During Moth TreatmentResidual moth sprays can be incredibly effective for killing moth larvae and eggs. You can also kill moth larvae and eggs using hot soapy water or by freezing them for at least 72 hours. Also known as total-release foggers (TRFs), moth bombs work only in a single room for more intensive treatments. The moth bomb is set in the center of the space. Once activated, the insecticide is released and fills the room. We get it; you want to keep your garments and belongings safe from the destructive power of moths. However, you also don’t want your children or pets to suffer harm from the chemical treatment process! Fumigation, spraying, and other forms of chemical treatment can indeed pose a significant danger to household members if not carried out properly. Therefore, as you implement any form of chemical Clothes Moth treatment, carrying out adequate safety measures is critical.