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During their adult stages, clothes moths are mostly harmless, feeding on flower nectar and not generally bothering humans. During their larval stage, however, moths can cause a lot of damage, such as:
- Destroy upholstered furniture, clothes, curtains;
- Damage fur rugs, natural carpeting and linen;
Pantry moths, on the other hand, are attracted to dry food stored improperly, and they feed exclusively on starchy and sugary foods. Make an appointment for moth pest control immediately if you notice signs of infestation.
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Moth Control FAQ
Q: Why do I have so many moths in my house?
A: Whenever you find a moth in your home, it is most likely that it has come in through a window. However, if you see moths everywhere in your property, it's quite likely that the larvae have been brought inside through clothing.
Q: What is considered a moth infestation?
A: A moth infestation is sure when you see holes in your dry food or powdery material at the bottom. Dry foods, such as nuts, grains, flour and cereal, are the highest risk. It is common for moths to hunt for food, so they are often called ‘food moths’ or ‘pantry moths’.
Q: Does pest control work for moths?
A: A professional moth control service includes surveying, monitoring, and hygiene advice. Chemical control, such as residual insecticides, can be used if necessary. Fumigation may be required in case of severe moth infestation.
Q: Do moths have a nest?
A: You are likely to see moths nesting in areas that you leave untouched. Clothing moths can be found in corners and folds of fabrics. Dark spaces like attics, closets, and wardrobes are ideal for them to feed on natural fibres, including silk, linen, wool, and fur.
Q: How does moth fumigation work?
A: Fumigating has been a popular method for removing several different species of insects. A chemical or gas is released and is allowed to spread throughout the house. Fumigation for moths is beneficial because the chemicals can reach places where moths might be hiding.
Q: What is the best treatment for moths?
A: Heat treatment is generally the most effective way to get rid of moths. The high temperature will kill moths at every stage of their development instantly, in both your clothes and your carpets. Eco-friendly with up to 100% guarantee, heat treatment will help you against the infestation.
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