Clothes Moth Traps with Pheromone Lures and Sticky Traps

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Conquering the Endless Battle with Clothes Moth

Two primary types of moths wreak havoc on clothing: webbing clothes moths (Tineola Bisselliella) and case-bearing clothes moths (Tinea Pellionella). When these moths reproduce, they deposit their eggs on natural fibers like wool, cashmere, silk, and more, allowing the hatched larvae to feed on them. This results in the pesky holes often found in cherished sweaters, scarves, coats, and other garments. The larvae then enter a pupation phase, transforming into adult moths, perpetuating the destructive cycle.

Reclaim Your Closet with MaxGuard's Professional-Grade Traps

Keeping your wardrobe free from clothes moth is straightforward with MaxGuard's professional-grade moth traps. These traps effectively capture and eliminate both webbing and case-bearing clothes moths, safeguarding your wool, cashmere, silk, leather, and cotton garments.

Safe and Toxin-Free Solution

When addressing moth infestations, you need not resort to harsh chemical sprays. MaxGuard's traps are non-toxic and odorless, ensuring a safe environment for you and your loved ones.

A Scientific Approach to Breaking the Cycle

Tackling a few moths on your own won't solve the problem. To stop the continuous mating cycle, MaxGuard's clothes moth traps contain a timed-release, extra-strength female moth pheromone that attracts, traps, and kills the male moths, disrupting the breeding process.

Crafted with an industrial-grade, 100% non-toxic and odorless adhesive, these traps are safe for use throughout your home.

MaxGuard Clothes Moth Traps Features: - Extra Trap Openings for Higher Catch Rate - Contains Extra-Strength Pheromones - 100% Non-Toxic, Chemical-Free, and Odorless - Up to 3 Months of Long-Lasting Protection - Simple and Easy to Use

Reclaim Your Home: A Step-by-Step Guide

1. Empty your closet and thoroughly clean the entire space, vacuuming all shelves, cracks, and crevices to remove any signs of moths, larvae, or eggs.
2. Launder all clothes through extra washing cycles to eliminate most larvae and moth eggs. For non-washable fabrics, take them to a dry-cleaner.
3. Store all cleaned clothes in plastic containers or vacuum-sealed bags until the infestation is under control.
4. Place multiple traps in your closet and other affected areas for optimal performance. Adjust the trap locations if you don't catch any moths after a few days, as clothes moths prefer dim or dark spaces.

Protect Your Home with MaxGuard's Solutions

Our Clothes Moth Traps are available in 8-pack and 14-pack options, ensuring you have the right tools to regain control and keep your home safe from these persistent pests.

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