Moths are tricky. Learn how to protect and care for your clothing and precious home textiles by identifying and dealing with moths.
Moths are dusty because their wings are covered in tiny scales. These scales are similar to the scales that you would find on a fish, except they're extremely small and less durable. The tiny scales of a moth can only be recognised as such under a microscope. To the naked eye, they seem like glittery or powdery dust.
From spotting the early signs of a moth infestation to choosing the best moth traps and prevention methods, this guide covers everything you need to protect your home. Whether you're dealing with clothes moths, pantry moths, or carpet moths, discover how to eliminate moth larvae, eggs, and adults—and how to keep them from coming back for good.
Finding a moth in your home is going to raise a lot of questions. How did it get here? Is the moth after your clothing or is it harmless? You might even wonder if finding a single moth is worthy of concern. Even one adult moth raises the chance of...
Finding moths eating their way through your favourite woollens, textiles and foodstuffs is very distressing. If there are signs of them in your home, we can help you identify and eliminate them quickly.
