Trap-A-Pest Clothing Moth Traps 8 Pack
Non-toxic pheromone traps capture clothing moths to protect wool, fur, carpets and garments in closets
- Targets clothing moths only with pheromone attractant
- Non-toxic, odorless sticky traps safe for closets and carpets
- Simple peel, fold and hang setup in seconds
- Protects wool, fur, clothing and carpets from damage
- Discreet design blends into closet while trapping pests
Clothing Moth Protection
These traps target clothing moths that damage wool, fur, carpets and stored garments. Each pack contains eight ready-to-use units that rely on a pheromone attractant to lure male moths onto a sticky surface. The formula is non-toxic and odorless, making it suitable for bedrooms and walk-in closets.
Replaces Loose Traps Or Sprays
The pre-folded design removes the need to handle exposed adhesive or measure placement. It is worth switching when you want a discreet, hangable unit that stays effective for weeks without re-application. The traps do not affect pantry moths, so they are not a substitute for kitchen pest control.
Fits Standard Closet Rods And Shelves
Each trap hangs from a built-in hook or sits flat on a shelf, requiring no tools or power. The slim profile slides between hangers and storage boxes, leaving hanging space and drawer capacity unchanged. Buyers needing coverage for large walk-in wardrobes or multiple rooms will need additional packs.
Highlights
- Targets clothing moths only with pheromone attractant
- Non-toxic, odorless sticky traps safe for closets and carpets
- Simple peel, fold and hang setup in seconds
- Protects wool, fur, clothing and carpets from damage
- Discreet design blends into closet while trapping pests
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I hang the folded trap in a closet?
Peel the protective paper to expose the glue, fold the trap into its triangular shape, and use the built-in hanger to suspend it from a closet rod or hook.
What is the correct way to activate the adhesive surface?
Remove the release liner completely before folding; the pheromone lure is pre-loaded inside the glue so no separate bait placement is needed.
When should I replace a trap that has caught moths?
Replace the trap when the sticky surface is covered with insects or dust, or after three months, whichever comes first, because the pheromone attractant depletes over time.
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