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Product Overview
Tip from the manufacturer: Do not use more than 2 traps in your home at a time. Using more than the recommended number of traps can make your home over saturated with the attractant and the moths will become confused and will not enter the traps.
ProPest Pheronet Clothes Moth Traps will lure and kill webbing cloth moths, the most common type of clothes moth. The traps can be placed onto shelves or hung using string or zip ties. The ProPest Pheronet Clothes Moth Traps no longer come with pheromone vials, instead they come with a pheromone impregnated glue.
This product is best used in conjunction with a crack and crevice aerosol to treat under and around baseboards and door frames in the infested area. We recommend D-Force HPX Aerosol to treat these areas.
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Details
Target pests Clothes moths only Application Please make sure you identify the type of moth you have! The trap only attracts webbing clothes moths, not casemaking clothes moths. They only lure the male moths and will not trap the females! Yield Yes. Shipping Weight 0.08 lbs Manufacturer J F Oakes UPC 687275412006 ProPest Pheronet Clothes Moth Traps will lure and kill webbing cloth moths, the most common type of clothes moth. The traps can be placed onto shelves or hung using string or zip ties. The ProPest Pheronet Clothes Moth Traps no longer come with pheromone vials, instead they come with a pheromone impregnated glue.
How To Use:
To use this trap simply remove the release paper on the trap to expose the glue. The trap is already pre-baited with pheromones, so all you need to do is form the trap into a box form and hang it in areas of moth activity.The trap can be hung with a hook, hanger, string, zip tie or secured to a wall or other surface with double-sided tape.
Trap Size: 2-1/2" x 2-1/2" x 3/4"
Active Life: 4-6 weeks
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68 Customer Reviews
Top Reviews
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By Edward on 04/27/2009
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My wife was in despair about her knitting stash. The moths were eating the wool yarn and our clothes. We have cats and dogs so wanted a safe system. I previously had good luck with Japanese Beetle Phe…
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Are the positive reviews fake?
By Ed on 12/05/2011
There is a split in reviews between one star and five star that is concerning. The one star reviews sound like they were written by real customers. Several of the five star reviews are suspiciously si…
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Expert response:
We have names and emails for every review written on our website. We have never, and will never, post fake reviews. If we did, why would we ever post a bad review?Excellent moth traps!
By Patti on 07/08/2011
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I have used these moth traps for 8 months after extensive damage to clothing in closets. They are excellent and I highly recommend them. Do not be alarmed if at first they seem to be doing nothing…
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19 Questions & Answers
Helpful Q&A'sQNumber of traps per house- says only 2 but I have 3 floors, and still have moths in basement.Help please! manufacturer says "2 traps per house" but instructions say "put in closet". Can I use one per floor in a 3 floor house so 3 total, without having too much pheromone and confusing them? I still have some moths in the basement but upstairs is better! Also, doesn't putting them in closets lure them INTO the closet? thanks!AThe pheromone traps can be used wherever you have an issue, its just that a closet is normally the most common place. One trap per floor is perfectly fine. You just don't want much more th…
Read Full Answer »The pheromone traps can be used wherever you have an issue, its just that a closet is normally the most common place. One trap per floor is perfectly fine. You just don't want much more than that per level because it can confuse the moths.QWhat is the best product to use for clothes moths?I have a clothes moth problem, but I don't think it is the web type moth. I don't see any webs anywhere. Any ideas on what I should use?AYou most likely do not see any webbing because you have not found the source of the infestation. Use a ProPest Clothes Moth Trap in the area to monitor if they are clothes moths. If they are, then y…
Read Full Answer »You most likely do not see any webbing because you have not found the source of the infestation. Use a ProPest Clothes Moth Trap in the area to monitor if they are clothes moths. If they are, then you should keep this product hanging to capture new ones and monitor the situation. You must find the source of the infestation (wool or other organic fabrics) and either clean it thoroughly or discard the infested item. You should also use a crack and crevice aerosol to treat under and around baseboards and door frames where the larvae hang out. We recommend using D-Force HPX Aerosol for treatment of these areas.QWhat is a treatment for moth eating fabric in stored clothes in drawers and closets.AYou will need to inspect the area and clean and/or discard infested items. You will then need to spray the corners and cracks and crevices of the drawers and closets with a product such as Cy-Kick Aer…
Read Full Answer »You will need to inspect the area and clean and/or discard infested items. You will then need to spray the corners and cracks and crevices of the drawers and closets with a product such as Cy-Kick Aerosol. We also recommend using a moth trap such as the Propest Clothes Moth Trap to help you monitor the moth infestation and retreat if necessary.
