Carrying out a successful treatment and achieving moth eradication is actually a very simple and straightforward process, providing you have the appropriate clothes moth control products and detailed instructions for use, all of which we supply. There are two very different types of products and these should not be confused! Clothes Moth Control | Clothes Moth Treatment | Moth Traps Clothes moths products, now for amateur use ! Make sure you are using the right sized fogger. You may have to calculate the living area within a room to figure out which size is right for you. To do so, multiply the length, width, and height of each room that you wish to fumigate. Then add those volumes together. Never use a fogger in a small enclosed space, such as a closet, drawer, under a table, or an enclosed pantry. Using a fogger in a small space could cause the product to explode.

Fogging and fumigation are generally the same process, except buying moth foggers for your home is more convenient and less expensive than a professional service. There are various types of foggers, ranging from various styles and sizes, but most will come in a can or sealed plastic tub.If you are using powders, be sure to thoroughly vacuum after they have been in place long enough to take effect. If you are using mothballs, positioning sachets, or other similar products, keep them out of reach of young children and pets to avoid ingestion. How to Protect Yourself During Moth Treatment

Many natural sprays and powders exist with fewer chemicals and promises of better safety. However, even natural sprays and powders must be used with care. Pantry Moth Larvae can be troublesome in the kitchen because they infest dried foodstuffs (rice, flour, cereals, grains, pasta, birdseed, pet food etc) with their faeces, webbing and discarded cocoons.

Yes. Fumigation with a moth fogger is a crucial part of dealing with house moth infestations. Moth fumigation has grown in popularity in recent years, because it is known to remove a variety of insects, not just moths. During fumigation, chemicals or gases that are toxic to the moths are released into the air. One of the benefits of fumigation for moths is that the chemicals can reach places adult moths could be hiding that other methods—traps and moth sprays—cannot. A common indication that one has an infestation is evidence of damage. This normally shows itself in the form of irregular shaped holes in clothing or, if you have a heavy infestation of clothes moths, you may notice what is known as 'webbing' on garments. At Moth Prevention we supply total release aerosol moth foggers within our Clothes Moth Killer Kits, and Carpet Moth Killer Kits, as these have proven safe and effective in the hands of our many DIY customers across the USA. All of our clothes and carpet moth killer kits come supplied with an aerosol moth fogger. How Do Moth Bombs Work? If you notice moth larvae on the ceiling, chances are, there is an infestation in one of two places: If you notice moth larvae on your kitchen counters, floor, shelves, inside of drawers, or in your dry goods themselves, you are likely dealing with an infestation of Pantry Moths. Eliminating Pantry Moths will involve throwing away infested items, cleaning out your pantry, wiping everything down, and then placing Pantry Moth Traps to prevent egg-laying adult females from starting problems in the future. You can wash your shelves and containers with hot soapy water. Non-toxic residual larvae-killing sprays can be applied after you have cleaned an area thoroughly. How to get rid of moth larvae in houses: