Safer Moth Trap

These traps use a patented pheromone lure that mimics the scent of female moths to attract males. By capturing the adult males, the trap breaks the breeding cycle, preventing them from reproducing and stopping new larvae from being laid.

Yes, they are designed for indoor use in pantries and closets. Because they rely on a pheromone lure rather than harsh chemical pesticides, they are safe to place near stored food items.

Place the traps in areas where you have seen moth activity, such as inside closets, near wool or silk clothing, or in pantry corners. For the best results, position them at eye level or on shelves where moths are likely to fly.

The pheromone lure typically remains effective for several weeks, but you should replace the traps once the glue surface is full or if you notice the lure is no longer attracting moths. Check them periodically to monitor your infestation levels.

These traps are specifically designed to target common pantry and clothing moths. They may not be effective against other types of insects or outdoor moth species.