Getting rid of Carpet Moths:
If you have identified that you have in infestation of carpet moths, of course you are going to want to get rid of them. This is our guide of getting rid of carpet moths.
2. What are they?
• Tineola bissellialla being their official name are also known as the
common clothes moth. They are a type of fungus moth. The female
moth lay 30-200 larvae which sick to surfaces with a glue like
substance. These hatch 4-10 days later into near-microscopic white
caterpillars.
3. The Larvae
• They immediately begin to feed. The larvae is seen as a serious
pest in houses as they feed on clothing, carpets and other
household fabrics such as curtains and bed sheets. Unlike many
moths that are attracted to light, this breed prefer low
light settings.
7. Removing them:
• Try freeze the fabrics. Put the item into a plastic bag, put it into your
freezer, leave it there for 2-3 days. Take it out the freezer and then
allow it to get to room temperature. Then again insert it back into
the freezer for another two days. This will help to ensure that the
pests will not survive the freeze.