Manchester Mothmen 2-in-1 Clothing & Pantry Moth Traps for House | 5-Pack Moth Killer Indoor for Clothes, Closets & Kitchen | Indian Meal Moth Trap with Clothes Moth Pheromones

I live in a studio apartment in an old building in a large city. In the last year I have developed a moth infestation. I panicked when I found a wool beret with several holes so searched for non-toxic moth exterminator treatments. I have a cat so spraying or fuming not an option; not that I would do it anyway. These popped up along with some others. I chose these because of their story and their catchy marketing; and, the quantity for the price. I am so glad I did. I placed the little cardboard traps in my closet and in my tiny pantry. I was fortunate enough not to have found any infestation in my dry grains cupboard, but found several dead moths stuck to the traps in my closet. These work very well without any toxicity to me, my cat, my clothing or food! I highly recommend if you have a problem. They work by attracting the male moths to the sticky boards on their way to mating with the females which stops the larvae that is actually responsible for the holes in the clothing. They are super easy to assemble and last for 3 months. They hook on closet bar, knobs, hangers or almost anything. They are completely odorless; and take up little space. You may still see an errant moth flying around, as I do, but I feel assured my clothing and food are protected. I highly recommend this brand. It also doesn’t hurt that the company has a great sense of humor with their packaging. I even sent them an email to thank them for saving my sanity!

Good product. Works well. Have reordered twice and they are about to completely remedy my moth problem.

The moth infestation I have does not seem to be one of the four that the mothmen claim work for this product, but they must be closely related because they still work. (it should be noted that they do claim it only works for specific moths, so take my luck with a grain of salt). These moths are brown with dark spots, and I can’t for the life of me find their source. I caught the most of them in my basement bathroom in which there are no linens or clothes and no food. I can’t find them in their suspected places, and I can’t find a food source. However, these traps have really helped wind down their numbers. I used to see anywhere between 5 and 10 of these little moths a day in my basement. After a couple of weeks with these traps I now see 1-3 every couple of days if I am looking. I got an exterminator to try and help with my problem, and these traps seem to work way better than the ones they set out. Overall, great, durable product that is easy to set up and place all over. Stickiness does not go away even after a large amount of moths.

Ive had all four of these hanging in my small 625sq.foot apartment for three weeks not one moth has been caught! I do however see the little pesky months on walls in the same room as these hangers. A church gave me a sofa set filled with moths it's cost me $300.00 for removal and another $300.00 for pest control. Cedar spray does work, bay leafs do not work. It's distressing to have to worry about your clothes and further infestation. No this product DOES NOTHING!

These moth traps seem to work well. They’re small and very sticky. Very easy to set up too. They have pulled in quite a few ‘intruders’! I would buy some again, I think. (Only 4 stars at the moment since I haven’t been using them very long yet.)

I put these traps all over the house. At least one in each room and in the closets. They are very sticky and they attract the little devils. If I find more than one or two moths stuck on the trap, I look to see if I’ve overlooked a wool or silk item that could be a food source. I then put that item in a zip lock bag and freeze it for a week. Another good thing, you can contact the company that sells them, Manchester Mothmen, and they can help identify the type of moth you have. They’ve come up with good suggestions for ridding our home of moths. They had me send a photo, and I heard right back from them. They are good folks. I’m really thankful I found these traps.

First, let me assure you I have a moth problem. 2 nights ago, I sat in my bed and over the course of 2 hours killed 9 moths. The night before, in total darkness, one dive bombed me in bed, hit me right in the eye then tried to go up my nose. No joke. So I thought, why not look for a solution. I was SO excited when I started to open one of these and already had a moth flying around me. However, I held it out to him/her and it would not fly in. I swooped it around trying to catch it. Nothing. I placed 4 of them around my home, including 2 in the bedroom where I find the most. Then I waited. Wait........there's a moth on the wall. I brought the "trap" over to it, placed it right over the top. It flew away. I swatted it out of the air and killed it with my hand. Second try----moth on the curtain. Tried the trap again. No interest. I basically chased it around the room with the trap until I just happened to catch it in there. Now maybe I'm confused, but I don't think that's how these are supposed to work. I checked all 4 of them this morning when I got up. Other than the one I forced in there last night, not a single moth in any of them. Yet look---------yep there goes one flying by and there's another on the curtain. These people should be ashamed of themselves. Update: I'm going to change my rating by a couple stars. I have caught some moths, but I've had to manually kill 3 times as many as I've caught and many times the moth I kill is flying right around the trap but shows no interest in it. I think they are worth it to help with your issue, but not for the price these are.

I placed on in the kitchen where I noticed the problem the most and it started working immediately. I mean I saw a moth fly right in. I placed one in my closet where I had never seen a moth. Two weeks later there were several caught in the trap.