Dr. Killigan's Premium Double Potent Clothing Moth Traps with Pheromones Prime, Organic Clothes Moth Trap with Lure for Closets & Carpet, Case Making & Web Spinning (6 Pack, Black)

Due to skin sensitivity to wool,I can only wear cashmere sweaters. My wardrobe is minimal,so I’m in the buy less,buy better,make it last mode. So…it’s not good to lose a wardrobe item to moths. PLUS…I’m a little OCD about my closet coordination,so the black traps fit well.These have worked well in the past,so I’m hoping the new formula works as well. Keep in mind you should also keep wool/cashmere stored in cotton/canvas bags,clean,with the additional protection of some cedar boards or rings. These have helped to kill live moths for me. I keep one on the windowsill near my TV,as I have seen moths attracted to the light,and I find them in the trap.

These traps did attract moths well initially. Not sure if they lose their appeal to the moths within a few week though. They're still as sticky as ever but no new moths have been attracted/stuck. If there's something I can do to keep them active beyond 1-2 weeks, please advise. Did attract a good number of small moths initially.

Set up 6 traps and caught 20 months within 5 minutes. I don't have a heavy infestation but a few have made their way into the house from the garage and I want to put a stop to it. Just bought a 20-pack of traps, don't expect to catch many in the house but the ones in the garage will have no chance. I'm thoroughly impressed!

We had wool moths in our bedroom. After setting up 5 traps I’m not a few moths stuck in the trap but I’m no longer seeing them flutter about. It seems as though there were more than were trapped.

Works instantly! I moved into an older home and have tried everything to get rid of the moths in my closets. The moment I opened the package, the moths went wild and flocked to it. In just three days, the trap has caught over 30 months. There is no smell like the other solutions on the market. The moths stick and say and it’s easy to clean by simply replacing the trap. While these are expensive, it is much less expensive than having to replace the clothing they destroy or expensive trips to the dry cleaners to try and manage the problem.

We were waking up to 5-8 moths on our ceiling in our bedroom-- mostly coming out of the closets, but also hiding in our carpet. I bought these because it seemed smarter than trying to fumigate our room, and easier than my original "wake up and squash these every day" method of removing the moths. THESE TRAPS WORK. I had moths literally flying to the traps while I was still setting them up. And within the time I hung up 6 traps, each one had 3 moths. After several weeks, each trap had 15+ moths and we were only seeing very few live/flying moths (likely female, or juveniles who are not attracted to the trap). We bought 6 more traps yesterday and have only caught 2-3 more moths. I consider this an amazing purchase and thoroughly recommend it.

I tried a few sticky moth catchers. This one is the best. I have a few set up in an area that I have a lot of moths, and they are sitting next to other sticky catchers of a different brand. The Dr. Killigan's are collecting way more moths than the other brands. More expensive, but well worth it.

Well we’ve got less moths to lay future eggs thanks to these traps👏🏼👏🏼We set up 4 of the 6 moth traps. 2 on second floor and 2 on first floor.The trap that’s caught the most was in my work studio on the 2nd floor where there’s no cashmere, wool or silks in that room. See photos. Why sooo many in the studio is beyond me and that’s a riddle to solve cause the first floor has our wool rugs. My daughter’s bedroom on the second floor only caught 4.First floor, one trap has 5, the second has 2. We really should be vacuuming more, and I’ll put some cedar essential oil in the vacuum bags. Anyway, I hope this will yield less moths next spring and eventually our infestation will be over. Will buy more.