Item Number: PIT573
Pest Wizard BUGS in the CLOSET? Trap 2-Pack
Excellent Method for Moth Control
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Pest Wizard BUGS in the CLOSET? traps provide focused monitoring for listed clothes moths in closets, wardrobes, storage rooms, and other protected areas where natural-fiber textiles are kept. Each trap pairs a species-directed pheromone lure with a sticky capture surface. The two-pack makes it practical to monitor more than one location or compare activity in separate storage zones without spraying clothing or shelving.
Place traps where moth activity or textile damage has been noticed, while keeping the sticky surface clear of garments, dust, and direct airflow. Date each trap when installed, inspect it periodically, and replace it according to the package directions or sooner if the adhesive becomes covered. A catch confirms adult activity nearby, but zero captures do not rule out larvae hidden in wool, fur, feathers, or other susceptible materials. Pair monitoring with careful inspection, laundering or cleaning appropriate items, vacuuming cracks and shelf edges, and storing clean textiles in well-sealed containers. Discard used traps without touching the adhesive or captured insects.
- Two ready-to-place monitoring traps
- Pheromone lure and sticky capture surface
- For closets and textile-storage areas
- Useful for locating and tracking activity
Consult the product document, compare the Clothes Moth Alert, and browse additional pest-monitoring supplies.
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Shipping Weight: 0.25 lb
Dimensions: 5.0"L x 3.0"W x 0.5"H
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So simple, so effective. I noticed a tiny moth in my house and freaked out that it would eat holes in my clothes, so I put out this trap. I caught several in the first week and haven't seen any more flying around since.
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