A year or two ago I bought a clothes moth trap in the hope of catching the moths fluttering round the living room. It didn’t catch any. Maybe not clothes moths, then, I thought. I recently got a carpet moth trap because the carpet has a high % of wool. Still no moths in the trap. Are there other kinds of little brown/grey moths likely to be breeding in my living room, I wonder? The traps may work well if you are trying to trap the right kind of moth, or maybe mine are super moths that can tell the difference between pheromones from living females and whatever they put on the traps!

I've had clothes moth traps for a while but found issues on carpets for the first time ever in my long (ish) life and in quite a number of homes, plus moths on walls seemed to drop down if they escaped. It definitely catches moths but I assume this is the same as the clothes moth trap and only catches males. Hoping, together with the spray it will help to eradicate them

I have had this product for three months and not one moth has been trapped . I have used other three two moth trap in the same period. I would give this a zero rating.

I was not expecting much from this product as I had read a poor review, but within minutes of activating the trap it had attracted a moth. It now has a few trapped on the fly paper. I was able to use spray as well for added protection. The moths are definitely attracted to the chemicals. I am very pleased with it.

I placed the trap by the skirting on the landing as moths are occasionally found in the area & the carpet is wool. Not one moth has been trapped despite several found both nearby & in adjacent rooms - even the bathroom & toilet where there are no fibres & a tiled floor. I have checked all drawers & cupboards & can’t find any moth damage so reluctant to invest in more products.