Moth Treatment

Finding holes in your clothing is a frustrating sign that your home has a moth problem, but the right treatment can stop these pests in their tracks. Whether you need a targeted moth killer for an active infestation or a preventative moth repellent to keep them away, we've got plenty of options for your wardrobe, soft furnishings, and more.

Our bug repellent makes getting rid of pesky flying bugs a breeze, with targeted solutions designed specifically to tackle hungry fabric and carpet moths. Choose from traditional mothballs and pheromone sachets for your drawers, or a direct-moisture spray for larger areas like sofas or carpet patches. And don't forget to pair your treatment with our durable clothes storage bags to keep your seasonal favourites safe from wandering wings.

Targeted moth treatments for your entire home

Moths don't just go after your clothes; they can cause serious damage across your home if left unchecked. If you're dealing with pests laying eggs in your flooring, a dedicated carpet moth treatment gets deep into the fibres to eliminate the problem at the source.

We offer easy-to-use solutions like pheromone moth traps to catch adult moths before they breed and moth detectors to help you spot new infestations early. 

How to get rid of moths

If you've noticed the telltale signs of an infestation, you'll want to act fast to remove the problem before it gets any worse. Thankfully, getting your moth issue under control is easier than you might think.

Follow these four simple steps to protect your belongings:

1. Clean the area thoroughly — Moths are attracted to dust, sweat, and food spills. Wash all affected clothing or bedding on a hot cycle and use an insect vacuum to clear out drawers, wardrobes, and skirting boards.
2. Apply your treatment — Use a dedicated moth spray or powder on the inside of empty wardrobes and over carpets to kill any remaining eggs and larvae.
3. Set up repellents — Place moth balls or natural cedarwood blocks in your drawers to stop adult moths from returning to lay new eggs.
4. Store clothes securely — Once you're done cleaning, pack your out-of-season clothes into airtight vacuum storage bags to create a barrier that keeps them safe.

If you're planning a wardrobe clear-out while you tackle the problem, see our guide on how to get your bedroom organised for practical advice on keeping your space tidy and pest-free.