How to Get Rid of Carpet Moths?

6 Proven Tips  Travis Amos

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Carpet Moths Infestation:  Adult carpet moths do not feed and have a relatively limited lifespan; instead, their main objective is to reproduce  Damage is caused by the larvae that develop from carpet moth larvae.

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1

Identify the Carpet Moths

Here's What You Need To Do:

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The larvae of the carpet moth are 1/4  to 1/2 inch long, cream in color,  with a darker head. 

2

Assess the Carpet Moth Infestation

When inspecting carpets or thinner textiles, look for diminished pile or odd holes. 

3

Cleaning Out Carpet Moth Habitats

A cleaning schedule helps reduce the likelihood of a carpet moth larvae infestation.

4

Reduce Carpet Moth Breeding

if you choose the appropriate traps and act quickly, you may be able to prevent them from laying eggs on your carpet

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 Eradicating Carpet Moth Larvae & Eggs

Spray and powder used together will have an immediate effect and provide effective residual protection for two weeks.

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Ongoing Regime

Moths will be drawn to your carpets by human and pet hair, dust, sweat, and food stains; therefore, routine cleaning is necessary.

Once you've gotten the basics and your routine down, keeping your carpets moth free should be easy.

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