Professor Killamoth Clothes Moth Traps with Pheromones, 6 Sticky Glue Traps

Anyone that knows me knows I have plenty of experience with these cursed, disgusting clothing moths. They invaded my mother's house somehow back in the day and a few hitched a ride (I think in one of her wool rugs, which I later had to cut up and throw away) into my apartment when I moved. I had previously been using the GreenWay pheromone traps and always catch a few in one each spring and then late summer/early autumn when there seems be a second minor outbreak. Regular cleaning, laundering, and steaming definitely helps but you still need a pheromone based trap to monitor the outbreak. I've had the Professor Killamoth trap out in my living room for a month now and it caught three. That may not seem like a lot, but I also think I don't have as many moths as in previous years. I've killed a couple that found their way into my bathroom (the darkest part of my home at night) and one in the kitchen area. I think a heat wave we had last year (where it reached 100 degrees outside) helped to cook off any that were breeding in the wall. These things are notoriously hard to get rid of for that reason. They come out of nowhere because they could be laying eggs under the floorboards or in the radiators. At some point I may get the parasitic wasps that seek out the eggs. However, these traps are a good first line of defense and will help you determine how much of a problem you have and/or where the moths may be emerging into your home. These traps are VERY sticky and I like that the pheromone is in the actual glue and not in a woolen pellet like the GreenWay traps. These seem like they will attract more moths. The price is comparable to GreenWay's. However, the addition of a trap for pantry moths was a waste of money and for the company to include it. I don't have a single pantry moth and have never had them. Just the clothing moths. As far as the appearance...well, it's a moth trap. No need to make it look pretty, LOL. One thing to keep in mind, if you have pets I would keep them out of reach. They contain no poison but they are VERY sticky and will attach to fur very quickly and strongly. Also they only catch the male moths. I guess there is no formula for attracting the females. At least this cuts down on the amount of male moths they can breed with.

This product really does what it says it will do! I appreciate that there's no spraying, mess, smells, or chemicals. If you're finding moths anywhere, give this a try!

This is my second purchase. They are supposed to last 3 months Mine were pretty full before that time. They work I think this will be my last

These work really well. After just a few days, it had captured at least 50 moths! Easy to assemble and very sticky!

This was actually the wrong product for us and the moths we had were not attracted. Fortunately, they included one Pantry Moth trap. I set that out and immediately it stirred up the moths and they started going to this trap. So, thank you for including the extra trap so that we got the right thing. We then bought more of the pantry moth traps. Our moth population is dwindling! This is great, because these moths were not attracted to the bug zappers like most other flying insects.

These things saved my kitchen pantry. Evidently my pantry was infested. I called about 30 or 40 of these pests

These do work but not nearly as well as I had hoped for. After the initial disappointment of catching literally a single moth while I killed 4 or 5 myself, after a week or so it's now up to about 6 but I've still killed more by hand. Perhaps this will work in time as I think these are supposed to attract the males and therefore eliminate future breeding but for now they are simply as a set it and forget it supplementary action versus the primary. I've updated the rating to a 3 stars out of 5 to indicate that they function but don't expect a graveyard in them after a small amount of time (several days). - Updated as of 19APR26 -

So far, so good. Found these little guys in my 73 VW bug. Most likely eating the horse hair batting. Not sure if I need to spray too for the larvae.

Amazing. I had a moth problem in the closet so went to online to research options. Not a chance id be using mothballs due to the smell. I came across this and the reviews. I was sceptical. I've had these for a few months. Used 2 of the traps and since then, not a moth in the house. I didnt follow the instructions as I placed them on the floor in my closet (it says keep 3 feet of floor) but the traps are full of moths. Highly recommend based on my experience as there hasn't been a moth found on my clothes in months.

Cumple su función y ayuda mucho. También es verdad que si encuentras el epicentro de las polillas y lo eliminas, sí conseguirás erradicarlas.

I've seen a few reviews that say these don't work so I hope my gross pictures can show that they do. I've figured out that it's all about the placement with these. The one that's full of moths was on top of my wardrobe. The other one was outside my bedroom door (probably too far away from the clothes?). I have a different brand inside the wardrobe that isn't doing much (maybe because it's too crowded in there?) Anyway they definitely work but you just have to have a few dotted around your most mothy rooms. I'll see next May whether it's worked because that's when the moths are most annoying in our house. Fingers crossed for my clothes!

Muy bueno para detectar cuando tienes polilla de ropa en casa, y también para atrapar a polilla que pueda entrar a un espacio, antes de que llegue a tu ropa. Dura bastante tanto el pegamento como el olor que atrae a las polillas, a juzgar por el número de polillas que siguen cayendo con las semanas. Siempre compro esta misma marca porque de verdad atrapa a las polillas... no estoy segura si las hembras o sólo los machos, pero el pegamento acaba cubierto en polillas, especialmente en las esquinas.

Moths happily flying around the room despite the product