Carpet Moth Killer - Kills Moth - 1 litre

good use and value for money is also good

We started to get carpet moths after buying fancy wool carpets. Tried Cedar disks and lavender spray which did absolutely nothing. Tried this instead. It worked. No moths for weeks but starting to see a couple again. I think the thing is to be super disciplined about doing all possible carpets at once, which I didn't. Otherwise the rascals will find a safe haven. But having said that I have seen a couple return in an area that is nowhere near the supposed safe haven they might have remained on initially... So jury is still out on whether it's user or product. However I suspect the product is sound and works well. Bit expensive though. Hard wood floors next time for me.

Easy to apply, quick drying and bang the moths were gone!Not an unpleasant scent. Bought the bigger bottle and went all round the house. There is nowhere for the little blighters to hide.Will reapply in spring.

First reaction, I was amazed about the discovery of the little wool moth in my carpets, thought that problem disappeared in the 1960’s. However, I was then informed some treatments don’t work, went online and discovered this hand spray to eradicate the dreaded moth invasion and most importantly kill the larvae. Used in areas where discovered and delighted to report it works very well after one application. Plenty left in the ready for any other invasion. Must also confirm, no visible stains and no smells.

I don't know because it was leaking and so returned! Not overly impressed.

Identifying carpet moths;It took me a little while to identify these as carpet moths. For those wondering what carpet moths are, there are small sliver/cream/light coloured and they don't eat clothes (well at least not mine). They lay eggs in your carpet which look like small cream coloured balls, size of large grains of sand and they are often in clusters. I found large clusters behind a chest of drawers (by the skirting board) and also in a corner underneath boxes.What I tried before;I had a carpet moth infestation in my flat and tried lavender and those moth catcher things (with the sticky paper). The papers would fill up with moths but it wouldn't stop them from coming.Method;1. Hoovered the rooms first- removing as much dust as possible (and using a crevice tool for the edges). I moved all furniture to get underneath there too.2. I then sprayed the 'Carpet Moth Killer', let it dry, and then hoovered again.3. As a last step, I emptied the hoover and removed the dust from the house.Effectiveness of this product;In short - this stuff works!! Don't hesitate buying this if you have the same problem as me. The first time I applied this, I didn't have much time, so I sprayed in all the open areas and moved the furniture only a little bit and sprayed as much as I could, also focusing on the edges. At this point i didn't know what the moth eggs looked like so wasn't looking for them. Even still, this made a massive difference. I didn't see moths for a good 5-6 months. After about 6 months, i started seeing them appearing again. I wouldn't put this down to the product though - more that i wasn't rigorous in spraying everywhere. Last week I used the method above and sprayed the entire carpet in both rooms and moved all the furniture to get under there too.I uncovered the problem spots where I found 2 clusters of eggs (missed the first time around) and a massive source of the moths! I was both happy and disgusted when I found them! For these areas, I repeated the process. I know it's only been a week - but so far so good and I'm confident I got them this time. I will come back in a few months with an update.1 month updatein the first 3 weeks i have seen a few moths - about 4 in total which is still a lot less than before over 3 weeks. Every time I saw one I caught it and got rid of it asap. i think this may be the last few remaining ones. In weeks 4-5 i haven't seen a single moth - which is amazing! really feel like they may be gone for good! Very happy!

Did the job

Over the last few weeks there have been moths in the wall in various rooms, I tried little moth traps and caught a few but still saw them on the wall.I sprayed this along all the skirting boards where I think they're hatching two days ago night and haven't seen any moths since. There was no smell and it didn't leave any chemically fumes in the air that I could detect. I don't have any pets.