Looking to get rid of clothes moths, well you came to the right place!
In this guide about how to get rid of clothes moths, you’ll learn:
How to prevent clothes moths in the first place
How to identify clothes...
Does Cedar Repel Moths?
Here at Pest Republic we have years of combined experience dealing with nuisance pest issues. Both domestically in your home, as well as commercially in your business. We know that knowledge is the best tool for...
When looking for items in your pantry, have you ever noticed webbing around the corners or sides of your food packets, or weird lumps in your flour, rice or pasta? If you have, chances are you have had pantry...
What attracts moths in the house?
If you have ever seen a moth inside the house, you might wonder where it has come from or what attracts moths in the house.
It’s common to notice moths indoors and more than likely...
If you have ever seen a moth, you might wonder if it can bite you. whether you think they are nice, horrible or you’re just indifferent to moths the majority of moths aren’t harmful to you and most of...
Why Can Lavender Repel Moths?
Linalool is a common ingredient in fragrances, but the only mention of it having a repellent effect was on mosquitos, not moths. Other fragrance compounds, such as the aptly called lavandulol and lavandulyl acetate, were...
How To Get Rid Of Moths Outside
One of the most common insects to often invade our homes are those darn annoying moths! You know those little insects with their dusty wings that sneak into our cupboards and wardrobes to...
How To Get Rid Of Moth Larvae?
Once you realise you have a moth larvae infestation you need to act quickly to minimise the damage. Wash clothing and dry in sunlight to kill larvae and eggs. Clean down the insides...
Different Types Of Moths That Can Ruin Your Day
There are many different types of moth that exist throughout the planet. The moth is a type of lepidopteron insect (scaly wing) just like butterflies. Lepidoptera insects make up the group...
Do moths eat cotton? Unfortunately, this is not really a simple yes or no answer. Moths only eat fabrics that are made from or contain keratin. Naturally, cotton is a plant-based protein and as such is not usually on...
