To keep them from returning, place cedarwood rings in your drawers or wardrobes – the scent repels moths naturally. Just ...

Also reduce humidity, freeze infested clothes, and seal storage to get rid of moths. If you're dealing with a moth ...

Just when you thought your wardrobe was safe… the moths are back in town. Clothes moths are notorious in the springtime, but ...

Adult moths won't actually eat your garments, but their larvae feed on the natural clothing fibers in materials like wool, which contain keratin, the Orkin experts say.

That includes carpets, rugs, furniture and clothing. Moth larvae are hatched onto fabrics before steadily eating their way through the material, leaving holes in your favorite clothing […] ...

Moth larvae are hatched onto fabrics before steadily eating their way through the material, leaving holes in your favorite clothing items. They can also do some damage in your pantry as they eat ...

That includes carpets, rugs, furniture and clothing. Moth larvae are hatched onto fabrics before steadily eating their way through the material, leaving holes in your favorite clothing […] ...

The casemaking clothes moth is less common than the webbing clothes moth. Larvae spin a small silken case around themselves as they feed. This cigar-shaped case enlarges as the larva grows.

Moth larvae are hatched onto fabrics before steadily eating their way through the material, leaving holes in your favorite clothing items. They can also do some damage in your pantry as they eat ...

Casemaking clothes moth larvae construct a small bag from material to protect their body from the environment. They drag the bag or tube wherever they feed.

Ask Umbra answers a reader question about clothes moths. She shares how to get rid of them and repair sweaters. If you care about cardigans, read this!

Similar to clothes moths that eat away at your wool sweaters, the larvae of carpet moths tend to feed off natural fibers in carpets, and other soft furnishings instead.