Fast Acting Carpet Moth Killer - Spray Bottle, Suitable for All Kinds of Carpets, Rugs, Oriental, or Fitted. Long-lasting and Non-Staining

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.

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.

Does the job perfectly

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.

We’ve unfortunately had no luck with this spray, though I suspect it’s because the larvae are mostly living deep in the bottom of the carpet, or even under the carpet itself - places any spray simply won’t reach.After hoovering and using this spray the population seems to disappear, but a week or so later the larvae and moths suddenly start cropping up again.

I have pet rats who don't like the vaccuum cleaner, so I'd taken to just brushing my carpets. An infestation of carpet moths crept up on me until I realised how unbearabe it was getting. The internet told me what they were and I knew they weren't just harmless pretty little moths and I had to get rid of them. Gluey moth traps (horrible but necessary) used pheromones to lure the males and worked well. I then thoroughly vaccuumed the carpets and put plenty of this spray down. It has no scent and was easy to apply. It's been a week now and I haven't seen a single moth. I can't tell you how amazing this is and how different from usual. It's only been a week, but from the results so far I would highly recommend this product. I just have to get the ratties used to the vaccuum cleaner now!

Did the job

Last year we suffered an onslaught of moth attacks, particularly on our carpets, although initially we weren't aware of the cause. After a Google search we realised what, where and how the little blighters operated and bought the Carpet Moth Killer. We found the grey little cases of the lava in the dark recesses behind beds, tables - anywhere dark, warm and near to wool carpets - and sprayed as directed on the bottle, to destroy the eggs and prevent new ones being laid. We repeated a few weeks later, although the signs of moth infestation were then very few. We got to October with no further damage. After then of course they cease to be a problem, but at the start of the new season this April/May we bought more, sprayed every little nook and cranny they like to infest, as a preventative and it's been 100% effective. A fantastic product.