Replacement Pads for Clothes Moth Traps (10 Pack) | Refill Glue Pads for Wardrobe & Cupboard Moth Monitoring | Natural Pheromone | Non-Toxic | Not a Biocide | BPR Compliant

Perfect. Just what I wanted for the moths plaguing me at the moment. Very effective in trapping them. Would have given an extra star, had I been allowed to.

I use these sticky pads on their own, cellotaping where they are needed, and sometimes writing the date on the edge because apparently they don't stay potent for more than a few months. In the attic room where I really had a problem (the clothes moths seemed to be coming out between the floorboards!) I put a number of pads up and noticed that the ones near the door filled up faster, so it's worth having more than one and keeping an eye on them. Then I put up one sticky pad in each of my other rooms and could monitor that although one or two moths appeared in the living room, they never got to the kitchen. A few turned up in my wardrobe the next year, so sticky pads went in there. Occasionally, I use a spray, and you should hoover a lot if it's a bad attack, but these sticky pads are environmentally friendly and they do work, so I more or less keep some up all the time in the attic.

With 5 traps I got 1 pack of 10 pads. Is this correct or should I have had another pack? I would have expected replacement pads to be in a separate pack. There is no advice on where to place the traps or when the pads should be changed? They seemed to make moths more active, but took a few days before they actually trapped any.

Didn’t attract clothes moths at all.

We have clothes moths at home. These pads do not prevent moths, but then I have tried swatting, sprays etc and nothing else has stopped them either...What these do provide is a 24/7 part of my armoury with very little input for me at a reasonable price.They are VERY sticky, so be careful once you have peeled the backing off - they will stick to anything, including the floor or carpet if you drop them.Also be careful once you have placed the strip in the 'trap' - if you tip it up the wrong way, it will slide out and again stick on the floor...Happy with these refills, good price and delivery

These moth traps are very effective. You simply peel off the protective layer and then set them down where they can do most damage - that's to say, set them down where they can kill as many moths as possible. You can easily move them to other areas, and they are long-lasting: I have found that they will attract and kill moths for some four weeks and more. If you use them in conjunction with a Zero-In moth-killing spray you will very quickly reduce their numbers - and if you too are active and hoover regularly and thoroughly over a month or two then they can be completely eliminated. Remember that these moths are most interested in your carpets, so use the strongest suction that you have when you hoover them. It's very pleasing to wipe them out.

We have a terrible infestation of clothes moths. When I put these pads in the wardrobe, they were moderately effective. A few moths would be found stuck to them, but nothing spectacular. I experimented with putting them in the open, under a window on an antique Arabian Saddle Bag the moths like, and in the cupboard with the central heating boiler - where there are no moth attractions so far as I am aware. In both places they have attracted scores of suicidal moths. So,I recommend moving the pads around (they do not need to be in the container) and seeing where they are most effective.

I have used these pads in the past and they have been excellent - but the latest batch has been very poor. The backing sheet does not come off easily and most of the adhesive (and probably the attractant) remains on the removed sheet. All of the pads were placed around the house as usual, but not one moth was "trapped." I found a couple of pads from a previous order and when laid many moths were caught. Obviously something wrong with the product.