Case Bearing Carpet Moth Killer

Our advanced carpet moth killer kit is a collection of the best carpet moth control products available.

Case bearing carpet moth killer.

The grub can turn itself around inside and eat at both ends. Our carpet moth kits contain a selection of the best carpet moth killer products from pest expert to enable you to achieve a fast knockdown of carpet moths and maintain long lasting carpet moth control. The case bearing clothes moth is distinguishable as the larvae weave silken cases to protect themselves. This is one of the few moth species that can damage clothing and carpets but you can deter them from households.

Designed for the treatment of a carpet moth infestation affecting several rooms this kit provides everything you need to get rid of carpet moths including 5ltr of our ready to use pest expert formula c carpet moth spray which will treat an area of up to 125 sq mtrs in a single application. The case bearing moth tinea pellionella leaves small white cases similar to grains of rice out of which the moths hatch. The cases look like grains of rice and are typically hidden behind furniture and in crevices. While the clothes moth and carpet beetle larvae eat natural fibres such as wool the case bearing clothes moth sometimes known as carpet moth larvae use the fibres of natural or synthetic material to encase themselves in a protective tube of fibres.

The lifecycle of a carpet moth where the environment offers ideal levels of heat and humidity an egg can develop into an adult moth within as little as 2 months. The most common clothes moths are the webbing clothes moth easily identified with a golden color and around half an inch in length and the case bearing moth which can be identified about inch long and their forewings are mottled brown with one large and a few smaller indistinct black spots. Residex p carpet moth killer powder. The adult moth is a pale silvery grey brown with dark spots and approximately 7mm long.

Carpet moths are typically found in warmer climates during the summer. Case bearing carpet moths tinea pellionella are a common textile pest their larvae feed on keratin in natural fibres and so are a household pest due to the damage they can cause to woollen carpets and silk rugs as well as expensive clothing the larvae can also feed on cobwebs birds nests and other natural materials. Adult case bearing carpet moth. In outside buildings it has one generation however in heated buildings it can have two or more generations.

The larva makes a portable case for itself out of wool and other fibres. They look like small rolled pieces of carpet but you may be able to. However if the levels of heat and humidity differ the. The most common clothes moths are the webbing clothes moth easily identified with a golden colour and around half an inch in length and the case bearing moth which can be identified about inch long and their forewings are mottled brown with one large and a few.

Case bearing clothes moth larvae are often not recognised as being alive.