Comment on Discussion Thread: Sunday, 23 March 2025
StudChud@aussie.zone 2 weeks agoBetter fucking not be clothes moths!
Bunnings has pheromone glue traps for pantry moths as well, if you find you’re seeing those bastards!
packing my husbands armani and boss suits
no matter how much I nagged him to look after them I found some moth eaten pants on the floor of his wardrobe where they had fallen😠
I would chase every moth , told him to as well, I put up traps and deterrents, I tried to make sure the doors were closed, he just doesn’t seem able or just doesn’t care . Same with his jumpers.
I have to live with the fact that some of clothes have holes now.
I can darn/patch them, but it’s very annoying regardless
same
Yeah I’ve got the traps in the pantry already. They might be intended more as detectors but I reason if male moths are getting stuck it might help disrupt the breeding
Nice! And that’s it exactly! As long as some get stuck, then they won’t breed!
My clothes moths traps have trapped so many! I’m planning on buying more to get as many as possible! It’s a great method and means you’re not using insect spray (which isn’t great for humans, and definitely not cats!)
Yikes, definitely hot wash/dry clean/tumble dry everything if you can as they make a meal out of your natural fibre clothes. It’s not a bad idea to bag the clean stuff until they’re gone.
If you ever get desperate there is Frontline spray which contains fipronil and is cat safe. The downside is a tiny spritz bottle is so expensive. It also kills bees so only use it inside.
Catfish@aussie.zone 2 weeks ago
My silk/cashmere shawl !!! 😾
StudChud@aussie.zone 2 weeks ago
😭😭😭
Catfish@aussie.zone 2 weeks ago
I got it dropped on the street by somebody, but it’s a brand that doesn’t do prices, so yeah…