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🛡️ Stay ahead of moths—because your wardrobe deserves VIP protection!
Entopest’s 30-Pack Clothes Moth Monitoring Traps use advanced synthetic pheromones to attract and detect male Common Clothes Moths (Tineola bisselliella) in wardrobes and storage spaces. Featuring larger, long-lasting pads designed for discreet placement near delicate fabrics, these traps provide early warning of moth activity without chemicals or mess. Ideal for professional-grade fabric care, they help millennials protect premium natural fibers like wool and cashmere with effortless, ongoing monitoring every 6-8 weeks.











| ASIN | B07PDMX8KS |
| Best Sellers Rank | 241 in Garden ( See Top 100 in Garden ) 6 in Moth Protection |
| Brand | Entopest |
| Brand Name | Entopest |
| Compatible Refills | entopest_clothes_moth_trap_hangers |
| Country Of Origin | United Kingdom |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 2,937 Reviews |
| Manufacturer | Fort Products LTD |
| Manufacturer Part Number | CCM30 |
| Model Number | EPA EST.NO.97444-CHN-1 |
| Number of Pieces | 30 |
| Number of pieces | 30 |
| Style | Classic |
| Style Name | Classic |
| Target Species | Moth |
| Target species | Moth |
M**D
Highly effective
Have been using the name-brand sticky moth traps for about 4 years now but didn't want to keep buying the cage they are inserted in so was pleased to find the Entopest 10 pack moth traps without the enclosure. The Entopest are absolutely brilliant - just as sticky as the name branded ones. I would definitely and highly recommend these. As they are a single board, I have put a hole and string through the top where they can be hung neatly without the larger enclosure, but ensure they are hung away from clothes/other where they might stick to them.
S**4
Very Effective
They definitely work. When they get this full I replace them. This is about 3 months worth. Keeps the moth population right down by eliminating the males. Impossible to completely eliminate… so I keep sweaters in zip bags and use these
E**R
REVENGE FOR YOUR MUNCHED WOOLIES!!!
Maybe not as good as the expensive brands but definitely catches the little devils. The price makes them economical to more liberally place around the spots the moths are attracted to. I’d say use in conjunction with a spray (kill larvae). You’ll be amazed at how many larvae your rugs and woolies are playing host to… you need to catch the moths as soon as they come out the cocoon.
A**B
Effective method of catchingpths
These traps are brillian for catching the caret moths in my home
A**N
They work
Due to the hot weather we have the windows wide open and these traps are collecting plenty of moths inside and on top of our wardrobes. I’ve bought more expensive ones before and they caught nothing so we’re very happy and would recommend
H**7
Very Good and Easy to Use
They work! BUT still have problem. Probably old Kilim rugs not helping
J**N
Very sticky
After reading the reviews I thought these would be ideal for me. A few years back I made a silly mistake of deciding to sleep with the windows open in summer and since then I have been plagued with moths. So I bought this pack and also a separate box of the hangers. Put them up last week. The moths are not interested in these and are annoyingly flying round the room as usual. The sticky traps are in their hangers with no moth evidence attached to the sticky surface. I will monitor for another few weeks and if they do catch any, I will amend my review.
R**R
effectiveness is questionable
Average performance overall. The traps are easy to set up and use, with a straightforward adhesive system that makes placement simple. They feel reasonably sturdy and of acceptable quality for what they are, and the lifespan is standard for disposable monitoring traps. However, their effectiveness is questionable—I haven’t seen a noticeable reduction in moth activity. Suitable as a supplementary measure, but not reliable as a standalone solution for protecting clothes
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