Dr. Killigan's Clothing Moth Traps — Black 6-Pack, Pheromone Sticky Ready-to-Use Fabric Protection

Dr. Killigan's Premium Clothing Moth Traps are compact, pheromone-lured sticky traps designed to catch male clothes moths and interrupt breeding before larvae damage wool, fur, and other fabrics.

These ready-to-use traps combine a targeted synthetic pheromone with a high-tack adhesive in a slim, display-ready black design. Each pack contains six traps that require no extra wafers or assembly beyond a simple peel-and-fold setup, so you can place them in closets, drawers, storage bins, or under furniture to reduce moth activity and monitor infestations.

How do these traps reduce clothes moth populations?

The traps work by mimicking the female moth's scent to draw in male Tineola bisselliella and Tinea pellionella. Once males contact the sticky surface they are captured, which lowers mating opportunities and helps slow population growth over time. Traps are most effective when used as part of a larger prevention routine.

• Targeted pheromone blend attracts male web-spinning and case-bearing clothes moths.
• High-tack adhesive retains trapped moths and prevents escape or spill.
• Place multiple traps for wider coverage—closets, dressers, and storage.

Where should I place these traps for best results?

Position traps where adult moths are likely to fly and where fabrics are stored. Good locations include the back of closet shelves, near hanging garments, in linen closets, or under storage boxes. Avoid placing traps in kitchens—these are not formulated for pantry or food moths.

• Hang or stand traps among hanging garments to intercept flying males.
• Use one trap in small closets, two to three in large wardrobes or storage rooms.
• Keep away from cooking and food storage areas; these targets are fabric-focused.

How do I set up and maintain the traps?

Setup is quick: open the package, peel protective layers, and fold into the trap shape indicated. No separate pheromone wafers or messy powders are needed. Replace traps when they are full of insects or no longer sticky—typically every few months depending on infestation level.

• Open, peel protective film, and fold along pre-scored lines; no tools required.
• Inspect monthly; replace when adhesive is covered or loses tack.
• Dispose of used traps in household trash; traps are non-toxic and chemical wafer-free.

Will these traps harm other household insects or fabrics?

The pheromone is species-specific and designed for clothes moths, so it won’t act as a broad-spectrum insecticide. The adhesive is intended for catching flying moths and will not damage textiles when placed near garments; avoid sticking the trap directly onto fabric. For larvae or heavy infestations, combine traps with cleaning, laundering, and targeted treatments.

• Pheromone targets clothes moth species, not food moths or general pests.
• Do not adhere traps directly to delicate fabrics—place adjacent for protection.
• Use along with vacuuming, laundering, and storage best practices for full control.

Who is this for: These traps are designed for homeowners, wardrobe caretakers, and anyone who stores natural fibers such as wool, cashmere, fur, feathers, or rugs and wants a low-effort, non-toxic way to monitor and reduce clothes moth activity. They suit renters and homeowners who prefer a clean, scent-specific solution that’s simple to install and visually discreet in closets and storage spaces.