Dr. Killigan's Clothing Moth Traps, Black, 6-Pack with Built-In Pheromone Lure

Dr. Killigan’s Premium Clothing Moth Traps are pheromone traps for closets, with six black traps that attract male web-spinning and case-bearing clothes moths to disrupt their mating cycle.

• Targets Tineola bisselliella and Tinea pellionella — the two clothes moth species these traps are designed to attract.
• Pheromone attractant is already in the sticky glue — no separate wafer is needed.
• Six traps per pack — place them in closets to help protect fur, feathers, wool, carpet, and cashmere.
• Open, peel, and fold setup — a straightforward way to put the traps in place.
• Airflow-focused design — made to display in a closet while allowing air to circulate around the trap.
• Two appearance options — the pheromone and sticky glue are the same in both designs.

Clothes moths can damage natural-fiber items kept in closets and other storage spaces. These traps are made for clothes moth prevention and monitoring, using a pheromone lure to attract male moths rather than a fogger or loose powder. They are not for pantry moths, food moths, or gypsy moths, so choose them for the clothing moths named above.

Which moths do Dr. Killigan’s traps target?

They target Tineola bisselliella, the web-spinning clothing moth, and Tinea pellionella, the case-bearing clothes moth. The pheromone draws male moths to the sticky surface, disrupting the mating cycle. The brand describes the traps as highly effective against these two clothes moths.

• Intended for clothing moths, not pantry or food moths.
• Attracts male moths with pheromones held in the glue.

What can these traps help protect, and where can they be used?

Place them in closets to help protect fur, feathers, wool, carpet, and cashmere from clothing moths. The traps are designed as a preventative measure, helping stop future infestation and moth migration from one garment to another. For a broader moth prevention and treatment kit, the brand also recommends Six Feet Under Non-Toxic Insect Killer Spray as an addition.

• Made for closet use around the listed clothing and home textiles.
• Use as part of a clothing moth prevention approach.

How do you set up the six traps?

Open each trap, peel it, and fold it into shape. The pheromone attractant is already incorporated in the glue, so there are no separate wafers to add. Use the traps as directed; the brand presents them as a cleaner alternative to DE powder and a safer alternative to cloth moth foggers.

• Three setup steps: open, peel, and fold.
• No pheromone wafer is needed.

These traps suit people looking to target web-spinning or case-bearing clothes moths around closets and protect the listed natural-fiber items. The six-pack combines an in-glue pheromone lure with a foldable, airflow-focused design for clothing moth prevention.