Clothes Moth Killer

unalives anything that flies just pop the top and spray in general direction of pest can also be used as moth deterant after just one spray you can see the moths drop from the air

Product was great for killing moths on contact. Better than spraying other household aerosols. It has a nice lavender smell, though should not be inhaled until several minutes after application when it has diffused significantly. I would give it a 5 if it fully killed the eggs of the moths that have made a home in my toilet. It is a tiny 5x3ft unused room, and I sprayed it as directed for over 30s, shut the door, the room was well sealed when shut, but the babies were seen a couple days later in my lounge again. Many were killed, as their bodies were in the floor of the toilet, but some clearly survived. So I used the spray again about 3 times, that week, so fairly intense onslaught, but each day after you would see some survivors. I basically need something a bit more potent for my infestation. This works, but only to drastically cut down the numbers. They will not fully die out unless you directly attack nest(s) it seems.

Good product. Kills other insects too

I used it in my room and could see dead moths on the floor. However, I sprayed my sweater where I could see two larvae, checked 30 min later, 1h later , next morning and they were alive and moving.

Seemed to work had months in my wardrobe emptied it srapyed this everywhere then left and wiped down no more moths

I got this spray to treat a moderate moth invasion. Before spraying the whole room, I tried using it on flying ones. As someone already said, it just temporarily stuns them and then they get up and fly away. You will caugh like crazy. However, when I sprayed the whole flat (studio) I noticed they were gone for a while. I have also sprayed the corners of the room. This worked for a while, as I said, but they came back the next spring. I am now starting a regular spray treatment one week apart for about a month (along with vigorous vacuuming), to see if I could get them all to die for good. I suspect I might have to repeat every few months, especially in the spring when temperatures rise and the little buggers wake up again. I also have the sticky strips, and some paper sheets. The sticky ones help see if you still have the problem, and the papers seem to keep them away from my wardrobe! But I only noticed a significant effect once I started spray treating the flat. Just cover your mouth with a scarf when spraying, and leave the room for a while. When coming back, still wear the scarf and open all windows and doors to ventilate properly and thoroughly. This way you'll avoid the caughing fit of death. Edit: nearly a year later I still have a moth issue. But it's nearly gone after I bought some of the tiny predatory wasps. For a studio I got one card at one month interval (3 times now) and even though it's prime mating time for the moths, I only see one flying around about once a week! The regular spraying helped manage the issue, but I feel like the best approach is to a) clean everything (!!!) and absolutely everywhere, b) put everything you can in vacuum bags for storage so there's no breeding ground, c) spray the flat a few times at a week or so interval d) then get the wasps. And get a regular order, one card might not be enough to sort things out for good. And don't lose faith!!

This product is brilliant! It really does do what it says on the tin. We have managed to contain the infestation but not completely eradicate it yet. I need to buy another can but am disappointed to see that it has gone up in price by £1.38 iness then three weeks!! There is a 'toxic' like smell with it, but not enough to make me not want to use it, and once you air the room out the smell subsides and goes. If you don't mind paying the extortionate price then it is brilliant at what it claims to do. It really does work!

This spray worked well sparked it in a cupboard to get rid of the moths.