Terro T2950 Closet & Pantry Moth Trap Plus Alert,White

I used this against three other products that were nothing more than glue and cardboardThis whole assembly of scents and housing - barely caught 3 moths compared to others that caught at least 20 moths each…waste pf plastic and money

Having found an infestation of clothes moths in a walk-in closet, we read reviews of various products and chose this one. I easily swatted a dozen moths with my hand when setting this trap so it was very disappointing to find that it only caught two more over the next three days, while at least another eight were happily perched in various locations. Perhaps those were all females? I don’t know. I would prefer not to spray with chemicals but that option is looking more attractive by the day. My home theatre is nearby and has acoustical treatment on all the walls, entirely covered by fabric. It will be nothing less than Armageddon for moths if I find them in there…

It works really well trapping pantry moths. I have yet to find the replaceable inserts but if you have an issue in your dry goods pantry (like me) lots flour, rice, etc. This is a must have. It seems a little expensive for what it is - plastic house, cardboard with glue strip,, but unless you can make this yourself, you kinda have to pay what they want because there are not a lot of choices out there.We got a 10 lb bag of flour last year and it had 1000's a larvae with lead to a mess in the whole pantry, but I cleaned the pantry, hung a couple of these trap and there has been Zero problems since!

It did the job. No more moths. As soon as I opened the pheromone package, I was surrounded by moths. Now I’m moth free.

Since they won’t stay stuck to the wall for even a short amount of time, I’m unable to put them in places that are more inconspicuous . Instead I have to set them out on my furniture (which isn’t pleasant) lying down on the backside which is flat leaving full view of the dead bugs at every glance and in several places of my home so can’t be avoided. One is literally on my fireplace mantle , next the my tv. Pretty gross and not my first choice as a decorative piece 😂. Plus yeah I know there moth traps but I could just imagine what a guess in your home would think and there probrably not gonna ask or get close enough to it to see exactly what kind of disgusting bug is in there ( one kind of different bug comes to mind first that they might think , not leaving a very good impression but I guess if you don’t really like the people then it could very well keep them from coming by again but I’m pretty sure annoying people deterent isn’t what they are designed for. One was by my tv at night and I had two moths being more attracted to the light on the tv that the trap and didn’t go. Whether they may have gone in later after the tv was off , not sure. Have a caught moth in the traps ? YES . Do see a lot less in my home ? YES . These I found to be overly expensive and I think I will try the plug in ones next time that are on the market because it uses light to attract them but they too are priced ridiculously high. The thing is that a company can make a quality product that might be worth what the cost is and cost a higher amount to produce but if people can’t afford to buy them then it doesn’t do a company good , just cost a tone to market and advertise , design , waste of time etc. if profit and sales ends up less than expected. You just spend money for something people might try once but what you really want is repeat sales and to not have a bunch of product sitting around not being bought that you already spent money to produce. Take my advice , your terro ant traps , I can’t say a whole lot of bad about. This one could use tad bit of work. Hint . There’s moth traps that use scent and one’s that use light. What if you had one that had both. Design was cost efficient enough to produce so that you could price it at a can’t pass up price and ones that weren’t gonna be an eyesore. People would buy them to have around to keep problem under control and not wait to just purchase them when the problem becomes a big enough problem to warrant spending the money to try them. Let’s put it this way … I have your ant traps always stocked up under my kitchen sink for just in case moments when I suddenly need them right then and for the price , I get several in a box . Hopes this helps you Terro . Keep up the good work. Oh and need you to come up with something that works on voles in my yard and I’d be sooo happy 😃

Not easy to mount on wall, sticker does not remove