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Product description We've come here to chew bubble gum and kill moths.... and we're all out of bubble gum. There’s an ancient saying from the beautiful shores of land-locked Manchester, which goes like this: “Scroll back up and click the big orange button that says Buy Now.” It’s an oddly specific aphorism of entirely unknown origin, though we’ve managed to trace it back to the year 2025. Did it work? Well, evidently not if you're still reading this. OK, OK, we’ll do the marketing bit. Just who are the Manchester Mothmen, and why should you care? Well, we’re the UK’s number 1 moth trap, and we’re here by popular demand thanks to the unique nature of our traps. It's not particularly clever, but it works: instead of selling two different types of traps, we've gone ahead and combined clothes moth and pantry moth pheromone profiles into the same trap! Since the pheromones don’t interfere with each other, combining the traps gives you twice the protection at half the price. Dual-species infestations are becoming increasingly common, but you don’t need to be in the middle of one of those to benefit. The ideal use of moth traps is when you don’t have an infestation at all and utilise them as an early-warning system, so in that sense, using single-pheromone traps is like having a security camera that only alerts you half the time! What's the stuff that makes us hot stuff? Superior Prevention When you notice a sudden influx of moths, it means eggs have already been laid. Remember, it's larvae that eat your clothes, not moths: moths are what happen when larvae get their bellies nice and full. Setting up traps in ‘peacetime’ will help you prevent infestations before they can become entrenched, and with our traps, you can rest assured that you’re covered on all fronts. Large Surface Area Our traps' triangular pyramid design maximises capture space while minimising footprint. Unlike double-sided traps, our traps form an enclosure that prevent escape. Odourless Given their use in spaces like pantries and wardrobes, we understand the need for a discrete olfactory experience. In other words, our traps don't stink like moth balls do! More Highlights Each trap retains peak efficiency for 3 months You'll get your guide in physical form rather than having to download it: imagine that! Our traps are an irresistible shade of lapis lazuli blue Also, our brand name is alliterative We are neither suggesting nor denying lapis lazuli blue or alliteration helps attract moths.. The Rogues Gallery Pantry Moth/Indian Meal Moth Christian Name: Plodia Interpunctella The main species of moths that target dried food stuffs, most commonly bird seed, dry dog food, cereal and flour. The vast majority of food moth infestations are these fellas, though our traps also catch rarer closely-related species like the Mediterranean flour moth. Common Clothes Moth Christian Name: Tineola Bisselliella Clothes moth infestations tend to be more evenly distributed between the three main species, though the common clothes moth is the most uncommon. We're kidding, it's actually the most common, as you may have guessed. These moths' larvae will tend to leave trails of webbing near where they've feasted, hence why their alternate name is the webbing clothes moth. Case-bearing Clothes Moth Christian Name: Tinea Pellionella These red-heads are bad news. They're easily identified by their dark spots, and are as likely to be found among carpets as they are clothes. Their larvae weave themselves a spiffy little cocoon based on whatever they've been chowing down on. Pale-backed Clothes Moth Christian Name: Monopis Crocicapitella So, based on the lack of imagination in naming the other two, we think you probably know why this little guy is called the pale-backed clothes moth. We prefer tuxedo moth or penguin moth, but we most prefer trapping the bloody things and pointing and laughing. Got an active infestation? The most important thing to understand here is that the things doing the flying ain’t the things doing the eating. Moths don’t eat anything: larvae do. The presence of multiple moths implies the presence of eggs and larvae. To end an infestation, you need to prevent moths from mating, eggs from hatching and larvae from feeding. Pheromone moth traps can do the first thing, but the rest depends on you and it’s something you can act against right now while you wait for your traps to arrive. Grease those elbows up, it’s time for a deep clean! Find the Source For clothes moths, you'll want to check all of your closets and wardrobes, along with any wool rugs/carpets. Be sure to check underneath furniture too! For pantry moths, check any and all open containers of dried food. Don't forget to check the bird seed and pet food you keep in the garage! Deal with Infested Items When you find infested containers of food, we'd recommend throwing them away immediately. Make sure you do it a good distance from your house, as you don't want any adult moths flying back in. When y
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