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Larvae will be found on fabrics among
thin sheets of webbing that they spin to shield themselves. They often
leave strands of silk on fabrics they infest.
Fabric pests such as clothes
moths, although not particularly dangerous, can sometimes cause
irreparable damage to personal belongings. These moths are able to
digest animal hairs and, therefore, feed on almost any item made of
natural fibers, particularly wool and cashmere.
Clothes moths tend to stay confined
near clothing, which makes them easier to control.
Advice for Common Clothes Moth:
Use Protector C,
Fortefog Mini Fumers or Treat with
Agrodust.
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