Pest Expert Clothes Moth Killer Smoke Bombs 8 x 3.5g - Formula 'P' Maximum Strength Moth Bomb, Fast-Acting for Effective Control, Professional Strength for Approved Amateur Use

Brilliant product, definitely killed all the moths in my room. I lit 4 canisters and another 4 canisters 5 days later. I would recommend this product

Worked perfectly and a week later still no moths.

I oredered it at 5th September with a delivery until 12th September. When I didn’t get it on time and I saw the delivery day pushed forward 15th November, I wanted to cancel it but I couldn’t, because it was part of a 3 items order (and I’ve got one in 7th from the 3) and the Amazon system couldn’t allow to me to cancel it. I found the company at another online shop so I bought it from there and I got it 2 days later so the ridiculous delivery time wasn’t because the company, it’s because the Amazon. When I tried to contact with the Amazon I just couldn’t get through for the robot about my problem, what was sooooo annoying. I just ignored this tracking and used what I’ve got from elsewhere.We had a lot moths (carpet and clothes too) sadly so I just gave a try for this smoke bombs and it is definitely worked. It was easy to use. I put cake tins (upside down) under them to save the carpets and it worked well. At the bad days, we killed 15-20 moths per days. I used the bombs at 15th September, because I didn’t have time to wait for the Amazon and it worked straight away. The last 7 weeks we only saw and killed 4 or 5 moth in total,so we are really happy with the product.My plan was to leave this Amazon order in the locker and wait for going back and get the refund because this RIDICULOUS waiting time but our friend has a same problem with the moths so this order is going to her to use it.Amazon: 0 starSmoke bombs: 5 starsPest Expert: 5 stars

For some unknown reason i thought wow these will be the size of coke cans and the whole house will be full of smoke and I'd have to evacuate the house for days on end , nope , there the size of a small pill bottle. There only going to be good for killing airborn moths and no good for actually getting rid of moths so if there in the carpet or wardrobe or cupboards then buy the correct items as this will kill moths in the air and that's it , what I would say make sure you fully pull out the blue touch paper as one of mine wasn't fully pulled out enough and it went up in flames and melted the small bottle as well so imagine if that was say near a carpet or something flammable so just make sure it's fully tugged out

I live I an old four storey house with original stripped floorboards. The moths ate lots of my favourite clothes and seemed to be confined to the top two floors. The infestation spread and I tried everything: natural fibre clothes in plastic bags, woollen rugs removed from the house, extensive and regular cleaning, cedar balls, lavender and hundreds of pounds in moth sprays which was making me ill. I was seeing at least six a day in four or five rooms and realised they were living under the floorboards where I couldn’t effectively spray. It seemed that the only way to remove them would be to have the floorboards taken up and sprayed professionally which would have been very expensive and would have spoiled the floor.When we went away for a weekend I lit one or two of these smoke bombs in the main rooms that were affected. A thick heavy smoke fills the room and also gets under the floorboards. The smell had gone when we returned and so had the vast majority of the moths. I still see the odd one every few weeks but that’s nothing to how it was and when we next go away I’ll smoke the house again to get the few that have escaped the fumes.I’m delighted because I feel it’s now under control even if not 100% solved I feel it will be.One issue was that one tub didn’t light which is a bit of a waste of money if you’d only bought one or two,

Tried to use these at my flat, placed 7 of 8 down in various locations, lit the touch paper and left. Came back four hours later to ventilate and not a single one had worked. Complete waste of time and money!

I did worry a bit about drenching our house with permethrin - but this is what you apply to your body if you have nits or scabies, so having some on the furniture seems less worrying.Solved the cluster fly problem in the roofspace too.

Worked a treat