Clothes & Pantry Moth Traps with Sticky Glue | Pheromone-Based Non-Toxic Repellent for Closets, Cabinets and Wardrobes | 6 Count, Black

Haven't seen any bugs - aside from dead ones on the sticky parts of this trap - anywhere in my closet, and no holes. I like!

We recently discovered damage from clothes moths in several wool items at different locations around the house. We took numerous steps to clean up, including purchasing these BugMD moth traps. They work. All six of the strategically-placed traps have captured moths. I will probably buy another six-pack to put out at a future time when we think the moths are all gone, as a verification of that.

This product if extremely effective and within two days time, I saw a noticeable difference in my moth problem. Well worth every penny.

19 November 2025 I have been using these products for over a year and AT LAST they seem to have eliminated the problem. While on the positive side they are safe to use around humans and pets, on the negative side they do not work quickly, so patience is a virtue. My only real complaint is that the tabs don't hold them closed in the triangular tent shape without being secured with your own piece of tape. They can spring open and glue themselves to clothes you're trying to protect. I tried both soap and water and then rubbing alcohol to remove the adhesive from the clothes they were stuck to--after I pried them off the clothes--and that seemed to do the trick, although it's annoying to have the bother.

. simple to put together . attractive . Trapped moths the first night (in January, we didn't even realize they were here yet)

I'm leaving this in the 1-star category, but turns out, the problem was with the user! YOU HAVE TO PEEL OFF THE WAX PAPER TO EXPOSE THE "Sticky Glue Pheromone-Based Repellent." We had noticed holes in some of our sweaters, so I bought these. Hung them around the areas where our wool clothes are, but it was never effective to catch a moth in any of the traps. As I wrote this review, I noticed the words ""Sticky Glue." I was puzzled, so looked in the closet. There is waxed paper over the "Sticky Glue!" So of course the moths weren't caught! I will see what happens now that the Sticky Glue Pheromone-Based Repellent is activated.

basically a clever packaging of the old sticky open drop that you used to hand from the ceiling. it does its job captures them.

I was seeing a few little clothes moths every now and then but I tended to discount it until I noticed some tiny little holes in a shirt so I bought the Bug MD because they sounded like a good idea. I HAD ABSOLUTELY NO IDEA how many of the little buggers there were til I hung one of these in the rooms where I was seeing them (the living room) and bedrooms! I checked after a day or two and there were a few in the trap then I forgot for two weeks. OMG the traps had dozens in them... I bought more and hung them everywhere and you wouldn't believe the hundreds of moths I have caught and disposed of! I also discovered the sources and it helped to clean them up and put up fresh traps... If you see those little moths flying around it means there are a lot more you DONT see! I now keep them hanging everywhere.. the backs of lamp shades are good...the light attracts them and the trap lures them with the pheromones.. I will happily use these forever!