A moth can settle in any apartment, and for this the insect simply needs certain conditions - a little moisture and fabric.
It feeds on fibers not only from textiles, but also from food products, clothing, fur coats, or carpet bases.
These fibers contain the protein keratin, and it is this that attracts moths to feed on.
If moths are living in your closet, there are several ways that can help solve the problem.
How to Get Rid of Moths in Your Closet Without Chemicals
Here are some recommendations.
- Remove dirty clothes from the closet. Sweat and stains attract insects. A musty smell can cause pests to multiply.
- Things should be dry. Moths love moisture – after washing, the item should dry well. Only then can it be put in the closet.
- Natural remedy. This category includes mint, rosemary, cloves and cedar. Also, moths really don't like the smell of lavender. Add a few drops and shake in a spray bottle.
