Ollie® pest control
Control clothes moths and pantry moths correctly
Easy guidance
Which moth is it?
Clothes moths attack animal fibres; pantry moths infest dry food. Products are not automatically suitable for both areas.
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Check the location
Moths around wool, rugs or fur suggest clothes moths; webbing in flour, cereal or nuts suggests pantry moths.
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Remove affected material
Inspect textiles or food carefully, dispose of heavily infested items securely and clean cupboards and crevices.
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Choose the right solution
Use a trap or spray only for the moth and application area stated on the product.
Frequently asked questions
How do I distinguish clothes moths from pantry moths?
Location and damage help: holes in animal fibres suggest clothes moths, while larvae or webbing in dry food suggest pantry moths.
Does a pheromone trap eliminate the infestation?
Pheromone traps mainly detect and catch male moths. You must also inspect food or textiles and remove infestation sources.
Can I use moth spray in a food cupboard?
Only if the label explicitly permits it. Protect or clean food and contact surfaces as directed.