Pantry moths and clothes moths both turn up in Bellbird Park homes, but they cause different problems and need different treatment. Pantry moths breed in flour, rice, cereal and pet food left in cupboards, while clothes moths favour wool, natural fibres and stored fabric in wardrobes and linen cupboards, often going unnoticed until a jumper is pulled out at the start of winter with small holes in it.
When you call, we ask which rooms you have seen moths or larvae in, and roughly what has been affected, since that changes whether the visit focuses on the pantry, the wardrobe or both. The crew we book checks cupboards, pantry shelving and stored fabric, treats affected areas and points out food or clothing in your Bellbird Park home that is better thrown out rather than kept, along with any webbing found in corners.
Clearing out old flour, rice and pet food from pantry shelves before the visit helps the crew find where the problem started and treat it properly, and it is worth doing the same with old wardrobe boxes, spare blankets and out-of-season clothing that has been packed away for a while.
- Pantry and cupboard inspection and treatment
- Wardrobe and linen cupboard checks
- Notes on food items worth discarding
- Notes on storing wool and natural fibres safely
- Treatment of shelving, cupboard joins and skirting
- Same-day or next-day where the run allows
If moths or larvae have turned up in the pantry or wardrobe in Bellbird Park, call 07 3543 7772. We will ask what you have found and where, and book a local crew to treat it.
