--- product_id: 674847 title: "Clothes Moth Traps - Ready to Use - 1 package of 2 traps" brand: "pro-pest" price: "NT$1142" currency: TWD in_stock: true reviews_count: 8 category: "Pro Pest" url: https://www.desertcart.tw/products/674847-clothes-moth-traps-ready-to-use-1-package-of-2 store_origin: TW region: Taiwan --- # Targets webbing clothes moths Protects wool & fine fabrics Ready-to-use dual traps Clothes Moth Traps - Ready to Use - 1 package of 2 traps **Brand:** pro-pest **Price:** NT$1142 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🦋 Keep your wardrobe moth-free and envy-worthy! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Clothes Moth Traps - Ready to Use - 1 package of 2 traps by pro-pest - **How much does it cost?** NT$1142 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.tw](https://www.desertcart.tw/products/674847-clothes-moth-traps-ready-to-use-1-package-of-2) ## Best For - pro-pest enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted pro-pest brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Dual Trap Power:** Two traps in one pack for double defense - • **Fabric Guardian:** Safeguards wool, furs, rugs, and delicate textiles - • **Chemical-Free Protection:** Non-toxic, pesticide-free moth control solution - • **Discreet & Classic Design:** Blends seamlessly into closets without disrupting style - • **Specialized Moth Targeting:** Lures and captures the most common clothes moth species ## Overview ProPest Clothes Moth Traps come as a ready-to-use pack of two traps designed specifically to lure and capture webbing clothes moths, the primary threat to wool, furs, and fine textiles. These non-toxic traps provide a chemical-free, discreet solution to protect your valuable fabrics and rugs, making them an essential defense for any style-conscious professional aiming to preserve their wardrobe investment. ## Description ProPest Clothes Moth Traps will lure and kill webbing cloth moths, the most common type of clothes moth. Protect your wool fabrics and clothes, persian/oriental rugs, furs, feathers and other fine products. Review: Pro-Pest and Safer traps - I have had a mild infestation of the little half-centimeter pests for months in my NorCal apartment. After reading some of these reviews, I ordered a couple Pro-Pest traps and bought a couple of the Safers at my local hardware store. At first I had a Safer trap in my closet area, where the bugs seem to cluster. Bagged two intruders in a couple days. Then I got the Pro-Pest in the mail and put one in the closet, while shifting the Safer to another room of my small apartment where there had been sightings. In a couple weeks the Pro-Pest has bagged eight terrorists, while the Safer -- in a less populous area -- now has two more. In addition I continue to smoosh them on walls whenever I spot them, and am constantly on the lookout. I also shoot them out of the air with a spray solution of either glass cleaner or Pine-Sol. It doesn't kill them, but sometimes they flutter to the floor, or they to light on a wall where I obliterate their sorry carcass with hand or flyswatter. Only once have I seen what I think was a female -- not flying but skittering down a wall. Smooshed her flat. I'm still finding several of these bleeping things a week after weeks of trapping, so I suspect that only a fogger or discovery of the nest(s) will eradicate them. Early on, I discovered two nests, one in a wool rug and another in some seldom-worn slippers that had wool linings. I dispatched the bugs and worms which promptly cut the population. But they continue to appear, alas. So somewhere there is a covert Al-Qaeda cell eating my wool. Got to search every corner or they may be here forever. UPDATE Feb. 28: After four weeks with each trap in a different room, I have 16 moths in one and 17 in the other, so it seems that the two brands work equally well. But of course the critters are still wandering into the traps, and I still keep smooshing others that I spot on the wall, so there is an active nest that I will have to find before the problem is solved. The commercial traps are catching moths but not eradicating them. I also tried the fellow reviewer Senior Citizen's trick of fly paper baited with lanolin targeting the mommy moths. Have not yet caught a single moth with three strips. Review: expensive and will not get rid of all of them - These are expensive - i paid $8 for two squares of moth hormone- yes they killed twenty to thirty each but didnt get rid of some preggers ones which continued to fly around- after a few weeks the moths increased like they were taking over my house and even following me to work- I had enough and went to Home Depot for a box of insect fogger- I used for cans and ran like hell- left the house fort the day (cost was $10) Hours later I came back- the fogger killed every last one including the eggs- I was free of the moth horror- pro pest in comparison didnt do much and would cost me $8 every few weeks- if they return ZI will use my fogging cans again- cheap and effective ## Features - 1 pack- 2 traps ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B002RT10VU | | Best Sellers Rank | #324,758 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #3,321 in Pest Control Traps | | Brand | Pro-Pest | | Brand Name | Pro-Pest | | Customer Reviews | 3.6 out of 5 stars 445 Reviews | | Manufacturer | Pro Pest | | Manufacturer Part Number | 0687275412006 | | Material | Wool | | Material Type | Wool | | Model Number | 740649 | | Number of Pieces | 1 | | Style | Classic | | Style Name | Classic | | Target Species | Moth | | UPC | 687275412006 | | Unit Count | 1 Count | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Pro-Pest - **Style:** Classic - **Material:** Wool - **Number of Pieces:** 1 - **Is Electric:** No - **Target Species:** Moth - **Unit Count:** 1 Count - **UPC:** 687275412006 ## Images ![Clothes Moth Traps - Ready to Use - 1 package of 2 traps - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91NKAnuM8RL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Pro-Pest and Safer traps *by R***R on February 1, 2013* I have had a mild infestation of the little half-centimeter pests for months in my NorCal apartment. After reading some of these reviews, I ordered a couple Pro-Pest traps and bought a couple of the Safers at my local hardware store. At first I had a Safer trap in my closet area, where the bugs seem to cluster. Bagged two intruders in a couple days. Then I got the Pro-Pest in the mail and put one in the closet, while shifting the Safer to another room of my small apartment where there had been sightings. In a couple weeks the Pro-Pest has bagged eight terrorists, while the Safer -- in a less populous area -- now has two more. In addition I continue to smoosh them on walls whenever I spot them, and am constantly on the lookout. I also shoot them out of the air with a spray solution of either glass cleaner or Pine-Sol. It doesn't kill them, but sometimes they flutter to the floor, or they to light on a wall where I obliterate their sorry carcass with hand or flyswatter. Only once have I seen what I think was a female -- not flying but skittering down a wall. Smooshed her flat. I'm still finding several of these bleeping things a week after weeks of trapping, so I suspect that only a fogger or discovery of the nest(s) will eradicate them. Early on, I discovered two nests, one in a wool rug and another in some seldom-worn slippers that had wool linings. I dispatched the bugs and worms which promptly cut the population. But they continue to appear, alas. So somewhere there is a covert Al-Qaeda cell eating my wool. Got to search every corner or they may be here forever. UPDATE Feb. 28: After four weeks with each trap in a different room, I have 16 moths in one and 17 in the other, so it seems that the two brands work equally well. But of course the critters are still wandering into the traps, and I still keep smooshing others that I spot on the wall, so there is an active nest that I will have to find before the problem is solved. The commercial traps are catching moths but not eradicating them. I also tried the fellow reviewer Senior Citizen's trick of fly paper baited with lanolin targeting the mommy moths. Have not yet caught a single moth with three strips. ### ⭐ expensive and will not get rid of all of them *by S***S on November 22, 2013* These are expensive - i paid $8 for two squares of moth hormone- yes they killed twenty to thirty each but didnt get rid of some preggers ones which continued to fly around- after a few weeks the moths increased like they were taking over my house and even following me to work- I had enough and went to Home Depot for a box of insect fogger- I used for cans and ran like hell- left the house fort the day (cost was $10) Hours later I came back- the fogger killed every last one including the eggs- I was free of the moth horror- pro pest in comparison didnt do much and would cost me $8 every few weeks- if they return ZI will use my fogging cans again- cheap and effective ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Two down and ? to go *by P***E on August 30, 2013* I have been battling clothes moths for several years. For a while, the damage was minimal but things suddenly escalated, so I declared all-out war on the moths. I completely emptied my large closet, vacuumed every nook and cranny -- seriously, I even vacuumed between the floor boards. Then I scrubbed the entire closet. I washed or dry cleaned all the woolen items, at least the ones that had not been turned to lace by the moths, which I tossed. Particularly sad was an unworn Donna Karan pants suit that cost $600 and had the tags on it. The moths also targeted any Eileen Fisher item. I also used the freezer method. I put all the woolens in the freezer for a few days, then in the hot dryer for ten minutes then back in the freezer for a while. I brushed clothes and laid them out in the sun. I figured by now I MUST have killed them all, right? Wrong. I put all the clothes back in the closet including one wool sweater. Two moths zeroed in on it. Time for chemical warfare. I ordered the Pro-Pest and the Safer brand traps. The Pro-pest caught a moth immediately, I mean within 20 minutes. A few days later, it caught another. In the meantime, Safer caught none. I am sincerely hoping the Pro-pest kills off the stragglers (or their daddies, as it catches the male moths)and ends this cycle. Anyway, I recommend the Pro-pest. I kind of wish I had tried them before the major cleaning effort just to see how many it would have attracted. You should add these traps to your arsenal of moth fighting weapons. I will have one in my closet at all times! --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.tw/products/674847-clothes-moth-traps-ready-to-use-1-package-of-2](https://www.desertcart.tw/products/674847-clothes-moth-traps-ready-to-use-1-package-of-2) --- *Product available on Desertcart Taiwan* *Store origin: TW* *Last updated: 2026-09-13*