Entopest Moth Peds | 10 Refill Pads & 10 Reusable Hangers | Clothes Moth Detection | Sticky Monitoring Pads for Wardrobes | Pheromone-Based Monitoring Only

After a few years of infestation of moth is finally under control. Previously see 1-5 months a day in addition to the ones trapped. Now see 1 a week if lucky. Top tip, use the cordless vac to suck moths off the walls! As can see in the photos it caught many moths where I was expecting to be near moth free after other treatments. Even watched myself moths fly into the trap. Through the years have used many types of traps. The triangle ones were ok but due to size and format they were not as discreet. The Entopest new version is much improved. Easy to replace and the cage has depth which is suitable for tighter hanging spaces. They also sit neatly on the edge on door frames and furniture. Plastic construction is sturdy and the front opens up easily for the glue pads. I have faith the holder will last a long time with a sturdy click and help reduce plastic waste. Purchased the 30 replacement packs, 3x 10 pads in the sale and is excellent value. Will continue to use these as maintenance to catch the rogue moth.

The refills are easy to install and they are now hanging in various places to try to catch the moths. I do not know how effective they are at killing the moths, but I have not seen any for a few days. I find the smell quite pleasant and not overpowering. The hanging hooks are a little bit fiddly and not very robust, but seem to be doing the job so far. I will reorder the refills in a couple of months as I suspect that the moths will be an ongoing problem.

I was looking for an easier way to help control the clothes moth infestation that has sprung up in my house and ended up coming across pheromone traps. I was a little skeptical and a number of reviews across other products said it didn't really work however this is most definitely not the case for me! Within 10 minutes of placing the trap I had 4 moths hovering around it and the next morning they were stuck and dead - success! I would say these are more for placing around your home than inside a wardrobe. To note, they attract the male moths so the females have none to breed with and so hopefully breaking the reproductive cycle and issue. The reasons I like this product: 1) It actually works and doesn't involve you spraying nasty chemicals around your house or any effort on your part. 2) Entopest is such great value for money as you get so many traps and also refill pads (they do stop working after 3 months or so and also can get dusty or full). As a result I've been able to place traps in different rooms and so figure out where they're coming from. 3) Really easy to assemble, hang and/or place flat against the wall on top of the bookcase - not one has been knocked over or fallen down. 4) It came with some really useful information that clarified the type of moth it works on etc. 5) I quite liked that it's a smaller company Top tips: 1) Place them quite high up in your room as this tends to be the level moths fly at and like. 2) Always place them vertically and never lying down flat (doesn't work as moths like to be on the wall a.k.a. vertical) 3) I've found placing them against a wall vertically on top of a bookcase or something like that has worked best rather than hanging off a curtain pole. 4) It does state this in the instructions but do give them time to attract the moths. I think I got quick results as we have a real problem it seems but you need to leave them in a place for 2 weeks before deciding to put it elsewhere.

So, the pads themselves are fine. They seem to be hit or miss, some seem to attract loads of moths, some none. I think this is to be expected. The pad holders themselves, however are WRETCHED, just awful. They obviously went through some re-design, because they are now thinner, more fiddly, and have a useless hook that breaks easily. As far as I can see, this is so they have the "entopest" branding on the pad holders. So what's wrong with the new holders, specifically? 1) Pad-holder is too skinny - They are now ever so slightly skinnier than the pad itself. That means the pad tends to pop up in the middle. 2) Pads now stick to the pad holder - because the pads don't fit flat into the holder, they tend to stick to the holder itself, meaning less surface area for the moths to fly onto and through. I'm assuming here, we want the entire pad to be accessible to trap them. 3) The hook is USELESS - You now have to pull the hook out from the back, and then clip it into a tiny hole in the back of the pad holder to hold the hook in place. On my first go, trying to snap it together, the tiny little nub that clips into the hook holder broke off. The other issue - if you are successful at piecing hook into hook holder, it KEEPS POPPING OUT. I honestly DO NOT understand who thought these were fit for purpose. Can't return these now as I've clearly opened it up and assembled them. Would give zero stars if I could. Also for a few bits of plastic- they are essentially selling them at a pound a pad holder. This is such a crazy rip off that it boggles the mind. They are probably a penny to produce if that. I'm beginning to see the wisdom in the other design out there, a flat cardboard pad, that then folds into a triangle. Though again, why are they so expensive???

Have been using these for quite a while. Previously would have given them four or five stars, as they are very effective, but since they changed the plastic casings I can only give them two of three stars. The old casings were really good - solid and easy to construct and change the pads over; the new ones are almost impossible to use - difficult to construct, extremely difficult to fit the pads. As a result, you end up getting your fingers all over the pads trying to wrestle them in, which I think makes them ineffective because the same batch of pads inserted into the old traps catches moths while those in the new traps don't. Why change something that works to something that doesn't?

no moths have actually stuck to the sticky pads yet, but there may be another reason for that. I should have taken the first signs of moth infestation more seriously than I actually did. Daily hoovering the rug they started out on wasn't enough. When they infiltrated the stair and landing carpet I realised I had a major problem. We have many holes and the carpet is ruined and will need to be replaced (the rug went a while ago but by then it was too late). I would recommend anyone to call out the exterminators. We went via our local council and although they didn't provide the service themselves, they had details of a local company who did and were very reasonably priced (unlike some, beware) and came the next day. All areas were sprayed and instructions from them were followed to the letter. My problem has improved 99.9% and they recommended getting pheromone traps to see if the problem had gone. So I bought these. Within half an hour of putting them out two moths appeared and were duly dealt with. Although.... they didn't actually go in the traps, they were pretty much sitting next to them so I'm sure the pheromone worked. The other thing is this. It may be coincidence but I have also squished 9 moth larvae wriggling around right next to the traps on top of the carpet over the last few days. Not sure if they have a sense of smell at that early stage of development or it's instinct? No idea. As long as they're gone, honestly I don't care. Hence the 4.5* and not 5* as the adult moths didn't actually go in the trap itself, but then I only had a couple by that stage anyway. This product arrived very quickly and was well packaged. I am going to continue to use them until I'm sure the clothes moths and their larvae are all gone. And shall probably continue to do so when we replace the carpet. Just to be sure. Hope this has been of some help. Good Luck. Update: now a well deserved 5* It has been a couple of weeks now since using these traps and I am happy to say they worked. They have been moved around, stood up and laid flat (which I found was best) on the stair and landing carpet and have successfully caught moths for us. I even put 3/4 together in one of the worst areas to give a good pheromone boost. I haven't seen any moths for a few days and I'm hoping its the last we shall see of the pesky critters. These certainly helped. Highly recommended.

Hadn't used these before, but after finding moths indoors that weren't going to the sticky traps already in place, I decided to give these a try, really pleased I did, moths caught in 1 trap on first night and each night since has seen moths trapped. Literally tonight put an extra trap in a cupboard after seeing a moth flying about and in less than 2 minutes a moth was in the trap. Really like they are in a plastic hanging 'basket' and sticky traps simply slide in, so the can't get crushed and stuck together. Also good that the sticky pads are available without the baskets, so only need to buy as many holders as you need, then buy refills after that. So pleased I am placing another order!

They work exceedingly well. Last year the 15 moth pads trapped probably getting on for 1000 moths. It was amazing. We had a very serious outbreak due to a wool carpet with boxes stored under a bed. We are hoping to see a considerable improvement this spring summer, but I'm not taking any chances and so I've purchased another set with the larger size to position all over the house.

Produit efficace

Per le tarme funzionano benone

Not good. Initially seemed to attract the moths but stops doing so after a few hours, and quite a few times the sticky substance isn't strong enough to hold them.

I put these everywhere, in a house with a moth problem, and between all 10 of them, not one moth was caught. I’d like my money back

Inefficace donc inutile