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Clothes Moth Trap
![]() Clothes moths like warm weather and high humidity. Most of the damage is done to bedding and clothing during storage in the warmer months. Unlike other moths, clothes moths are not attracted to the light but prefer dark crevices to hide in. It is the larvae (caterpillars) that do the actual damage but although it appears that they feed on wool and other natural fibres, what they are really eating is the human residue left on the clothes. The larvae are unable to fully develop on completely clean fabric; they need the proteins, mineral salts and Vitamin B complex found in dirt, sweat and food particles. So the secret to non-toxic control is a combination of washing, tightly sealed storage containers, regular vacuuming of cupboards and wardrobes and pheromone traps. Protect your families' health by avoiding chemical controls such as naphthalene (mothballs) and paradichlorobenzene (PDB) as they are highly toxic. Even camphor carries a risk, particularly to children. More information on organic clothes moth control... A single clothes moth can lay up to 200 eggs at a time and its larvae can damage your expensive woollens. The clothes moth trap is not just a repellent - it traps moths.
PH107minimum 3 per order |
Orange Guard Crawling Insect Spray
![]() Fast, effective spray that kills crawling insects on contact (and residually repels): cockroaches, fleas, ants, scorpions, earwigs, silverfish, mosquito larvae in standing water and more for weeks; safe to use around food, humans and pets. Water-based and biodegradable; active ingredient is food-grade D-Limonene, a citrus peel extract. Pleasant citrus scent, recyclable packaging and it cleans whatever surface you spray! Ready-to-use 946 ml trigger spray bottle. Material Safety Data Sheet PH123 |
Meets National Organic Standards
- products with either ingredients permitted for use in organic farms or acceptable cultural strategies for pest control.
This standard is detailed in the Australian Certified Organic Standard (ACOS) 2010 as defined by Standards Australia. Organic growers
should always check with their own certifying organisation for the acceptability of any product.|
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OG
Organic Certification for Australia |
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FG
Food Grade |
UT
Untreated Seed or Plant |
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