This can eliminate any hidden moths, larvae and eggs from sticking around ... He recommends starting with a torch to examine ...

At this stage, larvae are often noticed climbing walls, ceilings or the inside of cupboards. The larvae of the Brown house moth is a scavenger of animal proteins such as feathers, hair and wool.

It's during this time that the wandering larvae are often spotted crawling up walls, across ceilings or within cupboard interiors. Conversely, the larvae of the Brown house moth prefer scavenging ...

even though these peculiar pests can be seen strewn over their house walls. Known scientifically as Phereoeca uterella, this moth species is greyish, flat and roughly half an inch long.

and the case-bearing clothes moth (Tinea pellionella). It is the immature larvae, rather than the adult moths, that cause the damage to natural fibres such as woollen clothing, upholstery, carpets and ...

While moths are not dangerous to health, their larvae can cause damage by feeding on natural fibres in clothing, bedding, curtains, carpets, and other personal items. Niall Gallagher, technical ...

It didn't take her long to realise it was moths and their larvae. And they weren't just contained in a cupboard — they were everywhere. Ms Gallagher, along with her friends Maree Whittaker and ...