Effective and Refillable Dual Moth Pheromone Traps, Ultimate Solution to Clothes & Pantry Moth Control -4 Pack

This is my second or third purchase of these traps - they work well and effectively trap moths protecting my wool socks and sweaters. When I run out, I'll buy more! Very happy with them - they are easy to use and work well. One thing I'll note - they won't immediately trap moths - it takes a while for the moths to "find" the trap. Once the first moth gets caught, it seems like many more show up.

These really work!! So much better than the horrible smell of moth balls. Have used them for several years and they work every time.

Moth traps work great, 2nd time purchasing!

After trying other ways to get rid of a frustrating clothing moth infestation, after lots of research I tried these moth traps and they actually did work for me! They started attracting moths immediately, I was happily surprised and eventually made a second order. My first 4 traps caught 13-28 moths. Very satisfied!BUT they are hard to assemble by following their instructions because you are told to remove the protective sheet before trying to get the moth attracting glue card placed into the holder. The card is very sticky and kept sticking to and tearing the box front pieces. After ruining several traps I found that by leaving the protective sheet on the sticky surface when putting it into the holder and attaching the adhesive strip to the back of the box, then CAREFULLY pulling the protective sheet off through the openings in the box front I could prevent the sticky surface from sticking to the box and making it unusable. Be sure to wash your hands thoroughly if you get sticky residue on them.I did try a different less expensive brand from Amazon that turned out to be a smaller size and only caught one moth in three weeks.Except for the assembly problems, I am thrilled with this brand and after 6 months I do not have any more moths!

I bought these traps because I have a Brown House Moth infestation (Hofmannophila pseudospretella). These are way more expensive than other traps (including some I have used for pantry moths) but these are the only ones specifically advertised for Brown House Moths. Well, they are totally useless. In over a month they haven't trapped a single moths despite having tons flying around. I do not if this trap works for other species but definitely NOT for Brown House Moths

I have a macaw, and I always have a lot of moths because of his food. Recently, the moth problem has gotten really bad. I've used a lot of moth traps that trapped some moths but just don't work that well. I just put together the ShengKou traps the second they were delivered. The first one became a mangled mess because the sticky board kept getting stuck to the front of the cardboard box. The next one went okay. I had an issue with the third one getting stuck, so I cut that box and the next one open and taped them back together to make it easier. It would be better if they redesigned the box so that you put it together after the sticky board has been placed. That being said, it really works! The moths were flying all over me instantly while i was putting the trap together. The second I hung up the traps, the moths started flocking to them. The picture I'm posting was taken within a minute of hanging it up in the room where the moths are the worst. I just ordered more traps to make sure I have them when i need them.

Great moth trapper in closets. I accidentally ordered the sticky refills without the cardboard holder, so I then needed to buy the combo holder and sticky sheets. Assembling the holder with the sticky sheets is tricky. I messed up my first one hopefully I'll do better next time, but it will still catch moths. But when I remember to check to see how well the trapper is doing, I'm amazed at the number of moths it's gotten.

Not a great design…. The trap is cardboard so if you place it and your hand slips a bit, it will stick to the backside. I tried to keep it workable by tearing up the trap a bit. People with good dexterity of their hands probably fare better than me and this won’t be a problem, . Will see how usable it is, taking off two stars since the paper cardboard holder is not so reusable. I wish they thought about having the backside coated to prevent adhesion of the refill to the box.If it catches at least one today, I will be happy and bump it another star (today March 25th 2/5), probably build my own hanging case and then buy the refills.Update: so far one trap has caught one moth, the other trap I have caught none and I’ve vacuumed about 6 individuals moths since near the traps. Revising it to 3 stars, not a fan of sticky cardboard on cardboard holder… wish it was plastic or coated cardboarded.