Moth Killer & Repellent Spray I Use in Wardrobes & on Carpets I Kills on Contact I Indoor & Outdoor Use I Organic I Pesticide Free I For All Types of Moths I Spray Bottle 500ml

Non offensive to the olfactory system and effective.

WHAT IS IT FOR?A spray for killing and discouraging all types of moths, using organic materials and free of synthetic pesticides.IN THE BOX* The Moth Killer Spray Gun, in a zip lock bagUSINGThe spray gun is of a familiar type: give it a shake, rotate the nozzle to turn it on and squeeze the trigger to spray. There are two spray settings, I'd call them spray (at a target) and mist (around an area); both useful.The spray has a smell, but it's not unpleasant; a bid astringent (sharp) and medical but also plant-like. Rather like a pile of fir tree needles that's been left to compost for a while. The smell doesn't linger for long.And does it work? Not entirely sure. I've mainly used it in an area of a bedroom that's usually a moth hotspot. If I spray a moth on the wing it lands and crawls around - as if I'd sprayed it with water - and stops moving a few minutes later. It certainly doesn't kill moths right away, unlike most synthetic pesticides. The bedroom where I've been spraying (1 or 2 times a day) still produces the occasional moth, but fewer than expected. So it must be working, albeit not an instant or 100% effect.BEST BITS+ Works fairly well as a moth killer and discourager+ Fairly pleasant smell+ Organic/natural materials+ Two spray patterns+ No propellants+ Big bottle, which is recyclableWORST BITS - nothing much!- Results aren't instant or dramatic- Fairly expensive- Packaging does not disclose anything about what's in the bottleCONCLUSIONInitially uncertain how effective this product is, as the results aren't dramatic, but inclined to believe after using it for 2 weeks. So, an organic moth killer that smells quite nice, in a sensible spray bottle. Well worth 4 stars.

Done more research and bought Constrain at half the price. This doesn’t appear to be as strong or effective as Constrain either.

So you want a product to kill moths then this does it but what I would say is do it when you are leaving the room as the whole family were coughing one night when I doused the wardrobe in it as the one we had before this one was very human friendly so I presumed this would be the same! But it did do the job and get rid of the moths.

Had a moth infestation and although this didn't kill the larvae it certainly killed the adult moths, but I did have to use it with powder as the moth larvae chewed holes in the carpet.

The Moth Killer & Repellent Spray is a highly effective solution for dealing with moths both indoors and outdoors. It kills on contact, making it perfect for use in wardrobes and on carpets. My wife loves its immediate results and ease of use. The organic, pesticide-free formulation ensures safety for our family, which is a major plus. Suitable for all types of moths, this spray offers versatility and reliability. The 500ml bottle provides a generous amount, albeit not very cheap. Overall, it's a safe, effective, and handy addition to our pest control routine.

As it says this prevents future infestations, I assumed this would kill larvae, too, but this only kills adult moths on contact. It's some sort of polymer, which coats them, so not harmful to pets or humans, which is good.But with home infestations, the damage is done by the larvae and you can only prevent and remove infestations by killing those, as most of the life cycle is spent as caterpillars, not as the adult form, although those do lay eggs. I have tiny little things flying around sometimes, not sure what they are, not clothes moths, and I wanted to spray the carpets in dark areas, to prevent new ones emerging. This is no good for that, and you don't need spray to kill the actual moths, you can just squash them.. Also seems a bit cruel, not sure if it suffocates them or prevents them flying, but unnecessary unless you have loads.If they showed the back of the bottle, misunderstandings would be prevented.This is a Vine Voice review, but that has not changed my opinion and I only review items I would buy.

Unfortunately, after applying the product for a full week according to the instructions, I haven't observed any noticeable reduction in box tree moths. In fact, the infestation has worsened, and my plants are now severely damaged and dried up.