Two types of moths cause most of the calls we get from Coomera: pantry moths, which turn up in flour, rice and dry goods, and clothes moths, which chew through wool, silk and other natural fibres in wardrobes and storage boxes. Both can spread quickly once they get a foothold in a cupboard.
A moth visit starts by working out which type is active, since pantry and clothes moths are dealt with differently. The crew we book will check pantry shelves, cupboards and wardrobes, treat the affected areas and point out which stored items are worth checking closely or washing before they go back into storage.
- Pantry shelves, cupboards and dry food storage.
- Wardrobes, drawers and stored clothing or blankets.
- Wool rugs, cushions and other natural fibre items.
- Skirting boards and gaps behind built-in cupboards.
- Advice on sealing dry goods in airtight containers.
Coomera pantries and wardrobes that have not been cleared out in a while are more likely to have a moth problem sitting quietly until numbers build up enough to notice. Checking older packets of flour or grain and vacuuming wardrobe corners every so often makes it easier to catch a new problem early, before it spreads to a whole shelf or drawer. Woollen rugs and blankets stored away for the cooler months are worth a look before they come back out each year, since damage often shows up as small holes rather than the moths themselves.
Call 07 3543 7767 to book a moth visit for your Coomera home. We take the details, give you a price and arrange a local crew.
