Nocturnal insects that are attracted to light in the dark are known as moths, or “butterflies of the night.” To defend themselves against predators in the dark, moths usually come in a dull or neutral color.
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Though moths can consume natural fibers as a food source, they rarely feed on artificial fabrics.
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Grease moths get their name from consuming rendered human fat.
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Night-blooming flowers depend on moths to distribute pollen.
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Grease moths get their name from consuming rendered human fat.
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Though moths can consume natural fibers as a food source, they rarely feed on artificial fabrics.
As moths feed on natural fibers like wool and silk, they destroy the fabric from further use. Try spraying floral or woodsy scents on fabrics to deter moths. Moths giving you problems? Call a pest control company and have them removed today!