What finally worked for me against clothes moths in a tiny NYC apartment.
Battle-tested methods that actually work. Save thousands in damaged textiles with my comprehensive guides backed by real-world experience.
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View all guides →What moth traps actually do in an apartment like mine
I bought a pile of sticky pheromone traps thinking I'd nuke the problem. Here's what they actually did and how I use them now without making things worse.
Read more →Heat, steam, and freezing in a tiny apartment
I could not fog or use mothballs in a small NYC apartment. I leaned on temperature instead. Here is exactly what I do.
Read more →Cedar, lavender, and the rest: what actually helped me
I wanted a nice‑smelling, non‑toxic fix. What I got was a set of tools that help at the margins, but only if you use them right.
Read more →How this site happened
From real damage in a tiny apartment to testing, failing, and finally fixing it.
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I had a real moth problem
Not theoretical at all. Real damage in a small NYC apartment.
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I tried everything
Traps, cedar, heat, freezing, storage fixes. Some helped, some did nothing.
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I wrote down what worked
This site is me sharing the parts that actually solved it for me.