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Surviving a plague of moths
In article , Janet Baraclough
writes Funnily enough in the past fortnight we too have a plague of moths in the house which look exactly like clothes moths; something I've hardly seen for years even though most of our clothes and domestic fabrics are natural fibres. I've been squashing them. We too have been plagued with clothes moths - they were in the carpets the previous vendors kindly left us. I saw an article in the National Trust Magazine about pheromone traps, which are available from a firm called Historyonics (sic) and cost £6.50 each. Unfortunately it tells you to use them in spring, when a moths fancy turns to that sort of thing. John -- John Rouse |
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