Vacuum carpets, rugs, baseboards, closets, furniture, and edges thoroughly and frequently
Empty the vacuum contents immediately into a sealed bag and remove it from the home
Wash infested clothing, bedding, and fabrics in hot water when safe for the material
Dry items on high heat when possible
Dry-clean delicate items that cannot be washed
Freeze small infested items in sealed bags for several days
Inspect and clean stored textiles, wool, fur, feathers, and pet bedding
Remove lint, hair, dead insects, and food debris from floors and hidden areas
Seal cracks, gaps, and entry points around windows, doors, and baseboards
Store susceptible fabrics in airtight containers or garment bags
Use sticky traps to monitor activity
Apply a labeled insecticide or residual treatment to cracks, crevices, and carpet edges if needed
Follow all label directions carefully when using pesticides
Treat closets, attics, and storage areas where larvae may hide
Replace or professionally clean heavily infested carpets, rugs, or padding
Call a pest control professional for severe or recurring infestations