Vacuum carpets, rugs, baseboards, closets, and furniture thoroughly and frequently
Empty vacuum contents immediately into a sealed bag or outside trash
Wash infested clothing, bedding, and fabrics in hot water and dry on high heat
Dry-clean delicate items that cannot be washed
Freeze small infested items in sealed bags for several days
Inspect and clean wool, fur, feathers, silk, and stored textiles
Remove lint, hair, pet fur, and dust from hidden areas
Seal cracks, gaps, and entry points around windows, doors, and baseboards
Store clean clothing and fabrics in airtight containers or garment bags
Use sticky traps to monitor beetle activity
Apply a labeled insecticide to cracks, crevices, and infested areas if needed
Treat or replace heavily infested carpets, padding, or damaged materials
Clean closets, vents, under furniture, and other undisturbed areas
Reduce indoor clutter where beetles can hide and breed
Check fresh flowers, bird nests, and dead insects near the home
Call a pest control professional for severe or recurring infestations