Identify the type of moth: pantry moths or clothes moths
Find and remove the source of infestation
Inspect all stored dry foods, grains, flour, cereal, nuts, spices, and pet food
Discard infested food in sealed bags
Vacuum shelves, corners, cracks, baseboards, and pantry edges thoroughly
Wipe pantry and storage areas with soap and water
Store food in airtight glass or hard plastic containers
Inspect closets, drawers, rugs, wool, silk, fur, and upholstered items
Wash or dry clean infested clothing and textiles
Freeze delicate items if washing is not possible
Vacuum closets, carpets, and furniture thoroughly
Clean lint traps, vents, and hidden fabric storage areas
Use pheromone traps for pantry moths or clothes moths
Seal cracks, gaps, and entry points around windows, doors, and cabinets
Reduce clutter and remove unused fabric, paper, and stored goods
Keep storage areas dry and well-ventilated
Repeat cleaning and monitoring regularly
Call a pest control professional for severe infestations