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Herbal Pest Control 9420002022 Nashik clothes moth, scientifically known as Tineola bisselliella, stands out as a prominent concern among material pests. Fabric, fur, and carpet damage is primarily attributed to its yellow-white larvae. Unworn clothing, especially those left undisturbed for a period, tends to be particularly susceptible to infestation. The clothes moth attains a length of approximately 4 to 9 mm and is easily identifiable by its glossy yellow front wings. Another category of pest, the storage pest, includes the food moth, exemplified by the grain moth (Sitotroga cerealella), which targets stored food supplies. Its larvae create circular perforations in grains such as wheat, rice, and maize. Additionally, the larvae of the lead-grey flour moth (Ephestria kuehniella) consume flour products, contaminating them with webs and debris. A solitary female flour moth is capable of laying up to 200 eggs, repeating this process up to four times annually. Food affected by infestation is often coated with a layer of white dust, imparting a bitter taste and posing potential health risks to both humans and animals. Preventive Measures and Management Clothes Moths 1. Avoid leaving damp or uncleaned clothing in a closet for extended periods. 2. Regularly vacuum, brush, or beat clothes to prevent infestation. 3. Thoroughly vacuum infested wardrobes regularly, and as a proactive step, perform a comprehensive vacuuming at least twice a year. 4. While substances like lavender, cedar wood, and essential oils may offer limited assistance by repelling some moths, they do not impact the voracious larvae. 5. Consider the use of insecticides. Food Moths 1. Refrain from storing flour, grain, dough, and pastry in damp conditions. 2. Conduct thorough cleaning of infested cupboards, including shelves. 3. Employ insecticides for effective control. The key to any control program Call Herbal Pest Control Nashik Mobile No. 9420002022 Use H P C developed Herbal Nimboli Fungicide Killer Spray.
