The moth problem is still bad. We are clueless as to how to rid our home of them. Maybe once winter rolls around they will just freeze or something, although I doubt it since it's October and 80 degrees outside. The Pantry Pest glue traps are working pretty well, but they are too passive.
About a month ago, Dakota and I decided to take things into our own hands and get... fly swatters.
The fly swatters may be old-fashioned and a little gross, but using them is satisfying. I'd say we kill 4 or 5 moths a day, each. We haven't gotten rid of all the moths, but I think we've at least reduced the population. I still am not sure where they're all coming from or if we'll ever be able to get rid of them completely. Let me know if you have any eco-friendly tips.
Dear EAPPster,
Have you tried moth balls? They are a little stinky, but moths don't like them either.
AKD
Sadly, moth balls only work in enclosed spaces like closets and chests. Out in the open, they don't really do anything.
I hope they haven't gotten into your woolies (if you have any). If so, pop them into the deep freeze of your chest freezer for about a week (I do that whenever I buy vintage fabric or fabric from places such as West Africa).
Another natural repellent is Lavender if I am not mistaken.
Good luck!