Carpet Moth Killer Smoke Bombs 4 x 3.5g - Formula 'P' Moth Fumigator from Pest Expert (HSE approved and tested – professional strength product)

Did the job. Not too smelly and all moths gone.

Worked very well.

Bought this four pack of small ones and a two pack of the larger ones to do my entire house against clothes moth plague...I used one of the small ones in one fairly airtight room as a test - to see just how they worked and how smelly the residual atmosphere would be - I lit the fuse and watched what happened through the window...I used an old set of saucepans to sit them in and set the rest off together. Tremendous, nothing smaller than a cat has crept, crawled or flown in the house since !I have deployed some of the sticky moth traps around the place to check in case eggs hatch... Nothing yet.NB I remembered to cling film my (industrial) smoke detectors and fish tank before setting off the big bombing session... Make sure you do too...One week on and we do have moths again - completely see the need to repeat... I intend to bomb the entire house again two more times as recommended

Did use these in two rooms but am not sure if they actually did anything. I also had sticky pads, a spray, killer cassettes -- you name it, I tried it.Flaming moths, they seemed to survive anything. It was really hard work and quite expensive over about 2 - 3 months. Some clothes damage found but at present there is nothing flying. Still don't feel safe though.

I believe 2016 has been a particularly bad year for carpet moths. We've never had them in the house before but this year there have been loads. We've done 2 treatments so far in all rooms but still have some moths! Can't therefore vouch for the effectiveness of these smoke bombs. Will however treat again.

I had tried carpet moth powder but they still returned, until after I used two sessions of carpet moth bombs. Finally no more carpet moths.

Finally eradicated the problem after sprays, powders and pheromone traps hadn't made much difference. Mildly alarming to see the levels of smoke when you return to the house a few hours later, but the smell isn't unpleasant and it soon clears. Nobody died - just the moths.

Good they do the job and the smell is not too bad