Watch out for hungry larvae
The common clothes moth, also known as Tineola bisselliella, prefers dark areas. They are often found in closets, cupboards and drawers.
They lay eggs of up to 200 hungry larvae at a time, which means an infestation can do a serious amount of damage if left unchecked. The tell-tale signs of a moth infestation are tiny holes in clothes, small yellow larvae and small tubular casings around wardrobes and drawers. Not to mention - Adult Moths themselves are difficult to miss!