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POWERFUL - READY TO USE - COMPLETE TREATMENT KIT

  • 2 x 5L INSECT KILLER SPRAY 
  • 1L MOTH KILLER TRIGGER SPRAY
  • 12 INSECT TRAPS 
EASY 2 STAGE TREATMENT PROGRAMME TO RESOLVE YOUR INFESTATION
  1. SPRAY THE AREA
  2. CATCH ANY MISSED INSECTS USING TRAPS

Ultimate Set - Professional Strength | Designed for domestic or professional use


Get rid of your carpet moth infestation using Critterkill's Pro-strength Moth Killer treatment. This fast acting spray will leave a residue which is long lasting maintaining moth control for WEEKS. The spray is safe for direct spray and is in low odour and free from solvents. Our spray contains cypermethrin which is the highest allowable strength and will provide an effective guard against a wide range of carpet and flying/crawling household insects.

Protect your textiles and carpets against household carpet moth. The carpet moth larvae predominately feed on keratin found in natural fibres such as wool and can live in any textile, carpet or rug which has a wool content. If left untreated carpet moths will infest wardrobes, drawers and can cause unrepairable damage to often expensive clothing. 

Frequently people will treat once, then can notice further activity 12 months later, this is because the carpet moth can take between 2 – 30 months for the larva to develop.   

You will probably notice more activity in spring as the warmer weather will speed up development and numbers increase of these textile munching pests. Due to central heating reproduction and development can occur during the colder months as the level of humidity and heat can trigger development speeds which is not usually seen in the colder months.   

Carpet Moths are smaller than the common household moth, they are buff coloured and rarely fly. Their forewings have 3 distinct dots and there hind wings are smaller and lighter coloured. You may notice small white cases; similar to grains of rice this is the cocoon that the moth hatches from. 

  • The moth lives 15 – 30 days
  • Eggs hatch in 4-10 days 
  • Larva can exist between 2 – 30 months before spinning a cocoon  
  • Cocoon 8 to 10 days before moth emerges 

If the weather is particularly warm, this whole cycle can take just 2 months. When treating carpet or household moths, it is important to retreat in order to break the cycle. We would strongly suggest that you treat at least twice if not three times during a two month period.


Professional Moth & Insect Killer Spray 2 x 5L + 1L  TRIGGER SPRAY

  • Ready to use 
  • Home environment friendly 
  • Fast acting with guaranteed results 
  • Odourless, non-staining, water based formula 
  • Can be used to treat most flying and crawling insects 
  • Use on surfaces and spray directly on moths
  • Contains professional active ingredients of Cypermethrin and Natural Pyrethrum 
  • The addition of Natural Pyrethrum provides a faster improved knockdown action
  • Used by todays pest controllers

Please remember to vacuum before the treatment. Empty the contents from the hoover into a bin outside the house. Do do not vacuum again for at least 5-7 days. Further treatment is recommended to ensure all life cycles are killed.



PROFESSIONAL STICKY INSECT TRAPS x 12
This discreet trap is the perfect solution for moth and insect problems.

SUPER PERFORMANCE
10 times more pheromone than other brands! No more unwanted visitors.

CHILD AND PET FRIENDLY
No need to worry! Our product is completely poison free.

LONG LASTING GLUE 
Proven to last up to 6 months.

FOLD OR FLAT
Fold your trap to attach to ceilings, walls, skirting and window sills or leave flat to fit into smaller spaces. This also gives you a larger surface area for trapping. A handy inspection window allows you to easily check your trap.

PROFESSIONAL PRODUCT
Manufactured for professionals, now available for household use.

Instructions included! 

Dimensions - L 193mm x W 63mm 

Critterkill Sprays & Sticky Traps work perfectly also on:

 Bed Bugs

 Fleas

 Mosquitoes

 Flies

 Cockroaches

 Wasps

 Silverfish

 Earwigs

 Ants

 Lice

 Mites

 Spiders

 Beetles

 Woodlice

 Ticks