Moth Control London
BioWise are moth control, proofing and prevention experts.
Our technicians provide effective and humane solutions to control moths in your home or business.
The Dangers Of Moths
•Damage to Textiles: Moths can cause significant damage to clothing, upholstery, and carpets by feeding on natural fibers such as wool, silk, and cotton.
•Food Contamination: Pantry moths can infest and contaminate stored food products, making them unsafe for consumption and leading to waste.
•Rapid Infestation: Moths reproduce quickly, leading to large infestations that can be difficult to control and cause widespread damage to textiles and food supplies.
How To Get Rid Of Moths?
•Store Food Properly: Keep pantry items in sealed containers to prevent access.
•Clean Regularly: Vacuum carpets, rugs, and upholstery to remove eggs and larvae.
•Use Natural Deterrents: Place cedarwood, lavender sachets, or mothballs in closets and storage areas.



BioWise offer a fair monthly rate to ensure your business stays pest free.
– Monthly visits with official photo reports.
– Emergency call outs & unlimited pest proofing.
– Free initial inspection & custom plan.
How Can BioWise Help?
• Pest Prevention = We can ensure your building is secure with prevention based methods such as proofing.
• Emergency Call Outs = BioWise can respond rapidly to urgent pest control problems.
• Cleaning = We maintain a hygienic environment, ensuring sanitary and regulatory compliance.
• Maintenance = We offer all general building maintenance, from upgrading electrical systems to renovating bathrooms

How To Spot Moth Droppings?
•Appearance: Tiny, dark pellets resembling grains of sand or coffee grounds.
•Location: Found in closets, drawers, and near natural fibers like wool and silk.
•Consistency: Solid and granular, often near webbing and damaged fabrics.
About BioWise
BioWise are a family run business that services over 500 restaurants, hotels, pubs, offices and private homes in the UK


Proud To Be Family Run
BioWise was founded in 2010 by Ana and Erviol. Over the last 14 years our team has slowly expanded as the business has grown.
We were honoured to be awarded Most Trustworthy Family-Run Pest Control Enterprise South East England 2024


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Frequently Asked Questions
1. What Attracts Moths to My Home?
Moths are attracted to homes primarily due to food sources and materials like wool, silk, and cotton. Pantry moths seek out grains, flour, and cereals, while clothes moths are drawn to natural fibers. Light sources at night can also attract moths indoors through open windows and doors.
2. How Can I Prevent Moths in My Closet?
To prevent moths in your closet, store clothes made of natural fibers in sealed containers or garment bags. Regularly clean and vacuum your closet, and use moth repellents like cedarwood or lavender sachets to deter moths. Washing or dry cleaning clothes before storage is also crucial, as moths are attracted to sweat and food stains.
3. What Are the Signs of a Moth Infestation?
Signs of a moth infestation include small holes in clothing, webbing in the corners of closets, the presence of adult moths fluttering around lights or in dark spaces, and larvae or cocoons on fabrics or in food storage areas. You may also notice a musty odor in infested areas.
4. How Do I Get Rid of Moths Naturally?
Natural methods to get rid of moths include using cedarwood, lavender, or cloves as repellents in closets and drawers. Regularly airing out clothes and exposing them to sunlight can kill moth eggs and larvae. Cleaning and vacuuming frequently will remove eggs and larvae from carpets, fabrics, and storage areas.
5. Why Are Moths in My Pantry?
Pantry moths are drawn to stored food items like grains, cereals, flour, and dried fruits. They often enter your home through contaminated food packaging. Once inside, they can quickly infest other food items. Regularly inspect your pantry, store food in airtight containers, and discard infested products to prevent and control infestations.
6. Can Moths Damage My Clothes?
Yes, clothes moths can cause significant damage to clothing, particularly items made of natural fibers like wool, silk, and cotton. Their larvae feed on these materials, creating holes and weak spots in fabrics. Protecting your clothing with sealed storage and using repellents can help prevent damage.
7. How Long Do Moths Live?
The lifespan of a moth varies depending on the species. Generally, adult moths live for about a few days to a few weeks, during which they reproduce and lay eggs. The entire lifecycle, from egg to adult, can take a few weeks to several months, depending on environmental conditions like temperature and food availability.
8. Why Do Moths Fly Around Lights?
Moths are attracted to light, a phenomenon known as phototaxis. They navigate using natural light sources like the moon, and artificial lights can confuse them, leading to circling behavior. To reduce moths indoors, keep windows closed at night or use curtains to block light from attracting them inside.
9. What Are the Best Methods to Kill Moths?
The best methods to kill moths include using pheromone traps to catch and monitor moth activity, applying insecticides specifically designed for moth control, and freezing infested items to kill eggs and larvae. For clothes, regularly washing and exposing them to sunlight can help eliminate larvae.
10. How Can I Get Rid of Moths in My Kitchen?
To get rid of moths in your kitchen, start by discarding any infested food items and thoroughly cleaning pantry shelves and storage areas. Store food in airtight containers to prevent future infestations. Using pantry moth traps and natural repellents like bay leaves or cloves can help keep moths at bay.
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