Zero In Clothes Moth Killer Strip s – 20-Pack. Place in Wardrobes, Cupboards and Drawers to Kill Clothes Moths, Eggs, and Larvae. Fragranced

It is good and got rid of the moths.

Does the job still in wardrobe even though they've probably worn out

Having found evidence of moths we needed something effectiveThere’s no smell which is a plusThey are easy to placeWe seem to have less moths but I think they have a cycle and so will probably need more to ensure we’ve seen the last of the little blighters!

It's hard to say which of all the anti moth products I use exactly which ones are most effective, but these do genuinely seem to help keep moths out of my wardrobes. My only quibble is i think that they are ridiculously expensive as are many moth products.

Seems like it works. I didn’t see moths for several weeks. Definitely will top up my purchase.

On the packet it state they are odour free, but here is such an incredibly strong chemical smell (obviously chemical that kills the moths and I do get that chemicals have to in there to work). I would certainly feel really ill if my jumper smelt like that. So badly does it make me feel ill that I haven't been able to use them.I had no problem with the cassettes from zero in, those are hanging in my wardrobe with no problem. Just these papers.In the past I had rentokil papers. I have had those next to clothes with no problem.If you have a good sense of smell or get headaches, or even don't want your clothes to smell. Sadly I'd say avoid them.

My preferred moth killer but be sure to replace regularlyEasy to use.

Moths hate these...luckily I am not a moth