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🛡️ Wardrobe’s silent sentinel: trap moths before they strike!
Zero In Demi-Diamond Clothes Moth Killer uses expert-designed pheromone technology combined with a large adhesive surface to monitor and trap clothes moths effectively. This poison-free, fragrance-free trap lasts up to 12 weeks and can be hung or stood in wardrobes, cupboards, or drawers. Safe for homes with children and pets, it offers a discreet, chemical-free solution to protect delicate natural fibers like wool, silk, and fur. Refillable for extended use, it empowers proactive moth infestation management with professional-grade reliability.













| ASIN | B0010H62PE |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | 11,331 in Garden ( See Top 100 in Garden ) 133 in Moth Protection |
| Colour | White |
| Customer Reviews | 3.6 3.6 out of 5 stars (420) |
| Date First Available | 8 July 2007 |
| Included Components | DEMI-DIAMOND MOTH KILLER ZER437 |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 50 g |
| Item model number | ZER437 |
| Manufacturer | STV |
| Material | Plastic |
| Part Number | ZER437 |
| Pattern | Single |
| Power Source | ac |
| Product Dimensions | 5.4 x 12.3 x 23.6 cm; 50 g |
| Style | Demi Diamond Clothes Moth Killer |
J**N
IDENTICAL ITEMS AVAILABLE CHEAPER OFF AMAZON, BUT THEY DO WORK.
First - these things do work. As I was getting the traps ready a group of moths gathered around me, to such an extent that I found it a bit creepy. The idea is that they let off the smell of a female moth on heat ( I didn't know that moths go onto heat, but there you go ) and males are drawn to them like - well, like males of any other species to females on heat. The males then get stuck on the sticky surface of the trap, leaving the females all dressed up and nowhere to go. Identical products are available from pest control companies not on Amazon at a much lower price - simply google "pest control" and "moths". The only difference is that with Amazon the triangular plastic surround arrives ready assembled and the other company sent them out flat for me to clip together myself, which was easy. I've had them around the house a few days and they all have a few moths trapped to their sticky surfaces. I can't say how long they will work for, but the manufacturer says to replace them after three months. I have about 15 in a 4 room house and this does not seem excessive, as they don't seem to cover big areas. They seem to work best when two are next to each other. After three months or less buy the refills (the sticky pads) rather than the whole product (So buy the inserts but not plastic surround). If you have too many apparently you can store them in the fridge to keep them fresh. They're unlikely to provide a complete solution, but I have to say I'm surprised at how many the traps have picked up, so they are clearly doing something. Cyprus-wood balls in clothes drawers seem to help too. Good luck! UPDATE - After a couple of months I'm appalled at how many moths there are stuck on the sticky pads. This product clearly works but I have a bigger problem than I thought - and I still see one or two per evening, so although these have done a good job they are not the total answer, if there is one. The pads seem to have stopped working after two months rather than the three the maker claims, so I have ordered more. This might be the very hot weather this summer (2018) drying out the pads faster than usual.
E**L
Doesn’t work.
Moths are completely uninterested in it, I don’t recommend.
A**R
PHENOMENALLY SUCCESSFUL
I knew I had the odd moth here and there, but I didn't realise how many I had in my house until I unpacked this amazing trap. Within two or three minutes thirty or forty of them had collected within a couple of feet of the trap, and within an hour they had all touched down permanently on the sticky surface. I suppose there are about 100 there now. I was worried about the idea of attracting them in from outside, but I don't believe that has happened - there are very few newcomers in the trap now, and I only see the odd one flying in the house, which I hope will be a frustrated female.
M**M
Effective tool against clothes moths
I use these in wardrobes & under the stairs cupboard. Effective in attracting & trapping moths. Be careful when taking off the back paper. Very sticky & difficulty to remove vebfrim textiles!! I always tape the sheet onto the holder to secure it in place The trap itself is reusable and if used properly lasts for years. Shame the refills are so expensive NB it is not designed to kill moth larvae so you will need to use another product & regular vacuuming etc to deal with that.
S**R
Effective but packaging not the same as the illustration and no lifetime indicator
These items are very good BUT the ones we received were not in the same packaging as indicated and did not have the lifetime indicator as shown in the photograph on the website..
S**A
Amazing!
Actually can’t believe how well this worked! I’ve been seeing 1 or 2 moths each night when I go to bed, but couldn’t find a nest or where they where coming from so decided to try this. Within minutes there was loads on my wall in the corner where I placed the trap (which is where I see them) and flying around my room. Was actually really horrible seeing them all but it works, seen them flying into the trap! Will be buying more traps for other rooms to catch the ones that got out before closing the door!
J**G
poor packaging for the cost
I was really disappointed how this product was packaged and presented. There's no doubt this product works - I have lots of them around my flat and they definitely help - but this one was more expensive than other sellers and came without a box or the piece that you add to show how long it lasts. I wouldn't order this again.
M**C
I thought I was quite good at housework but they are everywhere
This system - the cage thing and the sticky strips - totally works. A bit creepy but totally works. I have been freaked out by how I seem to have ended up with some crazy moth infestation. I thought I was quite good at housework but they are everywhere! I'm hoping my admitting to this doesn't make me seem a slack kind of person but where did they come from? Seem to just spontaneously generate. Their little grub things have demolished a lovely woollen shawl thing overnight it seems. It was fine one week and like a doily the next. Feel a bit ill really. But these work. I'd post a pic of the sticky strip things but too gross. They do last as well since I found one of the traps I bought that I had forgotten about and it was... Ugh. So works. I'm going to have to resort to using a spray I think too since it's getting beyond a joke. That and ironing everything on a high temp since even pants and socks are probably harbouring the little baby moth whatsits? Once I've got rid, I'm going to keep using to avoid this happening again. I got some of the 'repellent' things and don't think they worked. Find and destroy is my motho... < see what I did there! :-)
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