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Bad: So many moths.
Good: Probably not clothes moths after all! After further study (and the opportunity to look at them when not flying or crushed) I think they're most likely Indian meal moths. So I don't have to check & clean or freeze all of my clothes, yay!
Bad: Apparently this moth species is very hard to get rid of -.- Hopefully moving will help.
Good: I had some "emergency rations" in my room that I almost forgot about and it looks like those were the source; so far we have found no evidence of moths in the kitchen. Which according to articles doesn't mean anything though, so we might have to throw away a lot. Still, better food than clothes.
Bad: Still so many moths flying around. I improvised a flyswatter and enthusiastically killed over a dozen of them and there are still so many. Ugh. The pheromone trap seems not very effective so far.
Good: DD is back home again and everything is easier with a little help from a friend.
Good: Probably not clothes moths after all! After further study (and the opportunity to look at them when not flying or crushed) I think they're most likely Indian meal moths. So I don't have to check & clean or freeze all of my clothes, yay!
Bad: Apparently this moth species is very hard to get rid of -.- Hopefully moving will help.
Good: I had some "emergency rations" in my room that I almost forgot about and it looks like those were the source; so far we have found no evidence of moths in the kitchen. Which according to articles doesn't mean anything though, so we might have to throw away a lot. Still, better food than clothes.
Bad: Still so many moths flying around. I improvised a flyswatter and enthusiastically killed over a dozen of them and there are still so many. Ugh. The pheromone trap seems not very effective so far.
Good: DD is back home again and everything is easier with a little help from a friend.
