prevention is much better than cure. Moths have been around forever, in the scottish crofts when they did spinning, they used to wind yarn into very tight big balls, keeping the moths out. Clothes were also stored in cedar chests and all the older people, frugal with clothes and never throwing any clothing out, always had a whiff of mothball on their furs and felt hats. I remember a few holes from when I was a child 60+ years ago but not that many
I have a home clad in cedar and also have insect screens on every opening window, that is why I was surprised at getting a clothes moth, ie if I can get one so can others. I found a dead one today, on the en suite cill, must have come through a vent as the moth is small. Nothing to eat here, so they starve
I am glad I don`t have any experience of how to deal with infestations and I am glad I can rest easy, my stash of quality fibres is worth a lot of money besides which they are beautiful
Anyway moth 3 appeared and died without me, en suite attached to my bedroom and preventative is working