Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

This review is being posted to showcase our tasteful presentation of what started as a gathering of moths, and is now a full blown infestation. I call it, "The Moth Exhibit at Thayer Plaza." They are literally coming out of the woodworks: from crevices within the counters, from the pantry, from the bathroom, and who knows from where else? We have spent the days watching our moth traps fill up with these little creatures that seem to bite their way through everything, including plastic and cardboard. Thankfully, they have not yet found their way into our suits and other clothing within our closets. It is imperative that once a month is discovered, it should be killed immediately. Otherwise it can lay a dozen other eggs, and what starts as a small problem can grow into a very large one. Even when we find a moth flying around and try to swat it with a magazine or step on it with our shoes, they seem to snap back to life and start flying again like nothing happened. With these moth traps, we have learned that we can hold the trap to the flying pattern, and the moths eventually fly inside and get stuck for an eternity. It does not seem to bother them that there are dozens of their dead friends and family members stuck inside the traps already. It seems that they are attracted to the scent of the glue inside the traps. I'm on my 5th order of these. After a couple dozen months get stuck, it's best to use a fresh trap because they have a lower chance of getting stuck to the trap if they can step on their dead friends and eject themselves out the other end. A better design would have been to have a closed end on one side so that they have no way of ejecting themselves or flying through. Five stars anyway for keeping us entertained and finding something positive from this mess.