We are spoiled here in AZ with a dry and hot climate, but we are not immune to bugs. Scott and I used to see moth activity on rugs 1-2 times per year, and now it is up to multiple times per month. If you’ve noticed an uptick in moth activity, you’d be right.
Moths Love Wool, Especially When It’s Soiled: Moths are notorious for their affinity for wool, and they seem to have a particular taste for wool rugs that have been soiled, especially by pet urine. It’s not a pleasant thought, but these tiny pests find soiled wool to be a delectable treat. So, what makes wool rugs so irresistible to moths?
Moths Thrive in Dark, Undisturbed Places: Moths are nocturnal creatures and prefer dark, undisturbed areas. This is why you’ll often find them underneath rugs, furniture, or behind wall hangings. These concealed spots provide the perfect environment for moths to lay their eggs and for their larvae to feast on your precious rugs.