Dragonfli's Tiny Wasps Flew Onto The One Show This Week, During A Special Feature On Wasps vs. Moths!

This week (15/10/24) BBC's The One Show featured a piece on Trichogramma wasps for the control of Clothes Moth. We were happy to supply the BBC with our very own Clothes Moth Egg Killer Sachets for the film. Word has now officially spread to media outlets about the advantages of using a more natural approach for the control of Clothes Moth!

Our Moth Egg Killer Sachet, contained within a transparent case, is used for inspection of the Trichogramma wasps.

Dragonfli's Clothes Moth Egg Killer Sachets Offer A Natural Solution To Infestations, No Nasty Chemicals Required

The short film first features an elderly lady and her daughter as they battle against a horrible Clothes Moth infestation in the mother's house. The daughter did not want her mother's health to be harmed by any insecticides used to control Clothes Moth. Herein lies one of the main reasons to consider using Dragonfli's natural Clothes Moth Egg Killer..

A fantastic cut sequence magnifies a view of our little wasps as they scurry amidst the sachet.

The Trichogramma Wasps Contained Within Our Sachets Are Tiny, But Highly Effective

Dragonfli's Moth Egg Killer Sachets contain tiny parasitic wasps called Trichogramma. These minute insects, which can be tricky to spot with the naked eye, seek out, parasitise and kill Clothes Moth eggs. These wasps are harmless to humans and pets.

Staff from the National Museum of Scotland have been deploying our Moth Egg Killer Sachets to protect their precious collections.

Our Specially Designed Sachets Release The Wasps Gradually, Giving Them The Best Chance Of Locating Clothes Moth Eggs

The unique design of the sachets ensures these mini parasites are released over a period of 3-4 weeks, giving the tiny wasps time to locate the Clothes Moth eggs. Once they find them, they inject their egg into the moth egg, which not only kills the Clothes Moth egg but enables a new parasitic wasp to develop inside, which then hatches to seek out more Clothes Moth eggs to parasitise.

A Trichogramma wasp exits the sachet emergence hole.

Once The Job Is Complete, The Wasps Die Out Naturally

Once all the eggs are parasitised, or the wasps are unable to locate any more eggs, the Trichogamma will die out naturally. We'd recommend having an active sachet at all times, however, to act as an insurance policy against any newly laid Clothes Moth eggs. We offer sachet subscription options for this very purpose.

One sachet is placed on the leather seat of antique car, at the National Museum of Scotland, to combat Clothes Moth larvae feeding on the horse hair within the seat seams.

Control Clothes Moths Today With Our Moth Egg Killer Sachets

No chemicals required, just nature at work, with a much more natural and healthy way to control Clothes Moth and the terrible damage their larvae can inflict to clothing, fabrics, carpets and curtains.