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Carpet Beetles
Protect wool, silk, and the heirlooms in between.
Carpet beetle larvae feed on natural fibers, pet hair, and pantry grains. Our cedar-and-clove formula deters adults and breaks the breeding cycle.
Where you'll find them
Closets, under rugs, baseboards, attic storage, bird nests.
Signs of an infestation
- Bare patches on wool rugs
- Shed bristly larval skins
- Tiny round adult beetles on windowsills
Prevention tips
- Vacuum under furniture weekly
- Store wool and silk in sealed bins
- Inspect cut flowers before bringing inside
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Carpet Beetles: frequently asked questions
Read the full carpet beetles guide →Do carpet beetles bite?
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No — they don't bite. The 'bites' people report are usually allergic skin reactions to larval bristles.
Where are they coming from?
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Often from cut flowers, bird nests in attics, or wool/silk items brought into the home.
How long does it take to get rid of them?
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Plan on at least 6–8 weeks of consistent vacuuming and treatment because larvae are long-lived and well-hidden.
