They are not dangerous to humans, but can cause serious damage to the home:
damage clothes made of natural fabrics (wool, cotton, silk)- damage upholstery and carpets
- can feed on dust, hair and organic debris
If left unchecked, their population can quickly increase.
Where do they most often appear?
You will usually find them:
- on the walls and corners of rooms
- behind furniture
- in wardrobes and cupboards
- in places with higher humidity
How to recognize the problem in time?
Pay attention to:
- small elongated "cocoons" on the walls
- holes in clothing or fabrics
- presence of dust formations in the corners
Regular check-ups are the best prevention.
