oraging for food.  Both adults and larvae prefer low light conditions.  Whereas most other moths are drawn to light, clothing moths seem to prefer dim or dark areas.  If larvae find themselves in a well-lit room, they will try to relocate under furniture or carpet edges. Hand made rugs are a favorite because it is easy for them to crawl underneath and do their damage from below.  They will also crawl under moldings at the edges of rooms in search of darkened areas which hold good food.  The most common clothing moth is the Webbing Clothes Moth.  It prefers moist conditions, although low humidity will merely slow development.  Webbing Clothes Moths are small moths whose adults grow to between 1 and 2 cm.  Their eggs are tiny, most being under 1 mm long and barely visible.  A female will lay several hundred during her lifetime; egg placement is carefully chosen in locations where they will have the best chance for survival.  The eggs are attached with a glue-like substance and can be q