arpeting and baseboards, this is an important step towards full eradication.  Dry cleaning - This step kills moths on existing clothing and helps remove moisture from clothes.Sunlight - has a limited effectHeat - Extreme high temperatures (120 degrees Fahrenheit or 50 degrees Celsius for 30 minutes plus).  These conditions may possibly be achieved by placing infested materials in an attic,  or by washing clothes at or above this temperature.Freezing - Freezing the object for several days at temperatures below 32 °F or 0 °CDry ice fumigation - Fumigating an object with dry ice, that is enclosing an object with dry ice so it is effectively bathed in a high concentration of carbon dioxide, will kill all stages of clothing moths. For details,see:Clothes Moths Management Guidelines, under "Household Furnishings".Permethrin - Typically an aerosol or spray works best here.Nylar - Stops the life cycle.Mothballs - There are two types of mothball.  Older types are based on napthalene whi