A carpet moth is a small moth species primarily known for its damaging effects on carpets and textiles. The adult moths are usually tiny, with a wingspan of around 15 to 25 millimeters, and have a mottled brown or gray appearance. The larvae of carpet moths are the leading cause of concern as they feed on natural fibers, such as wool and silk, causing significant damage to carpets, rugs, and other textile materials. They are often found in dark and undisturbed areas, making closets, storage spaces, and under furniture ideal locations for infestations.

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