Katie Lasalle is a Denver7 Weather Forecaster, Anchor, & Reporter.
DENVER — While they can be a nuisance, flying into cars, homes and landing in cracks and crevices, Miller moths are harmless and actually serve a role in the ecosystem.
Urban areas, like Denver, tend to see more moths during drier winters and late freezes, which fortunately this year, isn’t necessarily the case. 'Jingling keys or making similar noises can disturb many of the moths in the home causing them to seek shelter and can sometimes dramatically speed the capture rate when using the soapy water trap,' according to CSU's website.
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