I have read that one must empty closets that are infested and wash them thououghly. I would have the woolens cleaned and wash the rest before returning them to thte closet. Fuller brush used to make a moth killer spray but I am not sure how safe it is. We bought moth proof garment bags and I put cedar pieces and bags if cedar shreds In with the clothes. Every garment not in a bag gets a bag of cedar shreds in the pockets or, in the case of sweaters , tucked in the folds and on top of the sweater. This is a serious problem here too. I have losts some expensive garments before I tried this. So far we have had no more problem. Also save the plastic bag that blankets come in and use them in the off season.

I have been battling the webbing clothes moths also this year, I did everything you did but I also found the larvae on my shoes. I took a damp paper towel and wiped all of my shoes, I then let the shoes air dry in the sun. I also put all of my wool garments in plastic bags and sealed them up, I sat them in the sun for a few hours which killed the eggs and larvae. It took about one month for all of the adults to go away, I keep the traps in my closet just in case. I also keep the closet doors open, moths love darkness and moisture. It's a good idea to keep the dirty clothes hamper in the garage or near the washer, clothes moths are attracted to perspiration.

There are two types of clothes moths: webbing moths are the most common and they make webs that raise the larvae, they are tan color. Casemaking moths make small cocoons and are brownish/black.

How To Get Rid Of Clothes Moths

Thanks for that link cleangeek, it had some information I'd never read before.

bay leaves are a wonderful deterrent and I have read they actually kill the moths. I buy bay leaved in bulk and scatter on closet shelves and in the pockets of garments.