provide humidity, warmth, and lint—all conditions that support their survival. They may hide near ventilation fans, behind washing machines, or along bathroom walls where moisture is present but disturbance is minimal.

6. Storage Rooms and Basements

Storage areas, basements, and attics are prime hiding spots due to low foot traffic and poor ventilation. Cardboard boxes, old furniture, stored clothing, and accumulated dust create a perfect environment for bagworms to thrive. These spaces are often overlooked during routine cleaning, allowing infestations to grow unnoticed.

7. Window Frames and Door Edges

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