Household Casebearer

Found inside houses and buildings, typically on walls, in corners, or under furniture in moist or humid climates.

Larvae feed on spider webs, wool, silk, hair, and other natural fibers or debris found in homes.

The larva builds a flattened, spindle-shaped case from silk and environmental debris, which it carries around with its head poked out from either end. They are mostly active at night and pupate inside the protective case.

Generally harmless to humans but can occasionally damage clothing, rugs, or upholstery made of natural fibers; they serve as indicators of humidity and high spider activity.