Household Casebearer (often Plaster Bagworm or similar)

Found indoors in homes, garages, and sheds, often on walls, baseboards, or under furniture. They prefer humid environments.

Larvae feed on hair, spider webs, wool, dead insects, lint, and old insect casings.

The larva constructs a protective, flattened, pumpkin-seed-shaped case out of silk and debris (sand, dust, frass) that it carries around. It has openings at both ends so the larva can turn around inside without leaving the case.

Generally considered a nuisance pest rather than a major threat. They do not bite or sting but can cause minor damage to woolen fabrics, rugs, or furs if present in large numbers.