MothPrevention Powerful Pantry Moth Trap 6-Pack | with Pheromones | Pantry Moth Traps for Your Home - Moth Killer | Maximum Pheromone Dispersal | No Odor

Easy to use and got rid of the pantry moth problem

I had never had pantry moths before and somehow or another literally overnight. I had a colony of them!!!! I tried to get rid of them not knowing exactly what to do. I saw these on Amazon ordered them. Game changer completely.!!! Worked almost overnight!!!

This product WORKS. I have had an infestation of pantry - or indian meal - moths, since last October !! I'mnot kidding. They came from storing bird seed items in my cupboard. There must have been larvae on oneor more of the products that I bought. I've had exterminator here with their traps, Allure, which are expensive to buy. These work just as well. I had to take the stuff out of the cupboard and none of theother cabinets got the moths. My food was fine. I am STILL killing moths every day. Place the traps highup in different areas and rooms of your home. My traps caught some right away. Still catching them after i put them up about 3 weeks ago. Bird Lovers: never EVER keep birdseed or other bird or suet items in your home. Wrap them tightly and keep them on a high shelf in the garage. The moths don't eat wool and they don't sting but they are a nuisance and it takes a long long time to get rid of them. When i see one on the wall, i spray it with water, or windex or whatever is handy. They don't like that. Annoying !!!

These got the job done. They seemed slower to attract the moths vs other brands that I have used, but in the end they got it done and my pantry is moth free again.

I have tried several other brands of Pantry moth traps that cost around $10 for six and during my battle with these pantry moths I didn’t trap a single one, So I found these on a do it yourself pest control website and Amazon offered them, coming in at about twice the costs, but they are worth it. I got a pantry moth invasion from a bag of peanuts I used to bait squirrels, so once we knew we were infested we did a top to bottom cleaning and inspected practically every thing in my home, these moths can lay 400 eggs, that turn into larve then into the flying adult moths. We found hundreds of them in my garage, they love paper and granular food to include dog food, and can work themselves into and out of thin plastics. I placed 4 of these traps in my home, 2 in garage, I in pantry, one in master bath. Within a week the garage had trapped about 20 each, inside pantry 0, bath 0. So I knew these must be the stranglers, so I reset two knew traps in the garage, about a week later, the picture I shared had about 6-7, pantry 0, bath 0. Then a few days later I noticed a moth in my master bath, but it was out of reach to kill, and a couple hours later I went back to the bathroom and it was stuck in the trap, so the pheromone attracts them. So your best bet is to make sure you are changing out with fresh traps, I did it more frequently so I could measure the level of infestation. I am on my third set, and maybe have two on the glue, I will keep setting them now every 90 days for a couple years. Dealing with these moths takes time, and you are getting them under control not necessarily eradicating them, the traps are a key component in your prevention plan, you can only put so much pesticides down until you place your own health, pets or children in danger. You want regret buying these traps, I just hope they don’t go out of stock, so I at least bought enough to get me through my 2 year plan. Remember everyone you trap, is one less egg layer..