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This has been a very effective solution for pantry moths that somehow made it into my house, and got out of control while I was out of town. This is not an overnight solution, but if you follow the directions, you should see a difference fairly quickly. In my case, I put one trap on a shelf in the pantry, and while folding the second trap, had a moth come out of hiding and go straight to the first trap. WOW! Less than one minute in place, and it was already working. Yes, I did clean out my pantry and cleaned the nests I was able to find, but I'd already tried that, and it alone was not successful. These traps are what has made the difference. They have been well worth the money spent.

We had been seeing the little black & white pantry moths after buying a box of oatmeal packets online. It was pretty random to see them at first, then we realized something was up after a few weeks of this. Saw this product on Amazon and read the description (seemed to match our issue) and reviews (lots of good ones). We setup all 7 traps in our kitchen in various locations (in the pantry, on top of the cabinets, on the counters) and started seeing results overnight. Within a few weeks our problem seems to have been resolved. We would never have been able to see & kill the moths on our own because they reproduce out of sight. Highly recommend this product !!

These DEFINITELY work! I cleared out THREE shelves in my grain cupboard and wiped down all the surfaces and tossed any grains that weren’t well sealed. To my surprise, the “nest” wasn’t in the grains, but on things like boxes or cans that were in the same cupboard as the grains. I wiped as much as I could down with a vinegar solution and even steamed the surfaces, but I must not have gotten everything. So, I got these traps. You can see how many there were! I am now down to about 1-2 a week. Oddly, they are no longer in the cupboard (make sure to put a trap or two IN the cupboard) but must have a nest somewhere on top of the cupboard or on the cornice area (where the wall meets the ceiling) where I have found a nest (they are super tiny.). Use these traps. They work!!

The moths at my home came with the wild bird seed. These little sticky traps work as advertised. As a matter of fact I was putting one out and had a moth fly into it before I got it placed. I will tell you this, once you get these and start reading the accompanying informational materials, these only attract MALE MOTHS, leaving the females. Without repopulation. So you still have to bat around killing them until you have gotten them all or most of them.

One trap, placed in the pantry area where I have seen the most moths is doing a decent job. I have squashed many prior to receiving the traps and a few that hadn't found the trap. yet. My count is 19 in this trap. No count for how many I have squashed and killed.I am hopeful that I may be at the end of the hatching. I haven't seen many more, but I am leaving the trap in place incase there is another hatching.The other trap I have been moving around to several locations, just in case moths have gone exploring to other areas. Only 5 in that trap so far.All food items that would attract them have been removed and the pantry scrubbed down.

I didn't know pantry moths were a problem until I had them! I tried everything (storing food in containers, cleaning out my pantry with soap and water), and nothing seemed to work. I was becoming overwhelmed because I couldn't get them to go away. As soon as I opened this project all the pantry moths literally surrounded it. Within a day or so they were all gone!! This trap attracts them and once they go inside they get stuck and can't reproduc see. This product actually works and is easy to set up. There is no smell and this product has saved me money because I no longer have to throw my food out because of the moths.

I started seeing small moths in my kitchen and dining room, took a photo, and learned they were meal moths. I then went looking for them in my pantry and checked flour, rice, pasta, and corn meal products. No signs of infestation. Then it dawned on me that maybe it was in the birdseed I keep in a container by the deck door. I vaguely recalled seeing moths in the birdseed area in the store. I set traps in the pantry and on the counter by the deck door. Over 3 days, the pantry trap only trapped 1 moth, but the one on the counter already has close to 20 moths. Although the price is a bit high, the product does what it says it will do and a single trap is good for 3 months. The pic does not show all the moths captured. There are more sticking to the sides of the tent.

WOW! These worked like a charm. The packaging said it could take up to 10 days. I followed the instructions and put 3 out creating a triangle. I started seeing a few moths in each trap with 2 days and on day 5, I haven't seen any more in my house. It's also worth mentioning, they're discreet and actually quite pretty! There's no smell at all. I'm so pleased!