2 Complete Revenge Pantry Moth Traps

1 Pack of 2 Complete Traps Each / 2 Sticky Traps + 2 Pantry Moth Pheromone Lures

These traps are non-toxic and odorless traps that capture Pantry Moths over a 3-month period. They are ideal for kitchens, cupboards, pet food storage and birdseed. Our traps will capture Indian Meal Moths, Mediterranean Flour Moths, Almond Moths and Raisin Moths

Directions for Revenge Pantry Moth Trap:
1.Remove both traps and set up only 1 per room
2.Place where pantry bugs and moths are seen. Locations can include basement, pantry, kitchen or other food storage areas. Select a site with good air circulation but away from foot traffic.
3.Keep away from children.
4.Replace when full or every three months as needed.

The Revenge Pantry Pest Traps control moths by using a special moth sex lure or pheromone that attracts male moths. The male moths then become trapped, mating is disrupted and the breeding cycle is stopped eventually leading to moth control. Effective for Indian meal moths, Mediterranean flour moths, Almond moths and Raisin moths control.

Stored Product pests such as moths can ruin things like flour, rice, crackers, dog food, bird seed and cereals. The Revenge Pantry Pest Trap is a great way to control pest moth populations. The trap works by using a pheromone to attract the male pantry pest moth. The moth then gets stuck to the inside of the trap where he is unable to escape and dies. By reducing the number of males you will be able to effectively break the breeding cycle and eventually control the pantry moth infestation. You can also use the Revenge Pantry Pest Trap to monitor spaces for a moth infestation so you can catch a problem in the early stages. Revenge traps can be used anywhere you need to trap. One box contains 2 traps. Each trap lasts 4-6 weeks. Store sealed Revenge traps in refrigerator for prolonged storage. Use 1-2 traps per average sized room. Non-Toxic.

Indian Meal Moth:

The Indianmeal Moth is considered the most troublesome of the grain-infesting moths in The USA. Damage is caused by the larvae spinning silken threads as they feed and crawl, thus webbing food particles together. Besides infesting all cereal food products and whole grains, larvae also feed on a wide variety of foods and feeds such as dried fruits, powdered milk, cornmeal, flour, raisins, prunes, nuts, chocolate, candies, health food and seeds, bird seed, dog and cat food, fish food, graham crackers, dried red peppers, pastas, etc.

Sometimes mistaken as clothes moths, homeowners first notice small moths flying in a zigzag fashion around rooms (kitchens and pantries) in the home. These moths fly mostly at night and are attracted to lights and may appear in the living room near or in front of television sets. Occasionally, the larvae or "white worms with black heads" crawl up walls and suspend from the ceiling attached to a single silken thread. Other times, a few larvae may be found in a food package along with unsightly webbing, cast skins and frass (fecal pellets). It is repulsive to the homeowner and costly to the manufacturer. Packages of whole wheat, graham flour and corn meal are often infested.Some adult moths do fly into the home during summer months through open doors or windows, but most "hitchhike" inside in packaged goods and groceries. Not only homes, but restaurants, grocery stores, warehouses, pet stores, seed companies, mills etc., become infested.

Careful sanitation is the best method to avoid stored product pests. After removing all food, food packages, utensils, dishes, etc. from the cupboard, shelves or storage area, use a strong suction vacuum cleaner with proper attachments to clean up all spilled foods (toaster crumbs, cornmeal, bits of pet food, raisins, etc.) from cracks and crevices, behind and under appliances and furniture. Pull out heavy appliances from the wall and scrub with soap and hot water. The ability of these insects to find a small amount of food and survive is amazing. After shelves are thoroughly dry, cover with clean, fresh paper or foil before replacing with food or cooking utensils. Remove and destroy any cocoons found in cupboards and other sites.

Locate the source of infestation and quickly get rid of it. Dispose of heavily infested foods in wrapped, strong, plastic bags or in sealed containers for garbage disposal service or bury deep in the soil if permitted and practical. If detection is made early, it may be the only material infested and the problem is solved. Be sure to carefully examine seldom-used foods, especially in least disturbed storage areas. One can spread suspected foods on a tray to determine whether infestation is widespread. Inspect unopened cardboard boxes since pests can chew into these boxes and plastic inserts.

Pheromone traps are used trap adult Indianmeal moths. Insects use pheromones to communicate with each other, and are natural compounds created in the insect body. Many have been isolated in the laboratory and now used to lure insects into sticky traps.

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