24 Pantry Patrol Pheromone Traps

This listing is for 12 boxes of 2 traps each for a total of 24 traps.

Each Box Contains 2 Pitfall Traps & 2 Liquid Pheromone Lures

Traps and Kills Indian Meal Moths, Mediterranean Flour Moths, Bird seed Moths, Tobacco Moths, Red Flour Beetles, Confused Flour Beetles, Warehouse Beetles & Cigarette Beetles

This is a pheromone-based trapping system that utilizes powerful sex-attractant and aggregate pheromones mixed in a natural grain oil.

• Traps Moths and Beetles
• Each Box Contains 2 Traps
• Non- Toxic - Odorless - Ready To Use
• Lasts Up To 6 Months
• Captures Food Pests in Pantries, Kitchens, Homes and Businesses
• Easily Fits Into Cbinets and Corners
• The Box It Comes In Can Be Used As a Dust Cover

Directions:

1. Pull tab and devide the outer box into two pieces

2. Simply twist off the cap and empty all the contents of the liquid pheromone lure in the pit of the triangular trap. Throw the container away in your normal outdoor trash.

3. The outer box is designed to be a dust cover in dusty locations to protect the liquid bait. Place the traps in the corner of your cabinets where insect activity is suspected.

4. Check your Pantry Patrol traps at least once a week. When they get fille with insects, disgard in normal outdoor trash. Replace with new trap.

Pay special Attention To:

Pet Food, Bird Seed, Pasta, Peanuts, Spices, Botanicals (plant matter) , Dried Arrangements, Oatmeal, Cake, Popcorn and other grain based food items.

In Case of Spill:

If the natural grain oil and pheromone get on your hands or food, simply wash it off thoroughly with soap and water.

Indian Meal Moth:

Indian meal moth is a small, grayish-brown moth common in many homes. The caterpillar stage feeds on nuts, herbs, coarsely ground grains, and other pantry items.

The Indian meal moth (Plodia interpunctella) is the most common household moth that can reproduce in homes. It develops as a pest of various foods commonly found in pantries. The caterpillars can seriously damage susceptible food items and the adult moths can become annoying as they fly through the home.

All stages of the Indian meal moth may be found in homes. The adult is a small moth, about 3/8 inch long with a wing span of about 5/8 inch. The overall body color is generally dirty gray but the tip half of the wing is rusty brown or nearly bronze. This wing marking pattern allows Indian meal moth to be easily distinguished from other household moths.

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