Pantry Moth Trap 10-Pack - Glue Traps for House Pantry for Food and Cupboard Moths, Traps with Pheromones Indian Meal Moth Pest Trap for Kitchen

This is a recurring purchase for me. I've tried multiple traps but these definitely work far and above others I've tried. They seem to have "fresh" attractant and draw moths in at a rate way above others I've used. Very satisfied with these as I change them because they're full vs empty and been sitting that way far too long.

The glue on these traps is quite sticky. What's lacking is the pheromones to attract the little beasties to their doom.I've set up several of these throughout the kitchen - after a week, I found only ONE stuck moth. Other brands of traps that I've used, at this same point of time, would have had far more. I've literally watched the moths just flying through the kitchen without a care in the world, completely ignoring the traps.

These traps came individually packaged in foil and were easy to open and set up with only minimal finger contact with the sticky parts (reportedly not toxic - just wash hands afterwards). I like that it doesn't involve poisons and that makes me feel comfortable placing it in the pantry or on the kitchen counter. I positioned a trap on the counter a few days ago and I have yet to see a moth stuck to it. It may be too early to tell or it may be I don't have an issue with the specific type of moths this trap is meant to lure. It would be nice if the makers were able to imbue a pheromone smorgasbord in a single trap to catch a variety of moths. I feel confident that if I do have pantry moths, this trap will take care of them.

They work amazing

10 Traps in the Box. Each trap comes in a sealed pouch. Very easy to put together. On 4/06/2023 I assembled 6 traps and placed them through-out the kitchen. 3 in cabinets, 1 on top of the counter Microwave (out in open) 1 in the living/dining area out in open on top of some books and 1 on top of the fridge. After 9 days - 3 had no moths in whatsoever, although I watched moths fly by them. 1 in the dining/living area had "1" moth: also, 1 moth found in a cabinet with cereal and pasta and the big catch after 9 days was about 7 in the one that sits on top of the microwave. I killed more with my fly swatter. Definitely not worth it to me, not worth having these traps in the way in my cabinets. I wouldn't order again.**6/30/2023 - Change from 1 star to 3 stars - Update and added photos - So... after having these STILL out in the same areas for almost 3 months I notice over the past couple weeks that we have fewer moths - so I checked these traps last week and there were quite a few in there - the one in my cereal and pasta cabinet didn't have any in the trap although I have killed some near by - Anyway... I need to REVISE my experience - These actually do work - see trapped moths - but it took a LONG time to trap them - I have couple more traps that weren't opened yet so I will probably use trade out these that have LOTS of moths in them and see if we can't totally eradicate them 1ce and for all! Its only fair to change my review since they do actually entice those nasty things into the trap - but it took long, but I decided to leave them out anyway and glad I did!

Includes: 10 packaged pantry moth traps, instruction sheet.Pantry moths, oh my, they just never truly go away.Looking to try some new traps.End up using a good 12 traps a year.Needing a fresh supply.Assembly.Each trap is sealed in a flat foil bag.Along the top is a cut out on both sides.Tear across from end to end at the top, on those cut outs.Unfold and then tear off the wax paper like sheet.Carefully fold the tab at the top of the triangle shape.(see photos)The outside of the trap has a spot that is marked (Date*:)Take a permanent marker and put the date.Setting out these traps every 3 months is recommended.If the old traps are not full you can leave them out.Only toss them out when the traps are really full.The first pantry moths in my pantry landed before I had them out for an hour.Nice strong pheromones.Each trap weights only .5 ounces.In order to rid your home of pantry moths, follow a few of my tips.Any packaging that's not air tight, needs to be put in air tight containers.Some dry food items can be stored in a refrigerator instead of the pantry.I have two locations that pantry moths appear daily:My bird cage and my pantry.Hang these traps up where they will not be in the way.Normally I try and find a cloths pin to hang or maybe even a push pin.You can even set on a flat surface.Bottom line.If I continue to purchase dry foods like grain and bird feed,I will most likely continue to have pantry moths.Unless I move all items to sealed containers.These pantry moth traps work fast.Group them together and the moths will smell the pheromones.Also the traps are a great indicator if you even have moths in that area.Just check a few times a week, if no activity then move them to another location.Defiantly recommended.Hope this was helpful.

We seem to get those pesky moths every spring and can often be seen clapping them out of existence. We happened to have a similar item from the grocery that seemed to attract more of the little buggers than these did.- Perhaps the pheromone is fresher. The addition of a temporary double stick tape would be a nice addition.

If you live in the South there are a million bugs in the summer. I just put these in places all over my house and it seems to be doing a great job of stopping the reproduction of more bugs inside.