MaxGuard Pantry Moth Traps (24 Pack) with Extra Strength Pheromones | Non-Toxic Sticky Glue Trap for Food and Cupboard Moths in Your Kitchen | Trap and Kill Seed Grain Flour Meal Moths Pests |

This has been by far the best product to get rid of the cabinet moths. I used sprayed and other chemicals and nothing worked. I have these placed all over my house and they are great in catching flying insects. They are not 100% moth free but I could definitely say they are 95%. Every so often I’ll see a little moth flying I grad my sticky tent and they’ll fly right into the trap 😁 I definitely recommend. Tip: clean out your pantry, place food in sealed containers instead of the original boxes.

They work!!!! Easy to set up, not too sticky so they don't get stuck to your skin like some others but sticky enough for the moths. The moths are attracted to these compared to other sticky boards I have put out so the scent must be correct! Nice size so I don't have to worry about replacing after some are caught. They started to work RIGHT AWAY, so grateful for the quick action. Highly recommend

Easy to use. Effective. Wish I didn’t have moths at all. Have done pantry “purges”; did a professional fumigation and I still have the dang things. Thought I had found “the source” but moths are still around so I use these traps

This product should also be ordered to remove the pantry moths from your cabinets, kitchen, dining room, bedroom and throughout your home. This definitely 👍 works, you can actually view the inside of the triangular house to capture the moths in this way you can monitor the number of pantry moths throughout your home. Sometimes pantry moths can be present in the living room as oppose to kitchen. If that is the case add more triangular houses in living room.

Great value for effective traps that are easy to set up. Some of the other others are easy to get sticky on your hands and these are not. Highly recommended.

These have been a large part of my anti-pantry moth crusade, and I have trapped many of these tiny vermin using these traps. I do write the date on them that they should be changed out so that I remember to change them. I shopped around quite a bit and chose these on the basis of positive ratings and the unit cost, I recommend these! Other important steps in eliminating pantry moths: 1. Search out and eliminate the source. They grow in just about anything made of grain. Wrap any infested products in a secure plastic bag so they can't get out before tossing in the trash. 2. Go through your cabinets and remove any larvae (little white maggot like worms) and cocoons (small brown webby looking lumps). 3. Many cabinets with removable shelves have small holes to put the shelf support pins in. Tape over any you aren't using. The moth larvae love to hide in those. 4. Write the date on the traps when they should be replaced. I write "Replace by" and the date they should be replaced so I don't have to do the math everytime I see one. I think that is most effective. And then replace them on time, every three months. That way, you'll never allow a new infestation to start. 5. Many foods come pre-infested with moth eggs - yes, gross. Whenever you buy any new grain or nut based products, put them in the freezer for at least 3 full days. This will kill any eggs or larvae that are in the packages. Then, when you pull them out for long term storage, put theses products in glass or plastic containers that the larvae can't eat through.

I have ordered several of these. amd they worked well.

I prefer these over a few other brands. What is puzzling is that some traps catch moths while others catch none. And sometimes on a trap the moths will be in one spot. I wonder if the pheromone concentration is inconsistent from trap to trap and also on each trap. My solution is to use multiple traps and hope the moths like one.