MaxGuard Pantry Moth Traps 24 Pack

I have had a problem with pantry moths for a few months. I completely cleared out the pantry, wiped down walls, painted walls, put in new shelving etc etc. The pantry looks great. Now, I have found them in my closet cabinet which also had some boxed food. How disgusting these little creature are. Well, no more! These sticky pantry moth traps work great. I have not seen a flying moth or had any issues since I put them out.

They actually work! I mean we had a massive pantry moth problem and these things worked really really great! They attract the male moth and man, did they come flocking! You need to place them a good distance apart from each other or you will fill one and not the other. The 1st time we placed them out it was like a flock of seagulls came out. They were all over. I had no idea we had that many infesting our home. But I tell you what, they cleared out these buggers in two days. I mean 50 or more in each trap! Works great!

Easy and effective. You do need to search out the eggs/ larvae and throw out what is infested. And it's not just food items. Paper is also a hiding place. But the traps work beautifully at getting the moths.

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.

These work! I've been trying to get rid of a pantry moth invasion for months. I had taken all the recommended steps: removing affected food items, immediately descanting foods like cereals and bread into plastic containers and disposing of the cardboard, and even vacuuming my furniture and spraying the undersides with pesticide (to get the spiders, too). Nothing seemed to work for long. Then I bought these traps and put them EVERYWHERE. Within just a few days they were full! It's been a month now, so I think we've made it through a few hatching cycles. I only see the occasional moth flying around. Ive refreshed each room with a new trap. By the end of this month I think we'll have gotten rid of them all!

The media could not be loaded. I would have never believed it unless I had not seen it with my own eyes... (watch my video)I started seeing a few random moths in our garage a little over a week ago. Then about 2 days ago... boom! They are everywhere. Seems like they went from a few here and there to hundreds of Indian meal moths (pantry moths) overnight. Cleaning the garage is a few days away so I bought some Raid flying insect spray and ordered these moth traps. The spray is good if you hit them directly but these traps are the cats meow! I took a few of the Maxguard traps out of the foil and opened them up and as soon as I walked into the garage is was like I was the Pied Piper... the moths started coming from all directions and buzzing around me as I looked for a good place to hang them. Literally, 10-15 secs after hanging the first trap a moth was stuck to the inside. As you can see in the video, these things have a powerful attractant and bring moths into the glue boards. The only problem I have now is I need to order more! I will never have a garage without these Maxguard traps... Amazing results and if I could give 10 stars it wouldn't be enough. Best price compared to other brands. Thank You Maxguard!

works great

These traps do not have much pheromone to attract the male moths. I had a bag of seed that brought moths in. They multiply quickly, so I ordered 24 traps. The first night I set 3. Not much of a difference. So, I set 6 more. Still moths. Used the entire package of 24, and still have moths. I put Diatomaceous earth in the seeds, and it eradicated the moths in the seed. But, still have the seed/pantry moths. So, this product helped some. About 20 moths caught on each trap, but certainly did not catch all males, or help with problem. Would not buy again.