I don;t have pantry moths but more like moths on my wool rugs , hoopers and flyers These helped a little anything else you have to offer
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These didn't work for me either. The only answer I found forFast little wool moths was bug bombing the house, closed upFor several houers. I wish I had a more benign answer.
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I am sorry to say I have no solve to you problem. Perhaps you can try mothball flakes spread onto carpet overnight,then vaccum in a.m.Do a Google search , they usually get me on the right path.
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These traps are very specifically attractive to ONLY the species listed on the package. You probably would NOT be attracted to the pheromones of other species either.That's not to say you might be attracted to other species for other reasons, but it's not for their pheromones. (LOL) Each trap comes with a little disk inside a sealed plastic envelope. The trap is useless without that pheromone infused disk. Unless you catch some moths and place them inside the traps, then they would attract others. I found that my traps residents multiply fast after a few successes.Use Google to find your type of moth and then come back to Amazon to find the product specifically for your brand of pest.Good luck!! These traps are very specifically attractive to ONLY the species listed on the package. You probably would NOT be attracted to the pheromones of other species either.That's not to say you might be attracted to other species for other reasons, but it's not for their pheromones. (LOL) Each trap comes with a little disk inside a sealed plastic envelope. The trap is useless without that pheromone infused disk. Unless you catch some moths and place them inside the traps, then they would attract others. I found that my traps residents multiply fast after a few... » Read More These traps are very specifically attractive to ONLY the species listed on the package. You probably would NOT be attracted to the pheromones of other species either.That's not to say you might be attracted to other species for other reasons, but it's not for their pheromones. (LOL) Each trap comes with a little disk inside a sealed plastic envelope. The trap is useless without that pheromone infused disk. Unless you catch some moths and place them inside the traps, then they would attract others. I found that my traps residents multiply fast after a few successes.Use Google to find your type of moth and then come back to Amazon to find the product specifically for your brand of pest.Good luck!! « Show Less
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These didn't work for me either. The only answer I found for Fast little wool moths was bug bombing the house, closed up For several houers. I wish I had a more benign answer.
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Take the caged animals out and cover the cages with some towels. Then go around spraying at the bugs, where you think they nest, and in the general air where they are in case you miss. Given the animals you have I assume you have Indian meal moths, you should get some traps as welll. If I was wrong then disregard that last sentence.
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These pantry moth traps MIGHT work against clothes moths. However, there are similar traps made for clothes moths, which are likely a better choice.
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Well I never saw moths in my case, only holey sweaters. I don't have holey sweaters any more. Plus it's a proven fact that cedar repels moths. Here, have some Martha Stewart musings on the subject...http://www.marthastewart.com/264609/the-basics-of-mothproofing
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yes they are supposed to help repel silverfish and moths i believe...but this brand wasn't great. when i received them they hardly had any smell at all :/
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I've had these for a few months and they did catch a lot of ants and spiders as well... and even carpet beetles.
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Sad to say, they are not airtight. My pantry got overrun by moths and grubs inside these jars. I would not put anything like rice, flour, pasta, beans or anything else that can be eaten by moths. I had better results with OXO, Click N' Lock or PERSIK for storing food.
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I'm sorry. I really don't know. I just had these moths in my pantry (dog food and dry foods) Might try to call the company
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Most major stores do have "Moth Balls"When Moths Make a Home in YoursBy ARIANNE COHENPublished: January 27, 2010TWITTERLINKEDINPRINTREPRINTSSHARE MOTHS that thrive on wardrobes full of cashmere, wool, fur and other fabrics made from animal hair are a bane to many people. But there are plenty of ways to protect your clothes without resorting to mothballs.
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I live in a guest house so its not large. I sat one on top of the entertainment center in the living room just to see if they really work before opening the second one. If you read my initial review...it worked great! I never put one in the kitchen at all and haven't seen any of the moths for weeks! I think it's time to put the second one out simply because this one is totally full of the little buggers! These are wonderful!
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I beleive so. My closets don't have doors at all and it worked on the clothes moths. I spray it in and around the closet and clothes. Doesn't harm the clothes.You do have to spray every couple of months and use traps. The moths are the most difficult pest to eradicate.
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Yes! If the cartridges don't attract them the light will but I've seen moths, beetles and others zapped. Works very well!
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I leave it out for few months. I put them in the garage top shelf and top of the fridge. The trap gets dusty sometimes but I use the product until it gets full. I think some are defects or the moths are getting smarter or immune to the scent. Company will ship you replacements. The war against the moths are at a stalemate. I need another tactic.
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I can't say for sure but I would think that the pheromone that the trap uses would not work for non listed moths.
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I have dealt with persistent pantry moths that find their pesky little selves into every single crevice that can be found. I find that they tend to like nesting in the rims and ridges of jars. While these are NOT airtight I do use them for some frequently used items and will use additional saran wrap for protection. What I do like about this is that it is clear and you will probably be able to see the pantry moths nesting in the rims if it comes to that. For other items (and items that are not used often) I would definitely go with BALL or KERR mason jars.
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I think it works very well for clothes moths. It attracts them before they can find a home in your clothes. Not sure it would do much good if you already have an infestation.
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It probably would keep out moths. I got the thick plastic shelf liner, too. If I was concerned about moths, I would also use cedar blocks to repel them.