Can this be used on Indian Moth/ Flour moth/ Meal moths? We have a pantry moth problem.
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I don't know about that, I used it for roaches mostly and it seemed to take care of ants and spiders also; not sure about moths My opinion though, is that anything that can kill a cockroach, can probably kill anything!
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Not sure how many varieties there are, but my guess is yes. We had moth infestations specifically from bird seed, they infested the whole house. Within minutes the moths were swarming towards their sticky death.
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Well, DUH! Of course they attract the moths ..in YOUR CLOSET/PANTRY ! That's what they are supposed to do. Your gardener is right, but thats OUTSIDE (why would you put a pantry moth trap outside?). These traps are supposed to be placed in inside places where moths are a problem. We unknowingly were bringing home these moth "eggs" on canned goods from a small specialty store, and they would hatch/procreate in our pantry. We noticed the moth infestation at the back of the store one day, and a light bulb glowed! These traps wiped them out in about 4 weeks - they coated the inside of the traps. We, of course, do not shop at that store anymore Well, DUH! Of course they attract the moths ..in YOUR CLOSET/PANTRY ! That's what they are supposed to do. Your gardener is right, but thats OUTSIDE (why would you put a pantry moth trap outside?). These traps are supposed to be placed in inside places where moths are a problem. We unknowingly were bringing home these moth "eggs" on canned goods from a small specialty store, and they would hatch/procreate in our pantry. We noticed the moth infestation at the back of the store one day, and a light bulb glowed! These traps wiped them out in about 4 weeks - they coated the inside of... » Read More Well, DUH! Of course they attract the moths ..in YOUR CLOSET/PANTRY ! That's what they are supposed to do. Your gardener is right, but thats OUTSIDE (why would you put a pantry moth trap outside?). These traps are supposed to be placed in inside places where moths are a problem. We unknowingly were bringing home these moth "eggs" on canned goods from a small specialty store, and they would hatch/procreate in our pantry. We noticed the moth infestation at the back of the store one day, and a light bulb glowed! These traps wiped them out in about 4 weeks - they coated the inside of the traps. We, of course, do not shop at that store anymore « Show Less
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The lid fits tight but not sure if it will keep out the moths. I have trail mix in mine at our office so moths are not a problem. But I do have aprroblem with moths at home. Get rid of all the cardboard boxes and use theses traps. Pro-Pest Pantry Moth Traps - 6 Ready to Use Pre-baited Traps (3 Packs of 2 Traps)
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Hi, Joan, No they will not help with the worms. The trap consists of sticky coated surfaces and a pheromone lure that attracts the adult moths only. The moths fly into the trap after the lure and get trapped on the sticky surface. Unless you throw out the foodstuff that's infested with the larvae (worms), they will eventually develop into moths which will get caught in the trap. It's best to track down the infested food and throw it away and use the traps for residual moths. Good luck!
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It doesn't say on the label but I can honestly say I that Bengal will work. Bengal works because it affects the bugs hard exoskeleton. I use it for spiders, roaches, ants, silverfish and ants. Give it a try.
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Yes, and add some moth-repellant sachets, just to be sure...and switch over to cotton sweaters, storing woolens in space bags with no air over spring/summer. Moth eggs often laid by mid-spring, so this 2-step seems to work. Hope this helps.
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Yes, I have found this to be effective on many pests. You have to be careful spraying in the kitchen. You don't want to contaminate foods by accident. I find this product effectively treats and kills all of the bugs I have prayed it on so far. Being right by Indian land, I spray to keep away wolf, hobo, and black widow spiders. This product kills and keeps them away. It should be very effective getting rid of kitchen bugs.
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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 just repels moths as well as other insects. I use cedar chips in my dog bed to discourage fleas there.
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I don't personally know if it will, however I don't see why not since the active ingredient kills insects, weevils are insects. A tip on future weevil invasions ... they like flour anything, so noodles, cookies, anything that has flour in the ingredients they will like - I found that putting the different items inside various plastic sealable containers stopped the problem, so when weevils come home in your groceries (because that's how they get into the pantry), the outbreak is contained to one container and they don't invade the entire pantry. Good luck�
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No, not with the application method that is involved. It only works with mounds. For sugar ants as well as roaches and any other indoor insects, I use Bengal which works great.
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No, I've been fighting moths for some time. These traps attract moths, but the moths were already in the house.
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I am back to answer this question I looked no the bottle and it says that it would be good for bag worms,qborers,beetles,caterpillers,codling moth,gyps moth, Japanese beetle,loopers,leafminers,spider mites, tent caterpillars.trip and more.Can be used on fruit, vegetable, beries, citrus, grapes, nuts and ornamentals
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I have no moths left in my pantry, but it took a month or two (and I was busy swatting them as well) of having the traps out. I swear by them, and by freezing almost everything before it goes on the shelf from now on.
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The powder that is in the trap may kill them. I noticed they have killed moths and other flying insects.
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It should work although I have not used it on louvered doors, I have used it in open rooms because the moths were attacking my oriental rugs. I think most people don't realize that pantry moths are the same moths that eat wool. I know I didn't until it was too late.