Will it work for moths?
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Most definitely. I wanted it for carpenter bees and wasps, but the more fragile the insect, the more lethal this weapon becomes. It is worth every dollar spent, in my opinion.
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These will not work on closet moths (or any other kind of bugs besides pantry moths) the bait included is a hormone that is unique to pantry moths (attracts them so they think they are going to mate) There are similar traps for closet moths for sale here on Amazon (I have used them both) and they work well.
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I've no idea. In fact, I don't know if it works at all, and won't until moth season. One sprays it on cedar blocks--anything cedar, to refresh them. It's a pleasant scent but how effective, I don't yet know.
2255672
These traps are for pantry moths. They will work, however, to be rid of them, you need to consider where they come from, which is usually grain related. You won't regret getting these traps, but it would take more than these alone to be completely rid of them. You'll want to make sure items like pasta, cereal, flour, oats, etc are stored wisely. The traps work by using pheromones to attract the moth and glue to capture it. I recommend to try them, but realize that the traps alone cannot "solve" the problem.
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My experience is with spider mites and aphids, you would have to read the directions for Moths.I think it kills with a Bacteria its not an insectiside. Best Wishes Joe
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Hello,This products works on Indian Meal Moths and Angoumois Grain Moths. It is not recommended to be used around food. Please see the label for directions for use.
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It works primarily on Mosquitos. A few other things like moths are attracted to the light but no wasps or bees.
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Probably not, but the worms might be a nice, protein-rich bonus for your chicks. : ) For the sake of not having moths, though, I would not store the feed in the house, or at least not unsealed!
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Tried it both ways with squirrels . Did not work. Even tried it outdoors. No luck. Mothballs worked better.
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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.
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It's very unlikely these would be effective against weevils. The inside of the traps are coated with a sticky substance and have an attractant. The moths are attracted to, and fly into the trap, land and that's it for the moths. They are stuck and cannot move. I assume your weevils are in flour, crackers or something similar. They would have to leave the product and crawl into the trap which borders on completely unlikely to me. Sorry!
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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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I would think that would work. It attracted a ton of ladybugs to my garden last summer. Good luck!
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We bought ours to catch miller moths, and they (we bought a second one after the first one worked so well) do a fabulous job with moths. I don't know about smaller insects, though. Sorry.
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The Safer traps are advertised for clothes moths which include wool moths. I purchased the Safer traps & the Pro-Pest traps. I put both traps in the same room to catch wool moths. The Pro-Pest were the only traps to catch wool moths.
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Not sure Shelia. But it worked great in Oregon for any pests I had. For the cost, it may be worth a try. If the infestation is too bad, I'd call an exterminator.
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It really doesn't work well for flies inside or outside -- flies are very adept at evading you. The Dynazap will break if you hit anything solid with it, so use if for insects in motion, plus those that you can just barely touch before they fly away from a surface. It's great for the small food moths that infest grains, cereals, crackers, cookies, etc. because these tend to lazily drift across a room or sit still on a wall or ceiling. They don't sense your approach. Zap and sizzle!