Pantry Moth Traps

Pantry moth traps use pheromones to attract male moths. Once the moths enter the trap, they become stuck on the adhesive surface, disrupting the breeding cycle and reducing the infestation over time.

Results are often visible within a few days as moths are drawn to the trap. For larger infestations, it may take several weeks to see a noticeable reduction in activity.

Pantry moth traps typically remain effective for up to 2-3 months. Replace them sooner if the adhesive surface becomes full or if moth activity continues beyond the trap’s active period.

Yes, pantry moth traps are non-toxic and safe for use around food storage areas. However, they should not come into direct contact with food items.

Place traps in areas where pantry moth activity is observed, such as cupboards, pantries, or near food storage containers. Avoid placing them near strong airflow or ventilation, as it may disperse the pheromone lure.