Gecko Guard Pantry Moth Traps. 6 Individually Wrapped Non-Toxic Pheromone Attractant Ready To Use Traps. Gorgeous Scenic Design

We noticed pantry moths around areas where we had boxed food, dog and cat food, etc. Usually only saw a couple of moths a day or their larvae (disgusting in the kitchen). Set these traps up, one in each of the main areas - within 10 minutes each trap had about 5 moths stuck in them. I set more up in each room of the house to make sure we get all of them - and in 2 days all the traps have gotten hit with at least a hald dozen moths, and we haven't seen any flying around, and not a single larvae. Will keep them out for probably the whole month to make sure to catch any that may have not hatched already. Absolutely love the scenic prints on these - our house is all Zen with matching artwork like on the traps, so they aren't even noticeable when I set them out on a counter, they look like little Post Cards.

These are working well. I messed up folding the first one because once you remove the "wax paper" backing it is really sticky and you have one chance to set it up. The next one I folded without removing the backing to see the "correct way" then unfolded, removed backing and set up. I am making it sound complicated, it's not! I am just bad at even the simplest paper folding (remember origami? My creations were wads of paper). The person who said the moths don't stick must not have removed the backing. Trust me, it is SUPER sticky and no moth will escape. I thought my pantry was clean, but these traps keep catching moths. The life cycle of the Indian Meal Moth, from egg to adult, is typically 40-55 days so I will be keeping these in my pantry for a long time. I am buying a few more boxes because it grosses me out to have the traps covered with moths (on the inside) in my pantry so I change them more frequently than needed.

I have to store the dog food and bird seed in the garage or my dogs will get into it. Even though the food is stored in bins with lids, I've been seeing the small pantry moths around the food bins for weeks. These traps seemed almost too simple of a solution, but for the price I figured I'd give it a try. As I unwrapped the trap and removed the covering over the sticky side, the moths started flying around me! Two days later, no moths around the food bin, more moths than I thought caught in the two traps that I set out.

After a rat nested in our house, hoarding acorns, our exterminator warned us that the acorns hosted meal moth eggs and larvae. Sure enough, they appeared on schedule. I used these little tent traps and caught hundreds of the critters. Because our dog also drags in acorns at every opportunity, I am stocking up again. Clean and super effective.

Thanks to a bag full of bird seed that we bought already full of pantry moths, we were fighting them in our house and van.These traps work amazing. We put one in our van and the rest around our kitchen. I am disgusted by how many moths got trapped very quickly in there. I was skeptical that these would do the job of catching them, but they are very effective.

This product did not work. A FEW moths got stuck, but overall the pantry still has the creepy moths. :(

This one really works. I mean it REALLY works. I ordered these, and also the Harris traps. I set up all 9 traps. The Harris traps caught maybe 3 weevil moths each. These traps caught more like 20 or 25 moths each. I was absolutely amazed.

Make sure you put this near the moths but also where you don't mind there being a swarm of months for the next couple of days. I've been replacing it every other day because they seem not to attract as well once they've been opened for a bit, which makes sense I suppose