Safer Home Pantry Pest Trap

These traps use a pheromone lure to mimic the scent of female moths, which attracts male moths to the trap. Once they land on the surface, they get stuck to the adhesive, preventing them from reproducing and spreading the infestation.

Yes, they are completely non-toxic and chemical-free, making them safe to place near food storage areas, pantries, and kitchens. Because they contain no insecticides, you don't need to worry about them around children or pets.

Each trap is effective for up to three months. After 90 days, the pheromone lure will lose its potency, and the adhesive surface may collect enough dust to become less effective, so it's best to swap them out for fresh ones.

These traps are specifically designed to target common pantry moths, such as Indian meal moths. They are not intended for clothes moths or other household insects, so they may not be effective if you are dealing with a different type of pest.

Setup is straightforward. Simply remove the pheromone lure from its packaging, place it onto the sticky surface of the trap, and fold the trap into its designated shape. You can then place it on a shelf or inside a cabinet where you've noticed activity.