Catchmaster Pantry Moth Traps with Pheromone Technology - XL Moth Traps - For Use In Kitchen Cabinets and Food Storage - Red, 6PK

These moth traps REALLY WORK. The pheromones in the sticky part attract moths and fruit flies. The results will be shocking. In just a few days you will see what is actually flying around your home. I have some in pantry and garage. No nasty, toxic sprays, just a compact safe trap to use and toss.

These work right away. Set it down, walked out of the room, returned a moment later and the pantry moths were swarming. I don't know where they all came from but these are going to fix our problems.

started working as i opened the package ,i didnt fold them up i taped them up and caught like 25 in ten mins ... i only saw one or two flying at anyone time and had no idea there were so many. still cant believe how well they work

The packaging was top quality with easy to use instructions. The trap has a convenient tap for easy hanging or can stand on its own. We have it only set up for months, but you could probably use it for spiders and other little critters.

These traps are very quck and easy to set up and they work very well. I had some pantry moths and put one in my pantry. Hours later, i checked it and it had a bunch trapped on it. I highly recommend

A bit pricey but the extra pheromones starts attracting them little critters immediately. That's what you want.

there's no oder, traps are esthetically pleasing and within a week we were free from flying pests!!

easy to set up and use. does a great job catching pantry moths

Have use several different companies product for pantry moths. I have parrots and no matter how you store their seed diet there are always moths. This item does not attract the moths unlike others I have used. WILL NOT buy again.

I've been battling a pantry moth infestation for months after purchasing an infested bag of rice. I've had to toss so much food since they get into everything. I bought these and hoped for the best but after putting up 12 of these all around the pantry and kitchen they have attracted 0 moths. They've been up 5 days and not a single moth has been caught. I have taken to vacuum sealing all grain, flour, pasta etc… then putting it into an air tight plastic bin. Which has helped but unfortunately it seems like once you get pantry moths you will never be rid of them. I'll keep trying different brands of traps since these in my experience are useless.