Springstar S202 Flour and Pantry Moth Trap available on September 08 2017 from Amazon for 1.01
Flour & Pantry Moth Trap available on March 25 2017 from Newegg for itemprop="offers" target="_external" title="" itemscope itemtype="http://schema.org/Offer">16.72
Flour & Pantry Moth Trap available on February 11 2017 from NeweggBusiness for 13.99
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Product category is Springstar Pantry & Four Moth Traps Grocery Food
Our trap is safe to use around food and contains no poison or pesticide. Traps will work for three months in normal household conditions. Certified green, pesticide-free product. Safe to use around kids, pets and food 30% more effective than any other brand, two traps per box SpringStar's pantry moth traps are a safe and effective way to control these common house moths. The moths can and do infest flour, pasta, dry dog and cat food, birdseed and even chocolate. 80% of the homes in the US and Canada have this pest. Our trap is safe to use around food and contains no poison or pesticide. Traps will work for three months in normal household conditions.
We ended up with pantry moths after we unknowingly purchased a bag of infested bird seed. One morning we woke to moths flying around the house. The only thing that worked was trapping them with these moth traps. We tried other brands--but these worked the best. Now we are moth free, but I still have a few scattered around the house, "just in case!"
Although this trap seems overpriced for what it's made out of (some cardstock, a little tacky glue, and a rubber patch with insect pheremones), it does work. We have used about 10 of them over time, to trap pantry moths in the house (each only lasts about 3 months).Note: putting more than one in a room (pantry, kitchen, or closet) will NOT work better -- in fact, it decreases the effectiveness because the moths get confused about where the "bait..
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