MaxGuard Pantry Moth Traps 8 Pack

I bought these after seeing a couple of moths in my pantry over a time frame of about 2 weeks. Don't know where they came from, how they got in my house. Hubby and I have lived in this house for 45 years and we have NEVER had a single moth in our home. A couple of weeks after seeing the first 2 (which I promptly exterminated with a fly swatter) I found another one flying around my pantry. After researching pantry moths to see what was available to spray and get rid of them, I found out there wasn't any but spay listed, only these traps. I bought 8 and scattered them around my house after seeing a couple in my living room, one in the bathroom and 2 back in our bedroom. I have literally caught at least 200 moths which we never saw! This is actually my second order which I used to replace the moth traps we had already had out for a couple of months. I am guessing that for every moth we saw there were 10-15 we didn't see. I was horrrified to see how many moths were caught in the traps and made up my mind right then to keep these in my home until I have gone at least 6 months without seeing or catching a single moth.

I had an infestation in my pantry and these worked so well. I just bought another pack just to keep them in the pantry in case those buggers come back. I thank the woman for the tip about the bird seed, which I keep by my sliding glass door. That just might be where they are coming from.

If you have ever had an issues with pantry moths, it takes persistence to get rid of the suckers. My issue started during covid when my husband decided we needed enough rice to feed several armies because the shelves were running bare of food and toilet paper. Fast forward a month or so later when I started seeing what I thought were spiderwebs in the cabinet and soon realized we were being infested with pantry moths. I tried all the suggestions Google gave. I removed everything and cleaned the cabinets well. Got rid of cardboard and put everything in airtight containers. Still, these nasty things kept multiplying. I put Bay leaves and mint in the cabinet per google and nothing helped. I bought these traps and was kind of freaked out when I saw how many it caught. This has been a 2 year or so process and I am finally only seeing a few on occasion. I will keep buying these and replacing them every month until I'm sure they are gone because I am not doing this BS again.Very easy to use. Just peel the paper off and fold into a triangle. Very sticky so when a moth goes to it, it is not getting out. Great quality. Haven't noticed any smell. I hide it behind things so I don't have to look at the dead moths stuck to it because it is not pretty.Get them, they work!

They really work. Had a month invasion and it helped with the moth invasion

We have a moth issue stemming from the bags of bird seeds we purchased recently and which are stored in the garage. It seems the moths were in the seed bags and when we opened them, out flew the little buggers. Quite a few managed to fly in the house! we tried a few moth traps but none were as effective as the Maxguard moth traps. In just a few hours, several moths are already in the trap. I imagine we'll be done with the moth problem soon.

We are frequent bakers, and so we have periodic infestations of pantry moths in our cupboards. We’ve used the leading brand moth trap and it works fine, but requires you to open a separate pheromone packet and tip a tiny piece of scent-infused plastic onto its adhesive surface. The Maxguard trap takes the approach of mixing the pheromone directly into the adhesive, with no need for a separate bait. The cardboard easel, with its adhesive coating, is shipped sealed in a Mylar bag. You fold along the prescored lines, pull away the adhesive backing paper, and fold the easel into a triangle shape. Placing the bait in likely spots and waiting resulted in a swarm of male pantry moths hoping to “get lucky.” This seemed to break the mating cycle, and our moths have gradually disappeared.The Maxguard bait seems to last as long as the leading brand, and it seems more economical when purchased in the bulk packages offered on Amazon. The Mylar represents a little disposable waste, but the trap itself can be pressed together at the end of its life and recycled as a paper product.

Turns out that I had clothes/closet moths, not pantry moths. These traps did not work very well and I continue to have a moth problem. I purchased another brand which has pheromones that attract these moths and after several days all the moths were gone. These moth traps really did not do the job and I should have returned them for a refund.

I brought pantry Moss home from apparently a nuts selling company here in Fort Worth Texas. I let it stay in the garage when I open the package all these moths flew out so I got some moth traps at Walmart and then they run out of them nobody stalking them anymore. So I got these from Amazon they work like a champ. Every trap I put out in the garage is become full within 2 days so all this left now is to put an attractant inside the traps that gets them to come inside faster than just waiting. These are a definite must-have if you have pantry moths and you'll know if you have them or not they're flying all around the place if you do. Buy this product. January 18th 2025, just bought another pack of these they got rid of the major infestation this is just to get those slackers that keep setting off my indoor home alarm system at 7:30 in the morning waking the crap out of me so I got a few left I guess. Good stuff buy it especially if you got these stupid pantry moss I don't know where the heck they came from but I think I do I bought some raw unsalted unroasted in the shell peanuts from a local nut company as I feed the Blue Jays and I think they were in the box because when I opened up the box in the garage about a year ago all these bugs start flying out so they were in the nuts. This is good stuff put one in your pantry one in every cabinet that you have in your kitchen get rid of these pests.