Monterey Pantry Moth Trap

The traps use a synthetic pheromone lure to attract adult male moths to a sticky surface. By capturing the males, the traps prevent them from mating with females, effectively breaking the reproductive cycle and stopping new eggs from being laid in your pantry.

Yes, the traps are non-toxic and contain no harsh chemicals or insecticides. They rely solely on pheromones to attract the moths, making them safe for use in areas where food is stored.

These traps are specifically designed to target the four most common pantry pests: Indian meal moths, Mediterranean flour moths, almond moths, and raisin moths.

For most standard-sized pantries, one or two traps are sufficient to monitor and control activity. If you have a large pantry or multiple storage areas, place one trap in each section to ensure full coverage.

The pheromone lure typically remains effective for several weeks, but you should replace the traps once the sticky surface is full or if you no longer notice any attraction. Generally, they should be replaced every 6 to 8 weeks to maintain optimal performance.