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Top-Of-The-Line Moth Traps Are Here!
Pantry moths can be a real-life nightmare that can ruin not only your closet, but also your day! That's exactly why after working tirelessly for months, we've developed premium traps that stand out from the crowd. Here's why! Non-toxic - check! Environmentally-safe - check! Glue with pheromones attracting moths - check! Cool design - check! Easy-to-peel paper - check!
We Value Value Packs - Just Like You Do!
Do you have a bigger house or apartment with a spacious pantry? Are you facing a big issue with pantry moths currently? Or simply like to stock up on the essentials to feel prepared? Regardless of which questions you've answered "yes" to - we got you!
With this purchase you get not one, not two, not three, but EIGHT premium moth traps that are the perfect solution to any pantry moth problem! Please note, these won't work for clothes moths!
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The Trap-A-Pest team is moved by one main goal: to help you get rid of any unwanted pest running around your house.
Mice in your counter? Moths in your closet? Bugs in your plants? No problem. We want to help you protect yourself, your loved ones and your home.
That’s why we’ve developed the best anti-insect and anti-rodent solutions in the market to eradicate any pests once and for all.
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Meet the Trap a Pest Family
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Pantry Moth Traps
Keep Food Safe - Protects yourself from moths that eat grains, cereals, flours, pet food and other dry goods
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Protect Your Clothes - Keep all your clothing, wool, fur and carpets inside your closet safe and clean
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The accurate and highly responsive trigger mechanism makes our traps more powerful and quicker than traditional metal or wooden traps
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Our traps are double spread, waterproof safe and have long lasting UV resistant adhesive that will not dry out
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Can be used indoors or outdoors, even in rain. These traps make the perfect edition to your home garden as well
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This Item  TRAP A PEST 8 Pack Pantry Moth Traps- Safe and Effective for Food and Cupboard- Glue Traps with Pheromones for Pantry Moths |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | -34% $9.88 List: $14.99 | $14.88 | $16.99 | $9.99 | $35.95 | -6% $14.95 Typical: $15.95 |
| Delivery | Get it as soon as Thursday, Apr 25 | Get it as soon as Wednesday, Apr 24 | Get it as soon as Wednesday, Apr 24 | — | Get it as soon as Wednesday, Apr 24 | Get it as soon as Wednesday, Apr 24 |
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| Sold By | Crafty Crown | Crafty Crown | Capere LLC | Capere LLC | Happy Nordic | MAXGUARD USA |
| style | Classic | Classic | Wood Grain Appearance | Modern | Modern | Box |
| number of pieces | 8 | 12 | 20 | 10 | 20 | 8 |
| material | Paper | Paper | Wood | Wood | — | Glue |
| electric | ✗ | ✗ | — | — | ✗ | ✗ |
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It didn't eliminate all the moths but it made a big dent
We have a parrot, and with parrots, you need seed. With the parrot food come moths. I've been told that I could put the parrot seed in our freezer for a few weeks to kill the moth larvae, but our freezers (two in refrigerators and one chest-style) don't have enough room—not even if we divided the 25-lb. bag into gallon Ziplocs or Seal-a-meal bags.And so, we have moths—lots of moths. This last batch of seeds was particularly buggy, and my usual method of clapping at or swatting them wasn't keeping up with it. I swear those moths are vengeful, too. When I clap and miss them, they start barnstorming me.I have used moth traps with some measure of success in the past. I don't remember the brand, so I started looking online, and these looked like the same kind of traps. I was hesitant because there were enough negative reviews (8%—I prefer lower 1-star percentages) saying they did not work, but I was getting desperate and decided to try them.I must say they worked better than I expected based on those 1-star reviews. Just look at all the moths they trapped in about two and a half months. I hung the trap next to the parrot's cage, where a veritable 'cloud' of moths emerges every morning when we uncover him; this is worse than it's been in the 12 years we've had him. The traps have not eliminated the entire population, so I think we must find another source for his seed for that.What I can't figure out is that the bird is omnivorous. Why he doesn't catch and eat the moths is beyond me; the cat does a better job catching them. In the meantime, these traps have definitely helped, though.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2024
And so, we have moths—lots of moths. This last batch of seeds was particularly buggy, and my usual method of clapping at or swatting them wasn't keeping up with it. I swear those moths are vengeful, too. When I clap and miss them, they start barnstorming me.
I have used moth traps with some measure of success in the past. I don't remember the brand, so I started looking online, and these looked like the same kind of traps. I was hesitant because there were enough negative reviews (8%—I prefer lower 1-star percentages) saying they did not work, but I was getting desperate and decided to try them.
I must say they worked better than I expected based on those 1-star reviews. Just look at all the moths they trapped in about two and a half months. I hung the trap next to the parrot's cage, where a veritable 'cloud' of moths emerges every morning when we uncover him; this is worse than it's been in the 12 years we've had him. The traps have not eliminated the entire population, so I think we must find another source for his seed for that.
What I can't figure out is that the bird is omnivorous. Why he doesn't catch and eat the moths is beyond me; the cat does a better job catching them. In the meantime, these traps have definitely helped, though.
Size: 8 PackVerified Purchase
It didn't eliminate all the moths but it made a big dent
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2024
We have a parrot, and with parrots, you need seed. With the parrot food come moths. I've been told that I could put the parrot seed in our freezer for a few weeks to kill the moth larvae, but our freezers (two in refrigerators and one chest-style) don't have enough room—not even if we divided the 25-lb. bag into gallon Ziplocs or Seal-a-meal bags.Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2024
And so, we have moths—lots of moths. This last batch of seeds was particularly buggy, and my usual method of clapping at or swatting them wasn't keeping up with it. I swear those moths are vengeful, too. When I clap and miss them, they start barnstorming me.
I have used moth traps with some measure of success in the past. I don't remember the brand, so I started looking online, and these looked like the same kind of traps. I was hesitant because there were enough negative reviews (8%—I prefer lower 1-star percentages) saying they did not work, but I was getting desperate and decided to try them.
I must say they worked better than I expected based on those 1-star reviews. Just look at all the moths they trapped in about two and a half months. I hung the trap next to the parrot's cage, where a veritable 'cloud' of moths emerges every morning when we uncover him; this is worse than it's been in the 12 years we've had him. The traps have not eliminated the entire population, so I think we must find another source for his seed for that.
What I can't figure out is that the bird is omnivorous. Why he doesn't catch and eat the moths is beyond me; the cat does a better job catching them. In the meantime, these traps have definitely helped, though.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2024
Size: 8 PackVerified Purchase
My poor ficus tree is infested with moths, while I don’t mind them (they don’t give me the heebie-jeebies like spiders do), I do really love my clothes and wool carpets, etc… I’m pretty conscientious about using a few toxins as possible in my home. I was so excited that within 24 hours of placing this product at the source/hatching grounds of the moths to see so many captured!!!! I am so grateful for an inexpensive, non-toxic pet and Child safe product that is EFFECTIVE!!! don’t hesitate to buy, especially if you have located the source of your moth infestation!
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Top reviews from other countries
J
Does the job! These traps work!
Reviewed in Canada on October 2, 2023Size: 8 PackVerified Purchase
Benjamin Davidson
Got rid of all the pantry moths
Reviewed in Australia on February 29, 2024Size: 8 PackVerified Purchase
transatlantic gal
These traps do not work.
Reviewed in Canada on October 24, 2023Size: 8 PackVerified Purchase
