Professor Killamoth Pantry Moth Traps with Pheromones - 6 Sticky Glue Traps

Let me just start by saying I don’t know how or when the moth issue started, but there were 20 on my ceiling in my kitchen one day, and they just never stopped. My aunt sent me this as a help option, and I thought it was well worth a shot because nothing else was working. I put one in the cupboard. I found them eating my corn flour in it, then 2 more through the kitchen. IMMEDIATELY they started coming and checking out the wrapper. Next thing I knew, one trap was full the next morning. It took 2 days of this before I noticed they were nearly gone. It’s been a couple of weeks now, and they are almost nonexistent. I still see 1-2 now and then, but that’s normal given how bad the situation was, and I’m very, very pleased. I still have another trap left too, so I have another if I end up needing it. 10/10 recommend this if you have pantry moths; it really does help. The price and the quantity is worth it. They last a while too I haven’t had to change them out unless they are full. Love this and will forever suggest it to anyone who’s going through what I did.

I had these annoying pantry moths flying around and I put one of these in the closet and I have not seen them anymore!!! Yes, they work! Only use one per pantry it says. I put one in the pantry, one in the laundry room by the pantry, one in our bedroom closet, because they were migrating there, and one in my front room. By the first night I had tropped about 5-6. I used this for a month and I have about 25 on the one in the pantry. Four by the laundry room and about 8 in our bedroom closet. So, thankful these are not flying around the house anymore! Plus, the item looks kind of cute when you prop it up. It does not smell to me at all and I'm a very picky person when it comes to smell. They work great and are very sticky! They are not large and do not take up much room. All you do is take the card and fold it together, it's very easy to assemble.

I’ve purchased these pantry moth traps several times over the years, and they really do help. Unfortunately, once pantry moths get established they can be incredibly stubborn, and while these haven’t completely eliminated our problem, they have made a huge difference in keeping the population under control. The pheromone attractant definitely works. Every time I open a fresh trap, the moths suddenly seem to go crazy flying around trying to find it—and that warning on the package is absolutely accurate! Usually within about 30 minutes to an hour, I start seeing them caught on the sticky surface. I keep these in our pantry and cabinets, especially around things like flour, grains, and nuts. If you’re dealing with pantry moths, I definitely recommend having these on hand. They’ve become one of my go-to products for managing them.

Good result.

They work!!! I actually didn't have the pantry moths in my pantry. We had them in in other rooms (because I stupidly put cat food and treats in bedroom closets... don't ask. lol). I tried cleaning, vacuuming, and spraying but they just kept coming. I bought 2 boxes of these traps and set them up in every room and in the hall. Now, mind you, AS THE INSTRUCTIONS STATE, these only trap the male moths (to break the breeding cycle). It's still on you to get the females to hurry eradication. I used generic flying insect spray. I also thoroughly cleaned the closets, wiping down shelves and vacuumed every crevice. I know I'm fortunate I didn't get them in my kitchen cupboards. Good luck everyone!

We had a horrible pantry, moth problem. It started from a bag of dry dog food that had moths in it. I ordered these and they were great. Make sure to follow the directions and put them at least 8 feet apart because it will confuse the moths.

I have used pantry moth traps before & they have worked great. I read a positive piece on Professor Killamoth traps so I purchased several. Should not have bought one box! They have not attracted anything -- not a moth, not a fruit fly, not anything! I followed their directions to the letter. Only put one in a pantry so the male moths don't get confused, etc. Leave the trap out for a while & it will attract moths. NOPE. think upside down masking tape would be more effective.

Very effective and easy to use.

Had an infestation. Thought I'd wasted money for first couple of days but then caught a lot. They're all gone now, thankfully, the maggoty larvae were everywhere and hideous.

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I bought this item, as we had been having a problem with pantry moths. After looking online for solutions, I decided to take the plunge with this item, and I was so happy I did. From having very obvious signs of moths, and their larvae, we have now gotten ahead of what would have been a really frustrating infestation. Following the advice and the video of how to use Prof.Killamoth, I'm very pleased at how it has dealt with the problem, without having to use/breathe in, harsh chemical sprays. Within about an hour we had already trapped quite a few moths, and in a couple of days, saw more moths trapped on the sheet. I'd really recommend this product for those trying to deal with a moth problem. Unfortunately for my father, he has an advanced moth issue, but after bringing him a trap to use, I was pleased to see it had been collecting moths not long after laying the trap, so it will be interesting to see how it might deal with a heavier infestation. My advice would be to really read and follow the instructions and watch the video etc, and then just let it do its job. As expected, we still have the odd moth here or there, but as per the item, I understand that these are the female moths, which you may need to splatter yourself. However the difference is night and day with what we had been dealing with, and I honestly can't thank this product enough for really curbing the breeding and potential infestation we would have had to deal with.

It works 👍 ( on the top of the fridge/ shelves )

Had these up for about a week and a half and caught one moth but saw a dozen flying around. I had recently had a clear out and cleaned the cupboards so I think they were disturbed but weren’t getting trapped in the trap which was annoying. I moved the trap on top of the kitchen cupboards and it made a massive difference. It caught a number of moths in a few days. I think this works well when placed in the right areas so if it doesn’t catch anything after a few weeks try moving it