Cedar Hyde Pantry Moth Traps 8-Pack with Pheromones | Long Lasting, Safe, Non-Toxic & No Insecticides | Sticky Glue Pheromone Trap for Kitchen Pantry Moths | U.S.A. Seller

We love to feed the birds at our house, unbeknownst to us Indian meal moths/pantry months love to live inside bird seed! My husband bought a huge bag of sunflower seeds and left it open in our garage, we ended up with hundreds of these disgusting moths. These traps were a great price, I was skeptical about how they would work compared to some other brand name traps, but they do just as good if not an even better job! As you can see from the photo it has caught many moths after just a few days of use. The traps are sticky enough that once the moths land they can’t free themselves and ultimately die. It was easy to set up, and place in my garage. Will be buying again if we have another issue!

They are simple to use no harm to my dog or my parrot 🦜 this 1st trap I put up 1 moth I the first 2 minutes of putting it down I have 2 in larger rooms 1 in smaller rooms 4 bedrooms 3 bath rooms kitchen den sunroom stopped my mini grain moths instantly.Great awesome product at a great price me&Wife love them cedar Home is the best ones on Amazon take it from me had others these are the best!!😀👍

The product works wonderfully! I had not seen any of the moths in my house for quite a few weeks and then suddenly one of the traps has 9 of them in there. I don’t know where they’re coming from or hiding, but I’m happy to know that even though the trap had been sitting unused for quite some time, once more appeared, they were still attracted to the trap and captured. Of course, I wish I knew where they were hiding out., so I can eliminate them quicker, and get rid of the females, and but it’s good to know that at least I’m preventing these males from reproducing.

Our pantry was infested with pantry moths. I got these traps and they were almost all gone within days. No scent, easy to unpeel and easy to set up.

These work great. Have been using for about a month now. We used to find 2-5 moths on a daily basis. Not anymore. The traps have been catching all the male moths. Since placing them, I have only occasionally seen a female wandering around. I wish there was a way to trap the females too. Oh well, I think the traps will eventually completely eliminate our moth problem. They do as they are advertised!

I used another brand of these some years ago but couldn’t find them in my order history, so I got these. I was hoping there wouldn’t be much difference, but that’s not my experience. I remember the other traps I used attracting moths immediately after I set them up. This current “outbreak” is much smaller, but every single moth that is in the trap, I’ve had to capture myself - after a couple weeks of moths completely ignoring it. I’ve set up 3 of them so far, hoping it was maybe just the one, but none of them have attracted anything. Waste of money.

My garage is presently being besieged with moths. The garage is part of my basement, heated and basically just another room in my house. I don't know how or why they're there but there are literally hundreds of them. I set up the moth traps as per instructions and after a week, I would say that I have caught about 8 moths. Considering the large number of moths in a confined area I believe these traps would be loaded with moths if they were effective. If the traps worked, they would be a great value but, since they aren't working for me, they are a total waste of money.

I liked the ease of using. Easy to set up and then to get rid of the product when it is full. For the price it works