Hi Michelle –
It sounds like you have done everything correctly to eliminate pantry moths from your home. Keep in mind, there may be five overlapping generations per year, depending on temperature, so be persistent. After all sources of infested food have been eliminated, it may take up to 3 weeks for adult moths to complete their life-stages.
1. Inspect foods for possible infestation before you purchase. Look for webbing and small holes in the packaging.
2. Store susceptible food products in tightly sealed containers.
3. Infested food items can be thrown away or salvaged by freezing for one week.
4. Clean up food spills promptly, paying close attention to cracks and crevices.
5. Vacuum problem areas in the kitchen. Empty after use to prevent reinfestation.
Learn proven, natural and organic remedies to get rid of pantry moths here.
Hope it helps!
Follow these tips to get rid of pantry moths.
1. Eliminate the main source of the infestation.
Identify the source of the pantry moths. Empty your pantry. Any item you find contaminated then throw it out. Wash your containers in a sink of hot soapy water.
2. Clean your kitchen thoroughly.
Remove all shelf and drawer liners and wash all storage jars, containers, shelving and surrounding walls with water and vinegar cleaning mixture.
Hello: We find pantry moths in people homes when they are not there a lot. In your case you have done everything possible to get rid of your moths. If you have read up on the moths, you have realized that they can store away in animal food. Do not downplay the rest of the food in your home. For example: breakfast cereal, oatmeal, macaroni and pastas. Also, keep in mind that there may be a dog kernel lodged some where…like under the refrigerator or stove.. Check all the above and you should find your source. Your dog can carry these kernels around the home. So move your search from the kitchen as well.
I hope this helps
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