Birdseed Pantry Moth Traps (10 XL Pack) | Extra Strength Pheromones for Bird Seed Storage Areas

The Tiny Trouble: Combating Birdseed Moths Indian Meal Moths, also known as birdseed moths, are a common pest often seen fluttering around birdcages and birdseed storage areas. These diminutive moths can quickly turn a minor infestation into a full-blown problem if not dealt with promptly.

A Safe, Toxin-Free Solution When it comes to tackling moth infestations, you don't have to resort to harsh chemical sprays or toxins. MaxGuard's Birdseed Moth Traps offer a safe, non-toxic solution for your home. These odorless traps provide a secure environment for you and your loved ones, free of harmful substances.

Stop the Breeding Cycle Eliminating a few wayward moths won't solve the underlying issue. To truly get your moth problem under control, you need to break the continuous mating cycle. MaxGuard's scientific solution harnesses the power of a potent female pheromone to attract, trap, and eliminate male moths, cutting off the breeding process at the source.

What Sets Our Traps Apart? MaxGuard Birdseed Moth Traps stand out with several key features: • 3X Extra Strength Green-X Pheromone Glue for superior attracting power • No need for separate pheromone chips, wafers, or strips • Extra-large trap design with up to 70% more trapping surface area • 100% non-toxic, chemical-free, and odorless • Provides up to 3 months of long-lasting protection

Identify the Culprit To effectively eradicate a moth infestation, it's crucial to correctly identify the moth species. In the United States alone, there are nearly 11,000 different moth species. MaxGuard Birdseed Moth Traps are specifically designed for the Indian Meal Moth variety. If your moths don't match the provided picture, this product may not be the optimal solution.

Proper Placement for Maximum Impact For best results, place 2-3 traps in areas where you've observed moth activity, such as your seed storage locations. If you don't catch any moths initially, try moving the traps around until you find the sweet spot. Seed moths are attracted to light, so positioning the traps near a light source can also be beneficial.

Helpful Hints for Prevention To avoid future moth infestations, always store birdseed in airtight containers. It's also recommended to freeze new packages of birdseed for 48 hours before placing them in storage. Regularly inspect your grain, seed, nut, and flour supplies for any signs of moths or larvae, and promptly discard any contaminated products.

Take Control with MaxGuard Pests can pose a threat to your health, property, and food supplies. While their presence in the world may be inevitable, their presence in your home can be prevented. MaxGuard's mission is to provide the best non-toxic, easy-to-use pest control solutions that work effectively. We rigorously test all our products to ensure your family's safety.

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