Maxguard Pantry Moth Traps, 24-Pack with Extra-Strength Pheromones

Maxguard Pantry Moth Traps are professional-grade pheromone glue traps for capturing pantry moths in kitchen and dry-food storage areas, supplied in a 24-trap pack.

• Targets Indianmeal, flour, grain and seed moths—not clothing moths—for focused pantry pest control.
• Extra-strength, time-released female pheromone attracts male moths and is designed to interrupt the breeding cycle.
• Industrial-grade extra-sticky glue is non-toxic, insecticide-free and odorless.
• Made for use in food preparation and food storage areas.
• Each trap is individually sealed and can last up to 3 months once opened.
• Maxguard guarantees that the traps work.

When moths show up around pantry staples, a targeted trap can help capture them where dry food is stored. Maxguard traps are made for kitchen pantries and other food-storage areas, including places where moths may be affecting whole grains, flour, nuts, bird seed or pet food. Their pheromone-and-glue design offers a non-insecticide approach for these food-storage moths.

Which moths do Maxguard Pantry Moth Traps target?

Maxguard Pantry Moth Traps capture Indianmeal moths, flour moths, grain moths and seed moths. They are intended for moth activity around dry goods, rather than clothing moths.

Use them in pantry or food-storage spaces where these pests can reach stored goods. The traps are relevant to a range of common dry pantry and household food supplies.

• Suitable dry goods include whole grains, flour and almonds.
• Bird seed and pet food are also among the protected storage goods.

How does the pheromone attractant work?

Each trap uses a time-released female pheromone to attract male moths, which become caught on the sticky glue. The extra-strength pheromone attractant is designed to help stop the breeding cycle by targeting male moths.

This approach uses pheromone attraction and adhesive capture rather than an insecticide-based method. The glue is industrial-grade, extra sticky, non-toxic and odorless.

• The attractant is time-released.
• The trap captures and kills attracted male moths.

How do I prepare and place a Maxguard trap?

Open the trap, peel it, fold it and place it in a pantry or moth-infested food-storage area. Each trap is individually sealed until opened, and can last up to 3 months after opening.

The fold-and-place setup is intended for straightforward use in the storage area where moth activity occurs.

• Open, peel and fold each trap before placing it.
• Use the trap in a pantry or affected food-storage space.

Are Maxguard traps suitable for kitchen storage areas?

Yes. Maxguard traps are made for use in food preparation and food storage areas, and their glue is non-toxic, insecticide-free and odorless.

That makes them suited to kitchens and pantries where dry goods are kept. Their intended targets are food-storage moths, not clothing moths.

• No insecticide is used in the trap.
• The adhesive is odorless.

These traps suit households dealing with Indianmeal, flour, grain or seed moths around pantry goods and looking for a pheromone-based sticky trap. They are designed for food-storage moths in kitchens and pantries, not clothing moths.