GreenWay Food Moth Traps

Does the job!

Due to some moths getting a free ride to my house in some cursed item i picked up from the grocery store, I've been dealing with an absurd moth infestation for months and months now. I've thrown away probably a hundred dollars worth of (unopened) food that was infested with moths just from being in my pantry. I've done 3 or 4 deep cleans of my entire kitchen thinking I eradicated anything they could've gotten into, only to find the moths come out of SEALED containers a few weeks later. I tried lavender spray and cedar chunks and some of the generic bug sprays available at the grocery store but the moths always came back. My son learned how to clap...by watching me kill moths :(I've been using these traps for about a month now and the moths that have been plaguing my pantry for the past year are seemingly gone. I am cautiously optimistic that these things have actually solved my problem! They're easy to set up, you just stick the little attractant bit onto the bottom of a card that folds into a triangle so it can stand up, and you leave it in your pantry for a couple days. Pretty soon there were dozens of moths stuck to each card and I haven't seen any more flying around in my kitchen for at least a week or two now. Hopefully this is the one and only moth murder product review I'll ever write. Good riddance!

Baking and cooking are a few of my hobbies. so I probably keep on hand 5 different types of flour alone. Not to mention grains and masa for tamales, corn husk, dried chili's, spices. I keep everything in plastic. I was horrified to find most of my supplies ruined. Hundreds of dollars lost. I did all the diy's. Cleaned, put out all the suggested peppermint oil, orange oil, bay leaves. Still has an infestation of pantry moths. Put out the greenway traps. It attracted them like magic. 2 months later put out more traps and nothing. It worked! They're gone. I'm putting out fresh traps today as insurance and will again in spring. Simply they work!

This is a great product that I discovered in a local bird food store. I bought it from them at $10 a box but then discovered it on Amazon for half that price! I like the safety for pets and 'green' aspects of it, along with the fact it lures BOTH male and female moths.I became a backyard birder and was storing some of the feed in my house. A couple months later I had the occasional moth flying about - I thought it was because of small holes in some window screens that needed to be replaced. Turns out, it was from the bird feed and the moths go through life cycles, etc., and lay eggs in pantry, etc., which I discovered in some stored rice.Bought this product and discovered trapped dead moths in the trap within a day. I'm very happy with this product and can easily endorse it!

I left a bag of bird seed in my back room. I noticed a LOT of moths in the house for a couple weeks. One day, I saw what looked like maggots on the walls and ceiling of that back room. I killed them all and all the moths. The next day there were more. (I did this for 3 or 4 days) I looked the worms and moths up on the internet and found out that they were pantry moths and probably were in the bird seed. Sure enough, it was loaded with them. I ordered these traps after reading many reviews of all different products to get rid of them. (kept killing daily) I thought I had killed them all, but when the traps arrived, I set one up. 2 minutes later I had 2 moths, Overnight it was 6. I put more traps and got more!! 2 weeks and probably 30 moths, I think the problem is over. I'll leave a new trap just in case!! THEY WORK!!! P.S. got rid of the bird seed and checked all my dry goods.

I bought this brand along with the "Manchester Mothmen Moth traps" because I wanted to compare, and because this brand touted the 'all natural' this and that which seemed attractive. BUT, while the Manchester Mothmen traps I ordered, and especially the Black Flag moth traps I bought at Home Depot, caught gazillions of pantry and seed moths that had bloomed in my house after getting 30 lbs of moth riddled bird feed, these traps did not have one moth in any of them. Wait, yes, ok, there were 2 winged bug things in one of them, but they didn't look like moths. I would therefore not recommend this brand at ALL. I wish the Black Flag ones weren't so expensive, they work the best -- but the Manchester Mothmen traps also work pretty well, for a great price.

The only reason that I didn't give 5 stars is because it took it awhile to really work in the first 3 weeks it may have caught 3 or 4 but after that it's got like 100. Don't judge my birdseed caused an infestation but it's working like a charm now just took a little longer than expected I don't know if it was stated in the description that it would happen or not.

We've had food moth infestations in the past and the larvae can chew through nearly anything including unopened sealed foil packets. Had to dispose of a lot of food and completely scrubbed down interior of food cabinets in order to get rid of them, At first sign of a new infestation, deployed two of these traps. They caught perhaps a dozen or more moths in the first few days and since then, there have been no more moths flying out when we open cabinet doors and no signs of larvae in dry food stuff like flour and rice.