Safer Pantry Moth Trap 6-Pack — Pheromone Sticky Traps, Up to 3-Month Lures

Safer 05140-AMAZ Pantry Moth Trap is a ready-to-use set of pheromone traps designed to capture adult pantry moths that infest flour, grains, meal and bird seed.

Keep your kitchen staples protected with an affordable, low-chemical monitoring and control option. This package provides six pre-baited traps with long-lasting pheromone lures that attract male moths so they become stuck to the adhesive surface. Use them to both reduce active populations and to detect new moth activity early, helping you isolate affected food and stop infestations before they spread.

How does this trap work to catch pantry moths?

The trap uses a species-specific pheromone lure to mimic the scent of female moths, drawing in males to the sticky card where they become immobilized. Trapping males interrupts mating opportunities and gives a clear indicator of moth presence in a cupboard or pantry.

• Pheromone lure attracts adult male pantry moths effectively.
• Sticky card holds captured moths for easy inspection and disposal.
• Non-toxic adhesive traps reduce the need for sprays or foggers.

How long will one lure or trap remain effective?

Each pheromone lure is formulated to remain attractive for up to three months under typical indoor conditions. Replace the trap or lure after that period or sooner if you notice reduced captures to maintain monitoring accuracy.

• Up to 3 months of lure activity per trap in normal pantry environments.
• Replace sooner in hot, humid, or dusty spaces where performance may decline.
• Regular replacement ensures ongoing detection and control.

Where should I place the traps for best results?

Set traps at eye level in cabinets, on pantry shelves, or wherever you store dry goods like flour and cereal. Position traps away from strong airflow and moisture, and place one trap per average room, using two for larger spaces to improve coverage.

• Inside pantry or kitchen cabinets near suspected infestations.
• Avoid placing directly next to ovens or vents that disrupt lure dispersal.
• Use multiple traps in large pantries or open kitchen areas for better detection.

What happens after I catch moths—how do I follow up?

Caught moths are a sign to inspect stored foods: check flour, grains, pet food and bird seed for larvae or webbing. Discard infested items, thoroughly clean shelves, and continue trapping to confirm the infestation is controlled.

• Inspect and discard any products showing larvae, webbing or clumping.
• Vacuum and wipe pantry shelving before placing fresh items back.
• Keep traps active during and after cleaning to monitor for recurrence.

Who is this for? Home cooks, bulk shoppers, birdseed keepers and anyone who stores dry goods want a discreet, chemical-light way to detect and reduce pantry moth activity. The Safer pantry moth traps are suited to renters, homeowners and property managers who prefer targeted monitoring and capture over sprays, and who need an easy, low-maintenance tool to protect food storage areas.