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These moth traps do the job. Put them near a light and they attract moths that get in the house. I use them in the kitchen and dining area and they do the trick for the entire ranch-style house. Wouldn’t be without this quality, well priced, durable product. They are easy to assemble and there is no smell. When full of unlucky moths, I bring out a new one. Great product.

These really work. I saw one or two moths flitting around the house and quickly ordered these. I have caught over 10-20 by now. You don’t realize there are that many in your home till you try the traps. Highly recommend and price was really fair. Bought the starter pack and set up 3 so far and have one yet if needed. They are easy to tuck away and you don’t notice them.

Five stars because they work well. There's no odor, they're easy to open and set up. They're safe for kids and pets and they sure do catch all the moths!

I thought that these were not working because after a month, I hadn’t caught anything. But then after a couple more months I saw that they caught a ton of moths. I have no idea why it took a while and what finally attracted them to it. The only problem was that they also started breeding next to the trap and that created even more of them so that was a mess. So they do work with time.

Incredible. I have a flock of parrots and unfortunately learned the hard way that I need to freeze the bag of food prior to opening the bag. My home has been completely taken over by pantry moths that are driving me up the wall. These traps make the moths go NUTS when I am first opening them up. They will literally fly on me and climb up me to get to the trap. They’re effective and work very very very well. Just be warned that you WILL get swarmed when opening up lol. I’ll keep buying them to get rid of these dang moths, great product!

A person gifted us some things that had those stupid pantry moths in them. I did all the things, and nothing would make them to away. Then, someone told me about these. Put all of your food made from grains in sealed packages, and put these everywhere. They'll be gone soon enough. I got some of the sticky stuff on the inside on my hand once and went outside at night, though. OMG... My hand was SWARMED by all of the moths! I couldn't scrub my hand enough to get them to stop. So, watch out for that part.

Awesome! First use caught unbelievable amount! I didn’t realize there were so many more than I was seeing. After just one overnight use I see one moth left. There is no smell. Looks almost invisible. Stash it in a corner between books etc and it disappears from view. It’s safe for dogs- I don’t keep it on the ground or too low. It seems to be lasting more than a day. Still working. And you get four traps for the price is great!

Pretty packaging. That’s why there are two stars. What a horribly ineffective trap; totally lacking in appeal to moths. The print on the package reads that the attractant is 3x stronger, time released, and good for 3 months. Well, not according to my experience. Pre battle plan: First the cages were cleaned, all traces of food, debris, and liners were removed and replaced. The trap set-up was simple enough. Tear the outer foil bag, pull out the trap, peel off the carrier paper to expose the glue board, tuck flap into slot and place or hang near the infested area. Okay, that was a snap. Three days later, my birds were still grumbling (day and night) about the moths buzzing about. The first trap that I opened didn’t catch a single meal moth. I thought maybe it was defective. I opened a second trap, left it out one day and the entire night. Morning came, but more disappointment. Same results except that this one caught too very tiny almost microscopic gnats. Improvement? Hardly. Reconnaissance: As I observed, I noticed moths that would hover nearby, maybe 4” at closest range to the trap. Those were probably female, I guessed. Most other bait traps contain pheromone attractants for the females only. I assumed the same for these. Simple premise. Population control. No females, no reproduction. Still no-success though. Moths that were showing the tiniest bit of interest, wouldn’t enter the trap on their own. Post mortem: Sadly these didn’t work at all for me, unless I managed to get the moths to stick to the glue by swiping at them in-flight or as they idled. I caught more moths camping on the wall and ceiling that way. With trap in hand, I went chasing the moths around the room. Total lunacy. Yes it was. Moth traps should work on their own without human intervention, right?! Seriously, I killed more moths with my microfiber wand duster playing the Whack-A-Moth game. If these traps worked, they would be worth the money. Since they failed, I feel cheated into buying a slightly cheaper item than the one product I used to buy. That one usually works best at controlling pests. Trying to economize led to a bad purchase for me.

Poor quality. Not a single moth got trapped in it.