Black Flag Pantry Pest Glue Trap, 2 Count

I’ve been using this pantry moth trap for over six months. It doesn’t eliminate moths instantly, but it works steadily — I’ve caught dozens over time. The glue is very strong, so once a moth lands, it’s not getting away. It helps keep the population under control and lets me monitor the situation. Super easy to set up, completely non-toxic, and odorless, which makes it perfect for use around food. Highly recommended for safe, effective, long-term pantry moth control.

They work perfectly fine with no complain at all. No smell, pretty safe, great value for the money.

Sticky, gets the job done if placed in high traffic areas

I have been plagued by pantry moths for several years in warm weather, even after total cupboard cleanouts. These traps have virtually eliminated the problem this summer. They have trapped hundreds of moths, lots at first, now only a few. The numbers at near zero. They are entirely safe as well - just a sticky trap with an attracking agent, but no insecticide.

We had a pantry moth infestation. With in a day of initially setting out the traps, we had to replace them because they caught so many moths. After that, we changed them out once every 3 months. We have been using them for a year in out pantry and finally, we are not seeing any more moths on the traps.

My pantry was infested with weevils. The tent only caught one. These were a waste of money.

I purchased this product based on the packaging and Amazon listing, which claim it works for a variety of pantry pests, and not just moths. Unfortunately, after using it for over a week in a closed pantry with a known infestation of rice weevils and cigarette beetles, it failed to catch a single one.I followed the directions carefully, ensured the adhesive protector was fully removed, and placed it in the most affected area. Still, no results.I’m giving it three stars instead of one because the instructions were clear, the packaging was easy to use, and the manufacturer provided helpful customer service and return advice. However, if you're specifically trying to trap pantry moths only, I recommend checking out the Raid brand traps available at Walmart—they’re more effective and offer better value. This product, based on my research of other reviews, is only good for large flying insects such as moths.

So here's the story...Boat gets stored at the marina on land for the fall/winter/spring. The boatyard is pretty slow putting boats in the water and by June when I finally get access to the boat I see the carpeting on my boat deteriorating in some spots. I thought, "that's weird". The next day I am back on the boat and notice little flying creatures.I pull out the google and find out that these are moths eating my wool carpet (technically it is just the nymphs, not adults).Immediately I go to the big box store and get some all natural lemongrass insecticide. Did NOTHING.My local home improvement store had a couple of packages of the Black Flag traps and I tried them out. Within a couple of days I had 50-100 caught.Cool I thought. Since these buggers are eating my wool carpet, they must be clothes moths so I go to the amazon and order a variety of traps from Dr. Killigan, Safer and Terra as well as getting some more of the proven Black Flag.The Killigan pantry moth traps and the Safer/Terra clothes moth traps (actually same product in different packaging) all had the triangular glue trap and a separate pheromone square that you need to put out.Black Flag, which is ready to use with no separate pheromone square just works SO MUCH BETTER FOR MY MOTH PROBLEM. Absolutely no contest comparing with the others. Some of the others were just a joke in comparison.Go with the Black Flag, easiest to use and for my moth problem visibly the most effective.I've been working on the moth problem for almost a month now and with daily vacuuming and practically littering the boat with traps I am starting to see a real reduction in the number of moths. Hopefully I'll be done completely in a few more weeks.... and of course, I'm never using that marina again.