Moth Pest Control | Getting Rid of Moths
Getting Rid of Pantry Moths
First of all, remove all infested food items and throw them away in a sealed trash can or bag. In addition, you will also want to throw away your bags of flour, grains, boxes of cereal and cornmeal as moths usually lay their eggs in these items.
Next, vacuum out your cupboards and discard the vacuum bag into a sealed trash can or bag immediately. Clean your cupboards and shelves thoroughly with warm, soapy water and dry them. Then spray with a strong vinegar solution and make sure the solution gets into the … Continue Reading
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