Replacement Pantry Moth Trap (No Lures Included)

Replacement Pantry Moth Trap: Ideal For Customers With Spare Lures

This listing enables customers to acquire replacement traps, without pheromone lures. Any previously used, or full, traps can then be replaced and any active, or spare, lures can be utilised.

If you are looking for a new trap that does include lures, please click here.

How Does This Trap Help Combat Pantry Moths?

Our Pantry Moth Traps offer a safe, and natural, way to trap and catch male adult Pantry Moths.

Place your spare pheromone lure on the sticky surface inside the trap. This will give off a sex pheromone that attracts the male Pantry Moth, which are caught on the sticky surface inside the trap.The traps can catch high numbers of Pantry Moths, ensuring less moth mating and less egg laying from the female moths.

Our trap is highly effective, insecticide free and releases no odours. 

How Do I Set Up The Trap?

Our traps are very simple to assemble. Simply, open the foil sachet of your spare pheromone lure and place it inside the trap. It does not matter which way round the lure is placed. Then, remove the covering paper from the sticky trap and push the trap together. 

Where Should I Place The Trap?

Place traps in food storage areas. The traps can be hung up or placed on a flat surface.

To prevent further potential Pantry Moth activity, ensure food storage areas are cleaned on a regular basis and food is stored in plastic, sealable, containers.

How Many Traps Do I Need?

One trap is sufficient for one particular infestation area. To cover larger areas we suggest one trap every 25m².

When Should I Use The Trap?

Pantry Moths can be active all year at indoor temperatures, so you may apply the traps whenever you wish to control infestations.

When Will I Need To Replace The Trap?

To keep the trap active, replace the first pheromone lure after 6 weeks, and use the second lure provided. The trap is supplied with two lures to give it a minimum of 12 weeks catching time.

If you require replacement lures you can find these here.

For Complete Control Apply The Traps With Our Pantry Moth Egg Killer Sachets

Trichogramma are very small parasitic wasps, almost impossible to see with the naked eye. They seek out Pantry Moth eggs and lay their own eggs inside them, parasitising the eggs. They are harmless to humans and animals and remain only for as long as there are moth eggs present.

Combine use of our Trichogramma Sachets and Pantry Moth Traps for total control over the infestation.

Please do not release the Trichogramma wasps close to the traps. They will not be attracted to the traps but may fly in by accident and get stuck on the glue. Place the sachets away from where you have set up your traps.