TERRO T2950 Closet & Pantry Moth Trap Killer Plus Alert -Attract, Trap, and Kill Clothes, Grain, Flour, Meal, and Seed Moths

These traps are amazing! We have an exterminator and he gave us a few pheromone traps and I saw maybe 3 moths in them in a few months. We’ve had to get rid of our food at least 7 times because of these pesky meal moths. Our neighbors have chickens and that’s where they keep coming from (they like the chicken feed) I bought these because the trash can guard they make for flies is without parallel, it is the reason we no longer have maggots everywhere. Needless to say these traps are more than doing their job. I kept seeing the moths and didn’t find them in our food. I forgot I even put the traps up until I paid attention to where the moths we’re heading and then of course when I looked inside I was creeped out but grateful the moths were in there and not our food and clothes. I must add though that I do have an electronic pest repellent plugged in near the pantry and I think the combination of the 2 is doing the job.

I bought these two brands of traps once I noticed some moths in my closet a few months back. I live in a small, one-room studio apartment in Utah. I put both traps up around the same time, 3 feet apart from each other. For several months, there was very little activity, but I just returned from a 2 week vacation to discover that my moth problem has grown worse. Fortunately, the Killigan trap is clearly doing its job, having caught more moths than I'm willing to count. The Terro trap... has caught 4 moths in the same amount of time despite being just 3 feet away in the same closet, in a more accessible spot. I paid $12 for the Terro and $21 for a 6-pack of Killigan's. I immediately put up all the other Killigan traps and ordered more. I wasted $12 on the useless Terro trap with decorative plastic casing that's now going to end up in a landfill. I've done the experiment for you. Go with Killigan's.

It works really well trapping pantry moths. I have yet to find the replaceable inserts but if you have an issue in your dry goods pantry (like me) lots flour, rice, etc. This is a must have. It seems a little expensive for what it is - plastic house, cardboard with glue strip,, but unless you can make this yourself, you kinda have to pay what they want because there are not a lot of choices out there.We got a 10 lb bag of flour last year and it had 1000's a larvae with lead to a mess in the whole pantry, but I cleaned the pantry, hung a couple of these trap and there has been Zero problems since!

At first I only caught one moth (and had several fly past it into my bedroom from my closet in my master bath area. So I wasn't sure these would work out. However a month later I have about ten moths in it, most of them just this week after several weeks of no action. I had seen a couple moths in my bathroom the other night, but wasn't expecting this to work, since with the last outbreak for some reason they didn,t. So, I am glad I left it with a tack on the side of my closet wall, because now it is full of them all of a sudden. So have some patience and maybe put out the other brand I like. Dr. Killigan's pantry. I am not sure which ones I actually have in my closet, but they did not go for my clothing baits, only the pantry baits. I like that this brand is for both.

I had a moth infestation, and purchased this and another (Dr Killigan). Both products worked, but the Dr Killigan caught far more moths. It may be where I placed them in the room, but it was clear this product was inferior and I would not purchase it over Dr Killigan.

Dealing with pantry months for more than a month and never finding the source (strangely not a single grain or other usual food moths infest was touched by them) I bought this trap after using Terro brand ant traps 2 yrs ago when I got tiny ants in my kitchen that not even my exterminator could get rid of. This trap worked quickly - soon as I opened the pheromone packet lots of moths came out of nowhere. Over the last 4 days since setting it up, this trap seems to have caught quite a few. As of yesterday I noticed less moths invading my kitchen & pantry.

First, this is nothing more than a sticky pad for the moths to get stuck on when they land. Assembly is impossible to the glue board inside the unit. The first board got stuck on itself following assembly instructions & putting it into the unit. So that one was wasted. The second one was thumbtacked to the wall without the unit so as not to waste that one. And the moths are not attracted to the scent and despite the vast number of moths in the basement, there are only 4 on the sticky pad. Very disappointed with this product but can hardly return given the failure of the product and it being opened.

I bought these traps because we have had a clothes moth infestation that we haven't been able to get rid of. I bought 2 traps to start with for the two locations that we have noticed the moths the most, the bedroom and living room. The traps themselves are easy to assemble, but I have had issues with getting them to stick to the wall for long ( we have textured walls). One trap lasted on the wall for 2 weeks, while the other fell after a day. Both traps have been working great. I will be buying more of these traps for the rest of the house.