Springstar BioCare Birdseed Moth Traps S204

Moth trap eliminates Indian meal moths, Mediterranian moths, almond moths, and raisin moths. 2 complete traps with long lasting pheromone lures. Safe, effective, and nontoxic.

User Ratings and Reviews

5 Stars 5 moths trapped in first 10 minutes!
After opening the package on the couch in the living room and placing the baits in 2 moths were trapped unbelievably within minutes...I placed one in the pantry and one above the sink, ran up to get my wife to show her and by the time she came downstairs we had 5 in the pantry trap..we are getting more as the infestation has spread around the downstairs this spring, great product!

5 Stars Thrilled!
This way of getting rid of Bird Seed Moths is great. It is so easy. Just set them up and they start working. I put a couple of them in closets. I didn't really know how many moths we had until I looked at the traps.

You don't have to worry about poisons. That is the huge plus here. Of course, I have a bird. I don't have to worry about what I'm doing to his health, when I use these traps. A stress free solution!

Thank you!

5 Stars Fantastic product!
This product was GREAT! Having our house taken over by these pesky seed moths from bulk parrot food was unreal! These traps got rid of them in a couple of weeks! We are happily moth free!

5 Stars Safe and Effective
It's not an instant cure for birdseed moths. It's not intended to be. It's a safe and effective method of getting rid of the pests. Within two weeks, the problem was solved. There are no harmful chemicals and the product really works!

1 Star WORKS OKAY IF YOU CHASE THE MOTHS DOWN WITH IT
My moths came from birdseed I kept in the house; I think they're the right kind of moths for this trap. I bought four traps nearly a month ago. At night I leave off every light in the house except one; I put the traps around the light; they come to the light but ignore the traps. I've put the traps at all ends of my house: same result; the traps stay empty. I've put birdseed in and under one of the traps, and that doesn't work either. The one moth that has been caught is one I found on the ceiling; I shoved the trap up at the moth and the moth went inside and got stuck. When I bought the traps, I wasn't expecting to have to use them manually. The bait in the traps smells suspiciously like plastic. I don't think my moths are attracted to the plastic.

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