Extra Strength Birdseed Moth Traps (10 Pack) for Seed Storage Areas

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Banish the Endless Battle with Birdseed Moths

The fluttering moths often spotted near birdcages or birdseed storage areas are known as Indian Meal Moths. These moths commonly infest birdseed and other seed-based foods. If a moth problem is left unchecked, a few moths can quickly spiral into a full-blown infestation.

Completely Safe and Toxin-Free Solution

When dealing with moth infestations, you don't have to rely on toxic sprays and chemicals. Our traps are safe for use throughout your home, being non-toxic and odorless, ensuring a secure environment for you and your loved ones.

Eradicate the Moth Infestation

Eliminating a few moths on your own won't solve the problem. Unless you break the continuous mating cycle, the moth infestation will persist endlessly. Let MaxGuard's scientific solution do the job for you. Our Birdseed Moth Traps contain a powerful female pheromone that will attract, trap, and kill male moths, effectively stopping the breeding cycle.

How Our Moth Traps Stand Out

• Contains 3X Extra Strength Green-X Pheromone Glue
• No Pheromone Chips, Wafers or Strips Needed
• Extra Large Trap with Up to 70% More Trapping Surface
• 100% Non-Toxic, Chemical-Free and Odorless
• 3 Months of Long-Lasting Protection
• Effective and Easy to Use

Identify the Moth Species

To successfully eradicate your moth problem, it's crucial to first identify the specific type of moth you're dealing with. In the United States alone, there are nearly 11,000 different moth species. MaxGuard Birdseed Moth Traps are designed specifically for Indian Meal Moths. If your moths look different, this product may not be the right solution.

Optimal Trap Placement

For maximum effectiveness, place 2-3 traps where you observe moth activity, such as your seed storage area. If you don't catch any moths after a few days, try repositioning the traps until you find an effective spot. Seed moths are attracted to light, so placing the trap near a light source can also be helpful.

Helpful Tips and Tricks

• Store birdseed in airtight containers to prevent moth infestations.
• Freeze new birdseed packages for 48 hours before storage.
• Regularly inspect grains, seeds, nuts, and flours for signs of moths or larvae, and discard any contaminated bird food promptly.

Take Control with MaxGuard

Pests can harm your health, damage property, and contaminate food supplies. While their presence in the world is inevitable, their presence in your home is preventable. Our mission is to provide the best non-toxic, easy-to-use pest control products that work effectively. We rigorously test all our products to ensure your safety and satisfaction.

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