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Safe and Effective Moth Traps for Pantry and Cabinets

Our mess-free, odorless kitchen moth traps are perfect for pantries and cabinets of any size! Their compact design ensures they stay discreet while providing powerful protection.

With our non-toxic glue, you can safely place these traps anywhere you might need to catch a moth, keeping your family safe from pests and harmful chemicals.

Why Choose Catchmaster Pantry Moth Traps?

Don’t trust any old trap in your pantry or kitchen. Choose the brand that professionals in the industry trust when it comes to cabinet moth traps. 

With the help of proven pheromones, our glue traps are specially designed to attract moths and other flying insects within a 12-foot radius. Featuring long-lasting effectiveness and an easy-to-use design, these mess-free traps are a cost-effective way to treat and prevent pantry moth problems. 

When it comes to keeping your pantry safe, you need a Catchmaster!

Shop Pantry Moth Traps That Work

Don’t waste time with complicated pantry moth glue traps that are messy or ineffective. Browse our selection today to find the right trap for your needs and enjoy the confidence that comes from knowing your home is protected by the best in the business. Take control of your pantry today and eliminate those moths once and for all.

FAQs About Pantry Moth Traps

Yes! Our traps are eco-friendly and non-toxic, perfect to use around all of your favorite family members.

Look for a non-toxic, mess-free trap that is easy to use. Consider where you need to place the trap. Our glue traps are ideal for dry, dusty areas. 

For best results, place your trap where you notice moth activity. This tends to be in dark, quiet places, away from direct sunlight and heavy traffic. 

One type of trap is all you need! Too many different types of attractants will only confuse the moths and work against your pest control plans.

As long as they remain unopened and properly stored, our traps can last for up to a year once removed from refrigeration.

This happens! Move the trap to a darker location with less traffic. Make sure that it’s away from any other moth repellents so you don’t send out mixed signals.