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Fiona
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2025
Living in an older home, I’ve had to deal with the occasional moth infestation. These traps have been a game-changer in helping me get rid of them. The process of setting them up couldn’t be simpler—just open the trap, place it in a suitable spot, and let the pheromone attractant do its job. The moths are drawn in and get stuck, helping to prevent further damage to my food or belongings. I like how discreet and odorless these traps are. I don’t have to worry about any unpleasant smells or chemicals spreading through my house.These traps have been highly effective at reducing the number of moths in my home. I placed several around the kitchen and pantry, and over time, I’ve noticed a significant decline in moth activity. They’ve been long-lasting, so I haven’t needed to replace them frequently, and the fact that they’re non-toxic makes them safe for my family. If you're struggling with moths, these traps are definitely worth a try.
Trina Hermanson
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2025
The moth traps are completely useless. The moths arestill coming into the kitchen after all foods have been removed and all dry goods are in air tight containers. All airtight containers have been inspected for any cracks as well. The moths are ignoring the moth traps. I tried trapping a moth that was on a door by blocking one side and the moths flew out of the trap. I cannot get them to go any where near the traps. I put all of them out to no avail.
Elga Visa
Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2025
Put out six max traps of another brand and filled the traps all up. Then I bought the brand and though we still had some moths, didn’t catch any of them. They were set up correctly as I did with the more expensive ones but are ineffective.
Pete
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2025
Within 4 minutes of setting a trap up, a pantry moth came out of nowhere and got trapped. Within 20 minutes, we had another one trapped.We are amazed. I highly recommend these. We have had a constant battle with pantry moths after they arrived in a bag of rice, and deep cleaning/disposing of contaminated food helped substantially, but didn't eliminate them. Hopefully these traps will do the rest!
Amiee
Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2025
These traps are easy to use, no smell or mess, and the moths come flocking, small enough to hide out of sight. The functionality and quality is great.These are the great product for the price. Definitely recommend It.
Bearyjeans
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2025
We've had pantry moth problems before, so I picked up this trap set to stay ahead of them in our new place. These traps were super easy to set up, and within the first day I already noticed a few moths stuck inside. They really do work fast. I like that they don’t smell like chemicals and feel safe to use around our food and pets. The glue is strong, and the pheromones clearly do their job well because the moths go straight to it.
Crystal Lee
Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2025
I hate to admit it, but I recently discovered a meal moth problem in my pantry. After some research, I decided to try the PIMAG Upgraded Moth Traps. This 3-pack of sticky traps is designed to combat the pesky Indian meal moths using a potent pheromone attractant.First off, I appreciate that these traps are non-toxic and odorless, making them safe to use around food and in kitchens. Setting them up was a breeze—just peel and stick! Within days, I noticed a significant reduction in moth activity. The traps have proven to be quite effective; they attract and capture the moths quickly.What I really like is that they can be used in various locations, not just the pantry—I've placed some in my closets too. Overall, I'm pleased with the PIMAG traps. They’ve helped me regain control of my pantry without resorting to harsh chemicals. If you're dealing with a similar issue, I highly recommend giving these traps a try!
Jim
Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2025
Lately, I kept seeing little moths flying around the house, and it started to bother me. I decided to try this moth trap. Before, I had used bug spray, but I always worried about chemicals getting on our clothes. This trap is easy to use. You just peel off the paper backing and hang it in the closet or place it on a shelf. It releases a pheromone that attracts male moths, and they fly right into it. After using these traps for a while, I noticed way fewer moths flying around. Unlike mothballs, this trap does not have a strong smell, which is a big plus. Since we have kids and pets, using a physical trap feels much safer than spraying chemicals. I plan to keep using them until the moths are completely gone.
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