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8 Helpful Tips To Keep Pests Out Of Your Worcester Pantries

DATE POSTED: December 10, 2020

Pests can invade any part of your Worcester home. One of the most common areas of invasion is the pantry. Tobacco beetles, Indian meal moths, and weevils often feed on the food stored in pantries. Even worse, they lay their eggs in your dried foods. Before you find yourself a victim of the many pantry pests in Worcester, learn how to keep them out.

The Best Way To Keep Pests Out Of The Pantry Of Your Worcester Home

DATE POSTED: September 3, 2020

What if we told you one ingredient is sneaking into foods around Worcester that isn’t written on the label? We are talking about pantry pests. If you would rather not open up a box of cereal to find larvae crawling around, we have some tips and tricks for you today. Here is the best way to keep pests out of your Worcester home’s pantry.

What Portland Homeowners Ought To Know About Grain Beetles

DATE POSTED: July 24, 2020

Grain beetles don't usually get into homes from the yard. They don't explore your exterior walls looking for gaps and cracks. Most of the time, these insects are brought into your home from the grocery store—similar to how the soldiers used the Trojan horse. But you can't protect yourself by choosing to never take in gifts from your enemy. You have to learn how to detect these secret…

an indian meal moth crawling in a cupboard

Why are There Moths in my South Portland Kitchen?

DATE POSTED: February 26, 2020

The northeastern United States is famous for a great many things. One of those things, unfortunately, is the Indian meal moth. The Indian meal moth is one of the more common species of moths, particularly in the northeastern part of the United States.

a sawtoothed grain beetle crawling throughout a pantry of lentils

Spotting A Grain Beetle Problem In Your Worcester Cupboards

DATE POSTED: February 10, 2020

Ever heard of a saw-toothed grain beetle? Chances are, you haven’t. These tiny pests like to reside in your cupboard, living and breeding inside your food. Spotting these pests is incredibly difficult due to their size, and their eggs are even harder to find. They are so tiny that they look like a grain of rice.

an indian meal moth crawling along a pantry shelving unit in a south portland home

How to Prevent Stored Product Pest Invasions During the Summer Months

DATE POSTED: July 29, 2019

Finding the larvae of Indian meal moths or saw-toothed grain beetles in your favorite cereal probably isn't on your summer agenda. Despite what you want, however, this is a scenario that happens in South Portland homes every year. These disgusting insects are not known to cause health issues or spread bacteria. But adult pantry pests lay their eggs in food items which can contaminate entire…

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