Keep Your Food Free From Pests with Pantry Pest Prevention

Pantry pests are an absolute nuisance, and the last thing you want is to open a box of cereal and find bugs in it. Find more effective ways to eliminate a pantry pest problem now. 

To get rid of pantry pests for good, you need to check the area regularly. Larvae can remain and re-start the infestation. You can place some bay leaves around the pantry as a future deterrent, but this is no replacement for regular check-ins and cleaning when it comes to pantry pest prevention.

If you find pests in your pantry, cabinets or elsewhere in your kitchen, contact Slug-A-Bug for pest removal today.

Why Food Storage is Important to Avoid Pantry Pests

Flour bugs, beetles & moths like to find their way into flour, cereal & baking mixes and can quickly ruin your baking experience. Sometimes an infestation will show itself as little brown bits in your food. Unopened food packages aren't immune: these bugs can chew right through even tough packaging like cardboard or foil. To avoid bugs in flour bags and containers, make sure the food you purchase hasn't been torn open or had its seal broken. Store them somewhere dry, and use airtight plastic or glass containers when you can. If you find pests in your pantry, call Slug-A-Bug at 321-259-7844 https://goo.gl/ghWdfg  

 

Flour Bugs Finding Their Way Into Your Pantry?

Indian Meal Moths, Sawtooth grain beetle, Drugstore and Cigarette beetles may have funny names but will infest bread, cereals, and dried fruit and that’s not funny.

To get rid of pantry pests, deny them their sources of food. By following the steps in our blog post, you’ll avoid making your home being a suitable environment for pantry pests. Contact Slug-A-Bug today for more information.