Then you open a new bag of rice… and find webs clinging to the bottom.
Suddenly, your spotless kitchen feels invaded.
Pantry moths (Indian meal moths) are sneaky, common, and not a sign of poor hygiene. They hitchhike into your home inside sealed packages from the store—eggs already hidden in flour, cereal, or nuts.
The good news? With a systematic approach, you can eliminate them completely and prevent future infestations. Here’s your step-by-step battle plan.
🔍 How to Confirm You Have Pantry Moths
Signs to Watch For:
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