On Aug 23, 8:16 am, "Michael \"Dog3\"" > wrote:
> zxcvbob > :in
> rec.food.cooking
>
> > House has been full of moths for about 2 weeks. I assumed it was a box
> > of cereal or something up in DD's room, and I'd take care of it when she
> > moved out (last week.) Wrong. They are coming from the kitchen. So I
> > started cleaning out the cabinets, and much to my surprise, the worst of
> > it was coming from bags of cheap chocolate up in the top cupboard.
>
> Now that sounds like a pain in the a**. Good luck getting rid of them.
> There are a few brands of household bug bombs(foggers) you can use to purge
> them out. I've seen them at the hardware stores and they are for indoor
> use.
>
> Michael

Gaak! I'd use bug bombs on wasps, roaches, or fleas, but not moths.
Moths have such a short life that they're fairly easy to starve out,
and
unlike the rest of the above-mentioned, will die out if their food
source
becomes inaccessble.

My problem is the DH who likes to throw out the jars that I store
stuff
in. What's wrong with having a closet-full of storage jars?....

maxine in ri