Quick Take Indian meal moths breed and consume common pantry items, making them difficult to get rid of once they’re established. The Indian meal moth creates invisible contamination risks through ...

Question: I opened a bag of rice and discovered several small tiny light-colored worms. Lately, I also have noticed moths which I thought was unusual for this time of year. Are they related and how do ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Unfortunately, pantry moths are unwelcome guests you could unknowingly bring home from the grocery store. They lay eggs in food ...

Q:We have moths in our house. We don’t know what they are and where they came from. They are about as big as a horse fly, sort of, and they have powdery wings like a moth. Can you help? A:Yes — after ...

Indian meal moths were raised for successive generations in sealed enclosures where conditions were identical save for the stickiness of their food. In enclosures (top) where food was stickier, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A deep cleaning process is necessary to stop an infestation, while professional extermination may prove to be the only solution.

A deep cleaning process is necessary to stop an infestation, while professional extermination may prove to be the only solution. Indian meal moths are also called pantry moths for a reason. They feed ...