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Worms in kitchen cabinets, food ...

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    Anonymous
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  • #32 18151849
    olekt2002
    Level 31  
    From my humble side, I recommend borax ... it costs pennies ... natural ... I killed fleas, ants, spiders ... And the best part is that it is the main ingredient of all kinds of "remedies".
    You pour a vacuum cleaner around the corners ... the next day.
    You can make an aqueous solution with which you tread boards, furniture walls ...
    And slack ... safe for people ... provided not directly.
  • #33 18175213
    Tremolo
    Level 43  
    Belialek wrote:
    Food moth larva. Buy a chemical trap with glue (it catches one sex, which prevents them from multiplying).


    And then once you've lured them all out of the house ... You open the window. you get free from the whole district ... the paper is all moving like a flying carpet

    I have two killing machines. My cats love to chase. But he doesn't fight the whole district either.
    Helpful post? Buy me a coffee.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a recurring issue of small, bright worms appearing in kitchen cabinets, despite cleaning efforts with vinegar and maintaining a tidy environment. Users suggest that these pests may be weevils or food moth larvae, with some indicating that they could originate from contaminated food sources, such as flour or mushrooms. Recommendations include thorough cleaning, disposal of infested items, and using chemical treatments like deltamethrin or permethrin for pest control. The presence of sawdust is noted, raising concerns about potential wood-boring insects. Users also discuss preventive measures, such as sealing food in airtight containers and using traps to control the pest population.
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