Yikes! Pantry pests are common invaders any time of year, and they’re not picky about what they’ll eat. “Most dried food ...

There are two different types of pantry pests – Indian meal moths and a wide variety of beetles. Meal moths (Lepidoptera) are less than ½ inch long. The female lays her eggs on almost any type ...

Tiny pests can sneak into any home through hidden cracks and openings. Weevils, a common beetle variety, are unwelcome visitors sometimes found in dry pantry goods such as flour, grain ...

Containers: Use secure, lidded containers to protect pantry items from pests. Our favorite plastic ones are the Rubbermaid Brilliance Pantry Food Storage Containers. But if you’re dealing with ...

Be sure to inspect packages of flour, cornmeal, baking mixes, oats and other grains, which can harbor these pantry pests. Sacks of sugar can attract ants and other bugs if they're not properly sealed.