Fruit moth sometimes poisons the lives of housewives with their existence. It starts and lives in bulk products: flour, cereals, dried fruits and even tea. If a fruit moth is wound up, getting rid of it is not so simple.
Where does fruit moth come from
Fruit moth can settle even if impeccable cleanliness reigns in the kitchen. It's simple: along with the next batch of products there is a risk of bringing an unpleasant surprise to the house - moth eggs. Soon, larvae emerge from the eggs, and the moth hatched from the larva gnaws at the packet and gets out into the light, and then the whole kitchen already becomes infected with this pest.
To prevent this phenomenon, it is necessary to immediately pour all bulk products after purchase into glass, plastic or tin containers with hermetically sealed lids. And even if it turns out that a mole has started up in some product, then it will not fly away from the tank.
