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Eventually I removed the microwave and disposed of it. I believe the source was the cupboard above the microwave where I stored cereal.

I scrubbed the cupboards and soaked them in undiluted bleach. You can keep canned goods but you have to remove the labels and scrub the cans. I think you have to throw out all the food…. I was too timid about throwing out the food. My question is, should i throw out the pasta that is on the other side of the kitchen in an under the counter cupboard as well? Even though there are not moths there? That was in a cupboard next to the cealing. I went back and sprayed the cupboard with flying bug spray, and i am going to let it sit over night then clean it with cleach. I took out all ten boxes of cerial wether they were open or not, sealed them up and put them out in the dumpster. So i opened it up and 3 more moths flew out. I went back to the stove a half hour later and there was another one in the water. I looked up and fo und two more on the cealing that were not there before. I dumped it out, cleaned the pot and started the water again. Avout a half hour later i went to make my daighter dinner and i found anothrone floating in the water on the pot on the stove. I killed it and didnt think anything of it. Then today i noticed a work crawling on the cealing above my sink. So i noticed this small brown moth flying around my livingroom(which is also my kitchen about 4 days ago. Finally, take out the trash and recyclables, and clean your trash can and recycle bins.If you used a vacuum cleaner, immediately change the vacuum bag and clean your vacuum.If you have adjustable shelves or pegboard, grab a toothpick and clean out the little peg holes! Those are notorious for collecting moth eggs and webs.Rinse with a mixture of water, vinegar, and peppermint oil to kill eggs and repel moths.

Wash the inside of the pantry or cabinet with soap and water, then with a weak bleach solution.Use a toothpick to check for eggs or larvae in the cracks around the lids of jars. Wash all unopened jars and cans in hot, soapy water.If the infestation is severe, or if you’re having trouble getting rid of them, just go ahead and throw away everything. Throw away any food packages that can’t get wet (like, boxes and bags) – the moths will lay eggs in any crevice, including the folds of packages.Thorough Cleaning: I can’t emphasize enough how thoroughly you need to clean your pantry! You will need to:.

So baby pull me closer in the bathtub with a toaster