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Discovering pests in your pantry can be frustrating and stressful. These unwanted visitors not only contaminate your food but can also multiply quickly if not dealt with promptly. While cleaning out the pantry may feel like a hassle, it’s essential to prevent infestation and protect your food supplies. This guide offers practical steps to clear your pantry and keep pests away for good.
Introduction
Pantry pests such as weevils, moths, and beetles thrive in warm, dark, and undisturbed spaces filled with grains, flour, and dried goods. When you notice signs like holes in packaging, webbing, or tiny crawling insects, it’s time to take action. Thoroughly cleaning your pantry and maintaining good storage habits can save you from recurring infestations and food waste.
Ingredients / Supplies Needed:
Empty trash bags or containers
Vacuum cleaner with hose attachment
Mild detergent or soap
White vinegar
Baking soda (optional)
Airtight storage containers or jars
Clean cloths or paper towels
How to make:
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