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I hate grain moths.
Last year, I made the mistake of buying a package of organic rye flour.
Since then, we've had an infestation. We're keeping it under control by throwing out lots and lots of stuff, and because![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
vonbeck is giving me professional-grade grain moth traps, but it is nonetheless really annoying.
Serves me right for buying organic stuff. . .
We DO have a couple spiders in the house, and we LIKE spiders. They're good luck, and symbols of wisdom, and they EAT GRAIN MOTHS.
Grain moths seem to have displaced centipedes in my list of "bugs I dislike." At this point, if we've got house centipedes, and they'll eat moth larvae, (and I never, ever, ever actually SEE the centipede), I'd be cool with it.
Last year, I made the mistake of buying a package of organic rye flour.
Since then, we've had an infestation. We're keeping it under control by throwing out lots and lots of stuff, and because
vonbeck is giving me professional-grade grain moth traps, but it is nonetheless really annoying.Serves me right for buying organic stuff. . .
We DO have a couple spiders in the house, and we LIKE spiders. They're good luck, and symbols of wisdom, and they EAT GRAIN MOTHS.
Grain moths seem to have displaced centipedes in my list of "bugs I dislike." At this point, if we've got house centipedes, and they'll eat moth larvae, (and I never, ever, ever actually SEE the centipede), I'd be cool with it.