Your Do-It-Yourself Pest Control Solution

• Attracts and traps stored product moths by means of controlled released pheromones
• Excellent evaluation tool to determine the effectiveness of insecticide applications
• Can be placed throughout food processing plants, food warehouses and in other food processing facilities where stored product insect infestations are suspected
• Can also be used in kitchens and pantries of homes to detect and trap stored product pests

For monitoring, evenly space traps in a grid system. Use one trap per 30,000 cubic feet. Hang
in appropriate locations with wire or string. Record trap counts on the Whitmire Micro-Gen
ALLURE® Monitoring Record form.

To find infestations within the facility, move traps from uninfested areas to the area where
moths have been captured, increasing trap density to as much as one trap per 9,000 cubic feet.
Close inspection in the area of maximum trap catch should reveal the infestation source.

Mass trapping can be accomplished with trap densities of one or more traps per 3,000 cubic
feet, depending on the size of the moth population. Inspect traps weekly and remove insects and
debris. Replace trap if insects, dust, or debris reduce stickiness. The pheromone lure lasts 16
weeks and can be removed and used on new traps.  Obtain further information and local recommendations from your state Agricultural Extension Service, local pest control company, or a consulting entomologist.

Note: To prolong storage life of the pheromone packet, refrigerate or freeze. Use tweezers or rubber gloves in handling to avoid contaminating packets when different ALLURE products are being used. Do not damage the lure membrane by stapling, pinning or nailing the packet to the trap.

LURE DURATION: 16 weeks