A: Fabric pests feed on a variety of organic materials, including cotton products, wool products, animal fur, feathers, clothing, carpeting, draperies and other fabrics. Most fabric pests are either ...

It’s never great finding an insect or some other type of pest hanging out in your home, but discovering one residing in your food is especially disgusting. Coming across some ants marching in a line ...

The contents of a bin of flour should not move. Small black bugs should not gather at the bottom of a box of cereal. And though they are nearly identical to rice grains, small maggots may not take up ...

Large sacks of different types of flour - New Africa/Shutterstock Many of us keep a bag of flour in the pantry at all times, even if we don't use it that frequently. You never know when it'll come in ...

Spotting bugs anywhere in your home is unpleasant, but finding pests in your kitchen can be downright unsettling. My first (and second, and third) thought is usually: Where did they come from? How did ...

A: Stored product pests and fabric pests are often the most misidentified pests found in homes. Insects that infest whole grain such as corn, rice, barley and wheat include rice weevils, granary ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." A number of pesky intruders can make their way into your kitchen, which can leave you wondering how to ...

Have you discovered small flying or crawling insects among your food? They might be food moths, a plague that's invading kitchens everywhere. Don't wait any longer to eliminate them from your ...

LITTLE ROCK — A little moth flying zigzags inside your kitchen is a gentle suggestion that some changes are needed in cleaning and food storage. At some point, nearly everyone has problems with Indian ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Moths are some of the worst critters to have in your home. These insects love invading dark spaces in ...

A homeowner has begged the internet for help in getting rid of a breed of 'troublesome' moths that destroyed products in her pantry. The unnamed woman, from the US, took to Reddit to ask people on the ...