Freezing the Vermin (Pantry Pests)

RE: Freezing the Vermin (Pantry Pests) Post by Dutch 1962 (14) | (11/08/2007) Profile | Contact Freezing is excellent.but it's not practical with things like dog biscuits. Plus this time of year you gotta watch hanging decorative corn up. It seems to bring em every time. Some pantry pests are excellent fliers and movers. So freeze away but keep an eye out. No one is immune. http://pestcemetery.com/?cat=15 RE: Freezing the Vermin (Pantry Pests) Post By Norma (Guest Post) (09/20/2007) Thank you so much for this very useful and thorough, thoughtfully written info! I had been wishing I could have had a mother who was a better housekeeper to teach me, but your site is just great. I'm coming back, again, with many thanks for your thoughtful sharing and economical, ecological approach. Sincerely, Norma of Lexington, MA RE: Freezing the Vermin (Pantry Pests) Post by acesnanna (25) | (04/07/2006) Profile | Contact Yes it will work.......Corn meal is the worst offender in my house....I won't let it come in the cupboards till it has been frozen for a looong time....I hate cupboard bugs.... RE: Freezing the Vermin (Pantry Pests) Post by cookwie (910) | (04/29/2005) Profile | Contact An employee from a flour factory told me that although modern technology is good, it isn't advanced enough to remove all of the bug eggs. He suggested placing the item in the freezer for 3 days, then removing it and putting it in the cupboard. I thought it might cause flour to clump, but he said it wouldn't. I have been doing this for a few years now. No complaints about buggy flour any more. RE: Freezing the Vermin (Pantry Pests) Post by patsAZ (65) | (11/10/2004) Profile | Contact I wonder if that would work for those packets of seasoning mixes? Like taco sauce mix, chili seasoning mix and pasta primavera sauce mix. those are the ones I have the most trouble with. Curious patsAZ