哪种香料气味浓烈且不贵的# Food - 画饼充饥
c*e
1 楼
pantry里长虫，想用大量的香料把虫熏走。因为pantry里放食物的，所以不能用什么
potpourri,怕把食物污染了。
有类似迷迭香，丁香之类味道较浓而且不贵的食物香料？谢谢！
potpourri,怕把食物污染了。
有类似迷迭香，丁香之类味道较浓而且不贵的食物香料？谢谢！
w*r
2 楼
白醋？
【在 c********e 的大作中提到】
: pantry里长虫，想用大量的香料把虫熏走。因为pantry里放食物的，所以不能用什么
: potpourri,怕把食物污染了。
: 有类似迷迭香，丁香之类味道较浓而且不贵的食物香料？谢谢！
【在 c********e 的大作中提到】
: pantry里长虫，想用大量的香料把虫熏走。因为pantry里放食物的，所以不能用什么
: potpourri,怕把食物污染了。
: 有类似迷迭香，丁香之类味道较浓而且不贵的食物香料？谢谢！
l*a
3 楼
最好找到长虫的源头，从根本上治，再说你不是知道迷迭香嘛，就用它？
【在 c********e 的大作中提到】
: pantry里长虫，想用大量的香料把虫熏走。因为pantry里放食物的，所以不能用什么
: potpourri,怕把食物污染了。
: 有类似迷迭香，丁香之类味道较浓而且不贵的食物香料？谢谢！
【在 c********e 的大作中提到】
: pantry里长虫，想用大量的香料把虫熏走。因为pantry里放食物的，所以不能用什么
: potpourri,怕把食物污染了。
: 有类似迷迭香，丁香之类味道较浓而且不贵的食物香料？谢谢！
O*e
4 楼
八角 茴香 花椒 樟脑
【在 c********e 的大作中提到】
: pantry里长虫，想用大量的香料把虫熏走。因为pantry里放食物的，所以不能用什么
: potpourri,怕把食物污染了。
: 有类似迷迭香，丁香之类味道较浓而且不贵的食物香料？谢谢！
【在 c********e 的大作中提到】
: pantry里长虫，想用大量的香料把虫熏走。因为pantry里放食物的，所以不能用什么
: potpourri,怕把食物污染了。
: 有类似迷迭香，丁香之类味道较浓而且不贵的食物香料？谢谢！
c*n
5 楼
花椒都能生虫
你放香料总有虫子不怕的
你放香料总有虫子不怕的
B*n
6 楼
看什么虫子得对症下药
你不如去garden板问吧
拍个虫子的照片，问大牛们
你不如去garden板问吧
拍个虫子的照片，问大牛们
c*e
7 楼
不敢用杀虫剂，怕有残留将来会污染pantry里的食物。所以想用香料的气味先熏熏看，
实在不行只能上杀虫剂了。迷迭香味道挺厉害的，但要作为熏香大量使用就嫌太贵了。
虫子象米虫的样子，这几天出现飞蛾了。我翻了所有的食物都没长虫啊！
实在不行只能上杀虫剂了。迷迭香味道挺厉害的，但要作为熏香大量使用就嫌太贵了。
虫子象米虫的样子，这几天出现飞蛾了。我翻了所有的食物都没长虫啊！
B*n
8 楼
和你说去garden板问了，问我们，我们这里又不是专业种花的
我记得反正不同虫子用的水不一样
有的是baking soda水溶液，有的是醋的水溶液
有的用什么辣椒水就能去掉
但是你再在这里问，懂行能看到的人也不急隔壁garden版多啊
【在 c********e 的大作中提到】
: 不敢用杀虫剂，怕有残留将来会污染pantry里的食物。所以想用香料的气味先熏熏看，
: 实在不行只能上杀虫剂了。迷迭香味道挺厉害的，但要作为熏香大量使用就嫌太贵了。
: 虫子象米虫的样子，这几天出现飞蛾了。我翻了所有的食物都没长虫啊！
我记得反正不同虫子用的水不一样
有的是baking soda水溶液，有的是醋的水溶液
有的用什么辣椒水就能去掉
但是你再在这里问，懂行能看到的人也不急隔壁garden版多啊
【在 c********e 的大作中提到】
: 不敢用杀虫剂，怕有残留将来会污染pantry里的食物。所以想用香料的气味先熏熏看，
: 实在不行只能上杀虫剂了。迷迭香味道挺厉害的，但要作为熏香大量使用就嫌太贵了。
: 虫子象米虫的样子，这几天出现飞蛾了。我翻了所有的食物都没长虫啊！
c*e
9 楼
种菜种花的杀虫方式不适用在室内，就好比你衣橱不可能用gardening方法驱虫是一个
道理。
【在 B********n 的大作中提到】
: 和你说去garden板问了，问我们，我们这里又不是专业种花的
: 我记得反正不同虫子用的水不一样
: 有的是baking soda水溶液，有的是醋的水溶液
: 有的用什么辣椒水就能去掉
: 但是你再在这里问，懂行能看到的人也不急隔壁garden版多啊
道理。
【在 B********n 的大作中提到】
: 和你说去garden板问了，问我们，我们这里又不是专业种花的
: 我记得反正不同虫子用的水不一样
: 有的是baking soda水溶液，有的是醋的水溶液
: 有的用什么辣椒水就能去掉
: 但是你再在这里问，懂行能看到的人也不急隔壁garden版多啊
O*e
10 楼
Pantry Pests Management
from http://www.ipm.ucdavis.edu/PMG/PESTNOTES/pn7452.html
Getting rid of food-infesting moths or beetles takes continuous, persistent
effort at removing and cleaning up the infestation, especially if it has
been present for a while. Some pests are capable of living for many weeks
without food; thus the threat of reinfestation exists until they die off or
are killed. It is best, at least for several months after eliminating the
infested products, to store any susceptible food in airtight containers or
in a refrigerator or freezer. Also, as a general practice, storing
infrequently used food items (e.g., pancake flour, grains, spices, and so
forth) in the freezer prevents infestations from developing.
Pheromone traps are available in many retail stores to monitor and trap
Indianmeal moths and other pantry pests. Insecticides aren't recommended for
any of the pantry pests.
If you find small moths or beetles crawling or flying around your kitchen,
look for the food source of these pests and remove it immediately. If you
locate the infestation before it spreads to other packages, control may be
relatively easy. The source is commonly a package damaged at the store or an
opened one that is little used or forgotten. The best thing to do with the
package is seal it up and dispose of it, removing it from the house
immediately.
Cleaning Up an Infestation
Most commonly, by the time the insects are noticed, they have already spread
to other food packages. Carefully inspect all packages, especially those
that have been opened or are exposed. Destroy any that give the slightest
indication of infestation. Other than the insects themselves, telltale signs
include webbing in tight places of a package or tiny holes in the container
. Insects are less likely to invade packages that have their original seal
but more commonly infest those that have been opened or that have been on
the shelf for a long time. Before replacing noninfested packages, wash
shelves with soap and water, scrubbing corners and crevices or vacuuming
them with a crevice attachment to remove eggs and pupae.
Pheromone Traps
Pheromone traps are readily available for several different pantry pests,
although pheromone traps specifically designed for the Indianmeal moth won't
attract beetles. There are some traps (e.g., Pantry Patrol) that attract
several different pantry pest species, including the Indianmeal moth, red
flour beetle, confused flour beetle, warehouse beetle, and cigarette beetle.
Use pheromone traps to detect pests that remain in the house after the
source of the infestation has been removed. Pheromones are chemicals
produced by an organism to affect the behavior of other members of the same
species. In the case of the Indianmeal moth, a sex pheromone attracts adult
male moths into the trap where they get stuck on the sticky sides; these
traps won't attract the female moths but may reduce their ability to produce
eggs if the traps catch males before they can mate. The pheromones used to
attract the flour beetle species are aggregation pheromones that attract
both sexes. Food oil lures are also contained in some traps.
Place the traps in the area of a previous infestation and check them weekly.
Most traps remain effective for about three months. Whenever you catch a
new batch of moths or beetles in traps, it is time to inspect food packages
again for an infestation.
Prevention and Sanitation
Most home infestations of pantry pests maintain themselves on spills in the
crevices of cupboards and drawers or in opened packages of food stored for
long periods of time. Following a few general guidelines when storing food
products will help you avoid many potential problems:
Don't put exposed food on shelves. Place it in containers with tight-fitting
lids; plastic bags aren't adequate.
Regularly clean shelves, bins, and all other locations where there is any
possibility of flour or other food particles accumulating. Certain pests
need only small amounts of food to live and breed. Soap and water are great
for cleaning flat areas, and vacuuming with a crevice attachment will help
clean cracks, edges, and corners.
Don't mix old and new lots of foodstuffs. If the old material is infested,
the pest will quickly invade the new.
Clean old containers before filling them with fresh food. They may be
contaminated and cause a new infestation.
Don't purchase broken or damaged packages of food materials. They are more
likely to become infested.
Construct storage units so that they are tight and can be easily cleaned.
Store bulk materials, such as pet foods, in containers with tight-fitting
lids.
Keep storage units dry. This is important because moisture favors the
development of pantry pests, while dryness discourages them.
Some pantry insects breed in the nests of rodents and insects and may
migrate from these into homes. Eliminate any nests found in or near the home.
Pantry pests can also breed in rodent baits. Be sure to frequently check and
discard infested baits.
Warning on the Use of Chemicals
Pesticides are poisonous. Always read and carefully follow all precautions
and safety recommendations given on the container label. Store all chemicals
in the original labeled containers in a locked cabinet or shed, away from
food or feeds, and out of the reach of children, unauthorized persons, pets,
and livestock. Consult the pesticide label to determine active ingredients
and signal words.
Pesticides applied in your home and landscape can move and contaminate
creeks, lakes, and rivers.Confine chemicals to the property being treated
and never allow them to get into drains or creeks. Avoid drift onto
neighboring properties, especially gardens containing fruits or vegetables
ready to be picked.
Do not place containers containing pesticide in the trash or pour pesticides
down sink, toilet, or outside drains. Either use the pesticide according to
the label until the container is empty, or take unwanted pesticides to a
Household Hazardous Waste Collection site. Contact your county agricultural
commissioner for additional information on safe container disposal and for
the location of the Hazardous Waste Collection site nearest you. Dispose of
empty containers by following label directions. Never reuse or burn the
containers or dispose of them in such a manner that they may contaminate
water supplies or natural waterways.
from http://www.ipm.ucdavis.edu/PMG/PESTNOTES/pn7452.html
Getting rid of food-infesting moths or beetles takes continuous, persistent
effort at removing and cleaning up the infestation, especially if it has
been present for a while. Some pests are capable of living for many weeks
without food; thus the threat of reinfestation exists until they die off or
are killed. It is best, at least for several months after eliminating the
infested products, to store any susceptible food in airtight containers or
in a refrigerator or freezer. Also, as a general practice, storing
infrequently used food items (e.g., pancake flour, grains, spices, and so
forth) in the freezer prevents infestations from developing.
Pheromone traps are available in many retail stores to monitor and trap
Indianmeal moths and other pantry pests. Insecticides aren't recommended for
any of the pantry pests.
If you find small moths or beetles crawling or flying around your kitchen,
look for the food source of these pests and remove it immediately. If you
locate the infestation before it spreads to other packages, control may be
relatively easy. The source is commonly a package damaged at the store or an
opened one that is little used or forgotten. The best thing to do with the
package is seal it up and dispose of it, removing it from the house
immediately.
Cleaning Up an Infestation
Most commonly, by the time the insects are noticed, they have already spread
to other food packages. Carefully inspect all packages, especially those
that have been opened or are exposed. Destroy any that give the slightest
indication of infestation. Other than the insects themselves, telltale signs
include webbing in tight places of a package or tiny holes in the container
. Insects are less likely to invade packages that have their original seal
but more commonly infest those that have been opened or that have been on
the shelf for a long time. Before replacing noninfested packages, wash
shelves with soap and water, scrubbing corners and crevices or vacuuming
them with a crevice attachment to remove eggs and pupae.
Pheromone Traps
Pheromone traps are readily available for several different pantry pests,
although pheromone traps specifically designed for the Indianmeal moth won't
attract beetles. There are some traps (e.g., Pantry Patrol) that attract
several different pantry pest species, including the Indianmeal moth, red
flour beetle, confused flour beetle, warehouse beetle, and cigarette beetle.
Use pheromone traps to detect pests that remain in the house after the
source of the infestation has been removed. Pheromones are chemicals
produced by an organism to affect the behavior of other members of the same
species. In the case of the Indianmeal moth, a sex pheromone attracts adult
male moths into the trap where they get stuck on the sticky sides; these
traps won't attract the female moths but may reduce their ability to produce
eggs if the traps catch males before they can mate. The pheromones used to
attract the flour beetle species are aggregation pheromones that attract
both sexes. Food oil lures are also contained in some traps.
Place the traps in the area of a previous infestation and check them weekly.
Most traps remain effective for about three months. Whenever you catch a
new batch of moths or beetles in traps, it is time to inspect food packages
again for an infestation.
Prevention and Sanitation
Most home infestations of pantry pests maintain themselves on spills in the
crevices of cupboards and drawers or in opened packages of food stored for
long periods of time. Following a few general guidelines when storing food
products will help you avoid many potential problems:
Don't put exposed food on shelves. Place it in containers with tight-fitting
lids; plastic bags aren't adequate.
Regularly clean shelves, bins, and all other locations where there is any
possibility of flour or other food particles accumulating. Certain pests
need only small amounts of food to live and breed. Soap and water are great
for cleaning flat areas, and vacuuming with a crevice attachment will help
clean cracks, edges, and corners.
Don't mix old and new lots of foodstuffs. If the old material is infested,
the pest will quickly invade the new.
Clean old containers before filling them with fresh food. They may be
contaminated and cause a new infestation.
Don't purchase broken or damaged packages of food materials. They are more
likely to become infested.
Construct storage units so that they are tight and can be easily cleaned.
Store bulk materials, such as pet foods, in containers with tight-fitting
lids.
Keep storage units dry. This is important because moisture favors the
development of pantry pests, while dryness discourages them.
Some pantry insects breed in the nests of rodents and insects and may
migrate from these into homes. Eliminate any nests found in or near the home.
Pantry pests can also breed in rodent baits. Be sure to frequently check and
discard infested baits.
Warning on the Use of Chemicals
Pesticides are poisonous. Always read and carefully follow all precautions
and safety recommendations given on the container label. Store all chemicals
in the original labeled containers in a locked cabinet or shed, away from
food or feeds, and out of the reach of children, unauthorized persons, pets,
and livestock. Consult the pesticide label to determine active ingredients
and signal words.
Pesticides applied in your home and landscape can move and contaminate
creeks, lakes, and rivers.Confine chemicals to the property being treated
and never allow them to get into drains or creeks. Avoid drift onto
neighboring properties, especially gardens containing fruits or vegetables
ready to be picked.
Do not place containers containing pesticide in the trash or pour pesticides
down sink, toilet, or outside drains. Either use the pesticide according to
the label until the container is empty, or take unwanted pesticides to a
Household Hazardous Waste Collection site. Contact your county agricultural
commissioner for additional information on safe container disposal and for
the location of the Hazardous Waste Collection site nearest you. Dispose of
empty containers by following label directions. Never reuse or burn the
containers or dispose of them in such a manner that they may contaminate
water supplies or natural waterways.
B*n
11 楼
神逻辑
人家在gardening就不可以讨论种室内了？
种室外的就不可以organic了？
【在 c********e 的大作中提到】
: 种菜种花的杀虫方式不适用在室内，就好比你衣橱不可能用gardening方法驱虫是一个
: 道理。
人家在gardening就不可以讨论种室内了？
种室外的就不可以organic了？
【在 c********e 的大作中提到】
: 种菜种花的杀虫方式不适用在室内，就好比你衣橱不可能用gardening方法驱虫是一个
: 道理。
c*e
12 楼
买了pheromone trap，谢谢啊！
persistent
or
【在 O**e 的大作中提到】
: Pantry Pests Management
: from http://www.ipm.ucdavis.edu/PMG/PESTNOTES/pn7452.html
: Getting rid of food-infesting moths or beetles takes continuous, persistent
: effort at removing and cleaning up the infestation, especially if it has
: been present for a while. Some pests are capable of living for many weeks
: without food; thus the threat of reinfestation exists until they die off or
: are killed. It is best, at least for several months after eliminating the
: infested products, to store any susceptible food in airtight containers or
: in a refrigerator or freezer. Also, as a general practice, storing
: infrequently used food items (e.g., pancake flour, grains, spices, and so
persistent
or
【在 O**e 的大作中提到】
: Pantry Pests Management
: from http://www.ipm.ucdavis.edu/PMG/PESTNOTES/pn7452.html
: Getting rid of food-infesting moths or beetles takes continuous, persistent
: effort at removing and cleaning up the infestation, especially if it has
: been present for a while. Some pests are capable of living for many weeks
: without food; thus the threat of reinfestation exists until they die off or
: are killed. It is best, at least for several months after eliminating the
: infested products, to store any susceptible food in airtight containers or
: in a refrigerator or freezer. Also, as a general practice, storing
: infrequently used food items (e.g., pancake flour, grains, spices, and so
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