What can I use to deter the bugs that get into my packaged flour and rice without using any chemicals? - flour packaging
I've packed little bugs crawling on my brown rice flour, and I do not want to use chemicals in food, because I can not do anything about how to get rid of them or prevent them in the future?
Saturday, January 23, 2010
Flour Packaging What Can I Use To Deter The Bugs That Get Into My Packaged Flour And Rice Without Using Any Chemicals?
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You can try your flour and rice stored in airtight containers. A cost-effective way to do is to go to the bakery from a local supermarket and ask if they can save some icing for your empty bucket. The cubes are usually about a gallon and are very strong and firm. This is my way to think of sugar ants food can you worked.
All of the above, really. It is necessary to consider all packages that are not waterproof and free of bugs (not all in a plastic container tightly closed pass), the clean all cabinets. To save the flour / / Articles of the grains of rice in the freezer for 72 hours and in airtight plastic. With the purchase of new packages, or frozen and stored in the same way.
It is a pain, but the little critters are persistent to ensure that no flour or buried cling to the edge of the container, will be dressed as.
A leaf can not hurt.
I use Rubbermaid containers with lids silicone tip and I never had a problem. Also crispy chips keep in rainy weather, nothing is or smaller.
Give your cabinets a good cleaning action and then put everything in plastic containers or plastic bags. Soon as I put things in the supermarket. Sometimes I open a new bag and found it already infested with insects. It goes back to the store, but can not change for another bag that was beside him on the podium .... is likely to be infected but not yet implemented.
Flour surprisingly bad quickly, so I keep in my pocket a plastic ring in the freezer. Rice, in a plastic container or you can push them in a plastic bag PACKAGE, tie the ends
I think these products in the refrigerator or freezer.
Sometimes they are already infested with eggs and cold weather delayed the development.
Others use bay leaves ...
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