keccers
@keccers.eth
Learning the hard way about freezing bagged grains. Pantry moths snuck in via a bag of Bob’s Red Mill Oatmeal. Next time I will freeze first, then transfer to a better container than a bag.
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Jason
@jachian
My parents just never got rid of those things. Just a never ending supply of them
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Eloise
@eloisee
Sorry about that best to freeze for 3 days then transfer to an airtight container
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Trish🫧
@trish
Absolutely one of the most annoying pests
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Samir 🎩
@0xsamir
There are small vacuum machines, comes with the suitable bags, tried it for freezing and storage and it's perfect
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lostsol🌻
@lostsolx
Consider using glass containers or Mason jars with tight-fitting lids. that’s what i use mostly
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Melanin💜✨
@0xmelanin
i probably should start freezing my rice
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Tk¹
@tekus.eth
Yep always go for containers With tight covers
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Law❦︎
@traguy.eth
Wow😂 Are you still gonna keep them freezes after transferring to another container I’ve never done this lol and never thought to
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Miguelgarest
@miguelgarest.eth
Ahh that sucks, try doing the bay leaves "hack" to keep pantry moths away!
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Niko
@nikomfer.eth
were there moths already when you brought them
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rav3n.base.eth
@iamrav3n
It is really annoying
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Nona𐦍༘⋆
@smallie
I think transferring to zip locks then just freeze right away would do it, that’s how I store mine
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Dan
@seyex.eth
Containers are better Air tight ones
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Rafaello.base.eth
@rafaello12
Freezing does a lot of good ngl
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zenxosa◼️Ⓜ️🎩
@zenxosa
The moths thrived in the freezer?
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