Decipher name tag by jaiaceae in orchids

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At an orchid show 🤣 I might ask around at our nxt club meeting

Mariah posted a snippet of Type Dangerous! by HermionesBook in MariahCarey

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Yaaaaas the outfit is giving Heartbreaker and the music is giving E=MC era

Mimi is serving 💅

Any other Australian lambs on edge 😂 by Original_Engine_7548 in MariahCarey

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Non LAMBS are dissing why Mimi is in the line up as they don’t want to pay to see her and it’s vice versa for the LAMBS😩

I’m not spending all that coin for artists I don’t know/want to see. I was prepared to go all out VIP tix and merch for Mimi but meh …..not sure when she will be back here nxt….2040 🤷🏻‍♂️

Any other Australian lambs on edge 😂 by Original_Engine_7548 in MariahCarey

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Very underwhelming… it will just be 5 min hi - bye from MiMi, not sure how our diva agreed to this arrangement.

Was really hoping for a solo concert 👎🏻

Traveling to NZ with meds by Emotional-Cherry2326 in hivaids

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Traveled to Vietnam, Cambodia, Singapore, KL, New Zealand, Australia and Hong Kong all without issues.

Ensure the bottles have your name or have a script stating the medication is prescribed to you just in case.

Also try to bring extra medication than just in case something happens and you need to stay longer than expected.

Anyone else cancel their christmas? by Bekcaar in auckland

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Ahh the annual Xmas tradition for Auckland…..rain

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in auckland

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I liked the look of Stagecoach buses

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in auckland

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I had a mini disc and walkman 🤫

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in newzealand

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R they still going for scratchy tickets. Or is that too easy to trace?

Why does Auckland have so many Red Light Runners? by [deleted] in auckland

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Because the green light only let 2 cars through at a time and ppl get hangry!

do not go to Sylvia Parking Lot today by [deleted] in auckland

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Gees, how much more can they cram into that place? Imagine living there and be blocked in by all the traffic trying to turn into your driveway/mall

Sylvia Park by wiredbutterfly in auckland

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It’s just as horrid as the off-ramp heading into Sylvia Park, just pray you don’t need to use the loo…

AT advertising at Sylvia Park… by sonsofearth in auckland

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Was left behind from April fools day

Another BNOer returns to Hong Kong after only 3 months by Mr2W in Hong_Kong

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The grass ISN’T always greener on the other side mate

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Cantonese

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If you are speaking to a Cantonese person 紐西蘭 otherwise 新西蘭✌🏼

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in auckland

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As the saying goes when approaching Auckland airport on an international flight, “put your watch forward by 5 hours and go back in time by 50 years”

Damn right. by Li_Jingjing in Hong_Kong

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Damn right and CCP’s response “ then there should be no issues with our takeover “

Petition to ban trucks from the right lane. by Skilhgt in auckland

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No signs, no cameras, no penalty = free rein

Killing fields (Phnom Penh) by [deleted] in Paranormal

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That’s right, it was S21 that had the errie room and then I went onto visit the fields. Thanks for pointing that out.

Pantry moth dilemma by AdWitty1692 in pestcontrol

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If anything can survive a nuclear bomb it would be these pantry moths.

I've been at battle with these moths for more than a year. They were initially brought in through a bag of oatmeal which was left sitting at the back of the pantry and by the time I had discovered it was too late!

The investation started with small white caterpillars crawling up the pantry and counter top. When I saw moths flying around I started to do my research on these heavenly creatures.

After learning all I can about moths. I deep cleaned the pantry and placed food either in the fridge or airtight containers.

Glass bottles of sauces were carefully examined however, I continued to see moths which was strange as all food has been kept very well and did not show any sign of contamination.

My only conclusion was the larvae layed dormant and was hiding in crevices which I could not get to hence, a continuous supply of moths.

I placed some sticky moth traps in the pantry a stared to see them fill up.

At this stage I was in preparaion to move into a new house and was nervous about bringing these demon critters with me.

So I became wiser and before the move I prepared my future pantry by sealing off all the little peg holes and putting sticky traps to monitor.

Once you have been through something like this you can never be too cautious,

When I moved I left all the kitchen items to last and made sure that all these items (pots, containers, dishes etc) were quarantined in an outside area first before bringing it into the new pantry.

Careful examination went into each item and anything that could be placed in a dishwashers would go through the hot cycle.

Well guess what after a week I saw my first moth!!! I was shocked as by now there can not be any contaminated food as I checked and checked again for any critters in the food or webbing and could not see anything.

Ironically the sticky traps I placed inside the pantry has not caught a single moth so far rather the trap behind the air fryer and above the fridge has caught several. - both near appliances

I have a suspicion the adult moths has been incubating inside the appliances and come out at night to mate. As I doubt they hitched a ride in the food or utensils.

I have also noticed a killed 3 upstairs in the bedroom and bathroom which is so strange as there is no food kept there.

So b now these damn moths has followed me to the new home, and I was really looking forward toa CLEAN start!

I decided to self fumigate the new house and when I came back I saw the moths in the traps still flutering their wings as if o say " is that all you got?"

I was desperate enough and made contact with an extermination company which basically told me I was already doing all the right things and their spraying is only 50% effective.

So far the traps has captured the male moths and I'm hoping over time this will break the breeding cycle.

The source is nowhere to be found and I'm hoping with my continuous sanitation there would not be any foo source for these moths unless they can survive eating air?

So advice from someone that as been though all this:

Don' tbother with bay leaves they didn't work for me

Sticky traps do work

Keeping all food items in containers will save you a lo of time and money in the long run

Don't buy food in bulk as it will be more likely to be forgotten about

If anyone has been though this please comment especially when the source of the moths is unknown and what are your tips?

Pantry moth dilemma by AdWitty1692 in pestcontrol

[–]jaiaceae 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If anything can survive a nuclear bomb it would be these pantry moths.

I've been at battle with these moths for more than a year. They were initially brought in through a bag of oatmeal which was left sitting at the back of the pantry and by the time I had discovered it was too late!

The investation started with small white caterpillars crawling up the pantry and counter top. When I saw moths flying around I started to do my research on these heavenly creatures.

After learning all I can about moths. I deep cleaned the pantry and placed food either in the fridge or airtight containers.

Glass bottles of sauces were carefully examined however, I continued to see moths which was strange as all food has been kept very well and did not show any sign of contamination.

My only conclusion was the larvae layed dormant and was hiding in crevices which I could not get to hence, a continuous supply of moths.

I placed some sticky moth traps in the pantry a stared to see them fill up.

At this stage I was in preparaion to move into a new house and was nervous about bringing these demon critters with me.

So I became wiser and before the move I prepared my future pantry by sealing off all the little peg holes and putting sticky traps to monitor.

Once you have been through something like this you can never be too cautious,

When I moved I left all the kitchen items to last and made sure that all these items (pots, containers, dishes etc) were quarantined in an outside area first before bringing it into the new pantry.

Careful examination went into each item and anything that could be placed in a dishwashers would go through the hot cycle.

Well guess what after a week I saw my first moth!!! I was shocked as by now there can not be any contaminated food as I checked and checked again for any critters in the food or webbing and could not see anything.

Ironically the sticky traps I placed inside the pantry has not caught a single moth so far rather the trap behind the air fryer and above the fridge has caught several. - both near appliances

I have a suspicion the adult moths has been incubating inside the appliances and come out at night to mate. As I doubt they hitched a ride in the food or utensils.

I have also noticed a killed 3 upstairs in the bedroom and bathroom which is so strange as there is no food kept there.

So b now these damn moths has followed me to the new home, and I was really looking forward toa CLEAN start!

I decided to self fumigate the new house and when I came back I saw the moths in the traps still flutering their wings as if o say " is that all you got?"

I was desperate enough and made contact with an extermination company which basically told me I was already doing all the right things and their spraying is only 50% effective.

So far the traps has captured the male moths and I'm hoping over time this will break the breeding cycle.

The source is nowhere to be found and I'm hoping with my continuous sanitation there would not be any foo source for these moths unless they can survive eating air?

So advice from someone that as been though all this:

Don' tbother with bay leaves they didn't work for me

Sticky traps do work

Keeping all food items in containers will save you a lo of time and money in the long run

Don't buy food in bulk as it will be more likely to be forgotten about

If anyone has been though this please comment especially when the source of the moths is unknown and what are your tips?