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Subject: Re: CSBugs from Brown rice 2
I have had real small little critters before but this is the first time in
my life I have had these ones...they came out of an unopened brown rice bag
and the rice wasn't organicdebbie
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Subject: Re: CSBugs from Brown rice 2
I have had real small little critters before but this is the first
time in my life I have had these ones...they came out of an unopened
brown rice bag and the rice wasn't organicdebbie
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From: Carl Deb
I have had real small little critters before but this is the first time in my
life I have had these ones...they came out of an unopened brown rice bag and
the rice wasn't organic
So vegatarians eat more protein than they thought.
Brickey
From: Rowena new...@aapt.net.au
Sent: Monday, July 24, 2006 10:01 PM
It continued to be a problem for decades until I happened to notice
something called a pantry moth trap. There are plenty of entries via
Google
search on those words, but I don't have an unopened pack to tell you about
what
It's a flat cardboard that you fold into a
triangular tube. You open up a lure and stick it on the sticky inside
of the trap.
Moths are attracted to the lure, and get stuck on the sticky stuff. I
hardly ever see a moth now - except stuck in the trap.
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That's the
On Mon, 24 Jul 2006 22:44:35 -0700, Acmeair wrote in
44c5afc3.8070...@verizon.net:
i've been into this health stuff since the mid 70's. grain mill,
kefir/yogurt makers, what all. was always having to dump stuff because
of the infections of crawling and flying bugs.
Just have a way to
The way we found to get rid of them is to put EVERYTHING that they may
eat into seperate zip lock bags. If they appear inside the bag, throw
it away unopened. When they can no longer find any food, they all die
off.
Marshall
kskiefe...@aol.com wrote:
My deepest sympathy. the stuff about the
In a message dated 7/25/2006 7:24:35 AM Pacific Standard Time,
mdud...@king-cart.com writes:
The way we found to get rid of them is to put EVERYTHING that they may eat
into seperate zip lock bags. If they appear inside the bag, throw it away
unopened. When they can no longer find any
Thanks for all the answers my main concern has been twenty five pound bags I
bought from the health food store the past month so far they look okayI put
them in a big beach cooler I have along with bay leaves...and oh yes these are
organic so I am hoping that makes a differencedebbie
understand, pantry pests are pretty common, ick!!
Deb
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From: kskiefe...@aol.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Monday, July 24, 2006 8:08 PM
Subject: Re: CSBugs from Brown rice 2
My deepest sympathy.
the stuff about the extra protein is funny unless you have
My deepest sympathy.
the stuff about the extra protein is funny unless you have these critters.
If you have bad eyes and cannot see them, I also think it may not be a
problem.
I had them once. (once is too many times)
they came in the sealed bag of flour I bought at the store. this is
. From what I
understand, pantry pests are pretty common, ick!!
Deb
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From: kskiefe...@aol.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Monday, July 24, 2006 8:08 PM
Subject: Re: CSBugs from Brown rice 2
My deepest sympathy.
the stuff about the extra protein
One of the bugbears when we first moved here to Australia was the Indian
Meal Moth.
When you're starting out from scratch building a household again and using
things like ice cream containers as kitchen containers, there is no
protection, as the caterpillars or whatever seem to just slide
i've been into this health stuff since the mid 70's. grain mill,
kefir/yogurt makers, what all. was always having to dump stuff because
of the infections of crawling and flying bugs.
a lady, sharing a room with the wife in a hospital ward, realized that i
might be LDS, which i am not,
Debbie is this the one???
http://www.knowledgebank.irri.org/riceDoctor_MX/Fact_Sheets/Pests/Rice_Bug.htm
Trudy
no there look like small little mothsI wonder why I got them now??
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From: Gertrude dj...@home.nl
Debbie is this the one???
http://www.knowledgebank.irri.org/riceDoctor_MX/Fact_Sheets/Pests/Rice_Bug.htm
Trudy
They or the larvae were probably in the rice when you bought it. Once or twice
over the years I've found them in rice that had been stored for a while. Wipe
the area down with alcohol.
debbiegerar...@comcast.net wrote: no there look like small little mothsI
wonder why I got them now??
gotchathis has never happened to me beforethanks debbie
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From: Carol Ann saffiresk...@yahoo.com
They or the larvae were probably in the rice when you bought it. Once or twice
over the years I've found them in rice that had been stored for
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