MichelleBeth
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- Aug 18, 2016
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Help! I noticed earlier that several wheevils were in a bag of bird seed I had in a drawer with other dry foods and supplies. I tossed the bag, but I have no clue how to make sure they're gone from the drawer I stored the bag in.
I read that they can't hurt birds at least, but I certainly want to make sure they are all rid of.
I usually store my pellets and other foods in the fridge or freezer but I was low on space (wonderful timing). I somehow fit everything back in the freezer and will keep it there for 48 hrs.
But does anyone have advice for what to do about the drawer? I can take it out of the desk, but it's too big to shove in my fridge. I don't see any more bugs.. but they could be hiding in a nook between the shelf wall and the shelf floor.
I do not see any bugs anywhere else other than that bag of seed that is now out of the house.
Any advice?
Edit: I suppose if worse comes to worse, I can store the stupid drawer in a garbage bag, and then when winter comes, set it outside for 48 hrs or something...
I read that they can't hurt birds at least, but I certainly want to make sure they are all rid of.
I usually store my pellets and other foods in the fridge or freezer but I was low on space (wonderful timing). I somehow fit everything back in the freezer and will keep it there for 48 hrs.
But does anyone have advice for what to do about the drawer? I can take it out of the desk, but it's too big to shove in my fridge. I don't see any more bugs.. but they could be hiding in a nook between the shelf wall and the shelf floor.
I do not see any bugs anywhere else other than that bag of seed that is now out of the house.
Any advice?
Edit: I suppose if worse comes to worse, I can store the stupid drawer in a garbage bag, and then when winter comes, set it outside for 48 hrs or something...