Veggie PAK
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I have a 10# bag of white rice that is good until March 2012, or that's what they would have me think anyway. I went upstairs to get some canning supplies out of my storeroom and noticed moths flying around the area with rice bags on the table. The bag of rice was still sealed and actually had very many moths in it, but so did the 12 pack of toilet paper that was next to it. The moths were inside BOTH "sealed" packages. At least I thought they were sealed.
What in the world is going on? I haven't had moth problems before.
So my question is:
Does anyone freeze their beans or rice before putting it into long term storage? I know no one freezes their toilet paper before storing it! Any idea what happened here?
What have YOU personally done with YOUR supplies to avoid situations like this? I know I can do a search and find all kinds of responses to this, but I would like to know yours.
What in the world is going on? I haven't had moth problems before.
So my question is:
Does anyone freeze their beans or rice before putting it into long term storage? I know no one freezes their toilet paper before storing it! Any idea what happened here?
What have YOU personally done with YOUR supplies to avoid situations like this? I know I can do a search and find all kinds of responses to this, but I would like to know yours.