I stored my flour in its original packet like everyone else: the day I found tiny holes chewed through the plastic, I understood why cleaning never worked
Those mysterious pinhole-sized tears in your flour bag aren’t a manufacturing defect—they’re the work of pantry pests that chewed right through the packaging. Standard plastic bags were never designed to stop determined insects, and the infestation likely started long before your kitchen. The real fix isn’t more scrubbing; it’s switching to containers these pests can’t penetrate.