Inchworms (caterpillars) appearing daily in the kitchen likely hatched from eggs laid indoors. They congregate where food is available.
Both are available at garden centers or online (Planet Natural, Gardens Alive). Clean up food sources, seal cracks, and reduce indoor humidity to prevent recurrence.
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