After the snow has melted, I'm starting to notice a lot of the damage that was done to my lawn from moles last year. Keeping in mind that I have two very curious dogs, how can I get rid of them (without also posing a danger to my dogs)?

There is another post in this forum dated 02/05/05 titled Indian Meal Worms. I was going to post there, but, well, I just didn't! I have a similar problem as a couple ppl mentioned in that post. I bought my house just over 2 years ago and have had those nasty little maggot looking bugs in my cupboards, drawers and will occasionally find one on the counter or the stove. I read all the posts in the other thread, but I'm not 100% sure that Indian Meal Moths are what I have. Are those the only moths that lay eggs that result in the nasty little white larva? Or could it be something else? A different kind of moth or maybe not even a moth. I do see moths in the house, but not often and they are rarely the same size/color. Well, they are almost always mostly grey, but some of them are bigger than what was described in the other thread. Also, is the webbing that was mentioned eye catching/easily noticable? Because I have never seen anything that looked even remotely like a web. Not in the cupboards/drawers. Or did I read that wrong and the web is where the moths lay their eggs? I am just sooooooooo grossed out by these things. I keep the house clean, but they were here when I moved in. I'd also heard that they don't like peppermint extract or Bay leaves. I did test the peppermint, poured a circle of it around a live larva, and it seemed to shy away, when I poured more extract, it killed the larva....but I'm pretty sure it was because I drowned it lol. #1 So, my questions are: Are Indian Meal Moths the only kind of bug that could be laying the eggs? #2 How noticable is the webbing and is it found where the larva are laid? or will it be found where the larva travel to? #3 Has anyone ever heard of the peppermint extract/bay leaf thing? Also, I did clean the cupboards/drawers thouroughly, vaccuumed and wiped them down w/ hot water and extract. So what now??? **added. Every time I suspect they are back, I throw away anything that is not sealed in a jar or a can. I don't even bother checking thru it anymore-it's getting expensive! Also, I find what looks like the outer shell of the larva occasionally, like they shed their skin. Does that help identify if it could be something besides the Indian Meal Moth?