If there are worms in rice at home, we should discard the affected rice, clean the storage container, prevent reinfection, use sealed packaging or frozen storage, and consult professional help.

1, Discard the affected rice: First, check and find out the rice that is infested. Dump the affected rice to avoid further spread of pests.

2. Clean storage containers: thoroughly clean containers for storing rice, including rice barrels, cans or bags. Remove any residue in the container, including eggs or larvae.

3. Prevent reinfection: Take preventive measures to prevent rice from being infested again. Desiccant or sealed bag can be placed in the storage container to prevent insects from entering. Ensure that the storage environment is dry and clean, and check the rice regularly for abnormalities.

4. Use sealed packaging or frozen storage: subpackage the rice into sealed bags to ensure that no air enters. Alternatively, rice can be frozen in a freezer to kill any latent eggs or larvae.

5. Consult professional help: If the pest problem is serious or persistent, you can consult professional pest control services, and they can provide more targeted solutions and suggestions.