Gnats

Fungus gnats, drain flies, and phorid flies are three common small black flying bugs in the house, not fruit flies. These tiny flying insects don’t bite but are annoying insects in the house. However, tiny black flying bugs, such as biting midges (no see ums) and mosquitoes, that bite and itch, can also be present […]

Open doors and windows are the entry points for many bugs and flies. But there are instances you come across buzzing flies in a house that you shut and close before leaving for a vacation or business trip. So, how does that happen? This guide will reveal how flies get inside a house when windows

The dead flies in the house are dead cluster flies you come across during winter and spring. These flies enter the house in winter, looking for warm hibernating areas. The sunny days in the winter cause them to come out of hiding by tricking them into believing that spring has arrived. But they can’t survive

The significant difference between phorid flies and fruit flies is their body shape. Phorid flies have a hump in the thorax region. In contrast, the fruit flies have a flat back. When the phorid flies are stationary, they look curled up from the top. Another difference between the two is that the fruit flies have

If there’s any nuisance flying bug in your home that irritates you the most, it’s the drain flies. These tiny flies appear out of nowhere inside your home. It makes you wonder where drain flies come from. This guide will reveal why do you have drain flies inside your home. It’ll also reveal the sources

Epsom salt is an effective pesticide that both repels and kills pests on contact.  Many homeowners use it to get rid of pests like ants and beetles in their homes and gardens. But does Epsom salt kill fungus gnats?  And can you able to get rid of fungus gnats, forever, with Epsom salt? Keep reading