Drain flies are not harmful. They are not parasitic, and the human body is an inhospitable environment for their larvae. That’s the good news. The bad: you might have an infestation of these insects. Drain flies love the damp and dark spaces inside your kitchen and bathroom sinks. They feed on organic debris and multiply. […]
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Cluster Flies Defined Cluster flies are common pests that invade homes, particularly when temperatures start to drop. They gain entry through small openings, cracks, and crevices. This is to seek shelter from wind and frost during the winter. Once flies are inside, these flies hibernate the winter away, ‘clustering’ together to stay warm. As the seasons
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Those small black flies in your kitchen are most likely phorid, drain or dark fruit flies. You should first identify the type of fly you are dealing with before assuming it is a fruit fly. The best way to get rid of them is by removing their food source and breeding grounds. Nothing is worse
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Differences Between Drain & Fruit Flies As you are reading this, your kitchen – or worse, your house – may be under siege by tiny flying insects. And while you can often fight off fruit flies quite easily, that will not always be the case. So with flying insects looking incredibly similar, here is a
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