“Where did they come from?” This is the first question you would likely ask if you found small worms in the toilet after a vacation. The second question would be how to eliminate them and prevent a future reoccurrence. Many worms thrive in stagnant water containing organic matter, and your toilet bowl presents the ideal …
Most fly species cannot survive outside temperatures below 32°F (0°C). They die unless they find a warm and conducive place to overwinter, such as your home. Drain flies are one of the few insects that can tolerate cold weather conditions. They have a thick layer of fat that helps them keep warm and insulated, giving …
Finding tiny black worms in your cat’s water bowl or fountain can be disgusting and concerning at the same time. The first questions most people tend to ask are: Are they dangerous? And where did they come from? You can find numerous types of worms in your cat’s water bowl. However, the most common are …
How to Identify Where Drains Flies Are Coming From Drain flies can also be referred to as sewer, moth, or sink flies. They live and breed in moist places and feed on the organic matter found in drains, contaminated soil, sewer lines, or septic tanks. You may also find them around wet mops and buckets, …
Drain flies are annoying, unsanitary and difficult to get rid of. We reviewed the top drain fly killer products to simplify your purchase decision. Drain Fly Gel Reviews Drain gels come in two forms, enzymatic or chemical. Their goal is to remove any organic buildup in pipes or blockages. This eliminates the fly breeding ground. …
No, They Nibble Your Fruit, Not Flesh! Fruit flies are a very common household pest, and while they might be annoying, they do not bite or sting. They are more prolific during late summer and fall when the weather is warmer and ripened, or fermenting fruits and vegetables are plentiful. A person story about these …
No, Drain Flies Do Not Bite Drain flies, also known as moth, sewer, or filter flies, are tiny, dark-winged gnats with round, fuzzy bodies. Unlike other species of flies, they do not bite or sting humans or animals. This also means they do not easily spread diseases to humans. Flies feed and breed in damp …
It’s a shame these bugs have no natural predators in the US, which makes sense, considering they taste horrible to natural predators Squishing a shield bug is a bad idea. Unlike drain flies, they will release a pungent smell that will permeate your RV. The brown marmorated stink bug was brought over by mistake from …
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. …
Bed bugs appearance might look like that of a stinkbug nymph (baby), but they are world’s apart. Bed bugs are commonly found in areas where there are people, and leave behind spots or brown fecal matter. Stink bugs do not need on human blood, can fly when mature, and can be found throughout any area …
