Set traps with vinegar and dish soap to catch gnats and make sure to keep your drains clean, dispose of overripe fruit, and ...

Your description sounds like you have an ongoing healthy infestation of fungus gnats. They are a common pest of plants grown indoors and are often associated with overwatered houseplants. They can ...

Gnats are an annoying presence in a home whichever of the types of small insect to which we give this name we’re talking about. They seem to appear out of nowhere, and they’re pests in whichever room ...

Fungus gnats are a common pest among houseplants. These small flies tend to go unnoticed at first, slowly building their populations by laying eggs on the soil of our container plants. Their larvae ...

Gnats are attracted to the color yellow, making it the natural choice for adhesive cards used to trap the plant pests. Dima Berlin If you’ve noticed hordes of tiny insects flying around your home — ...

If you’ve recently noticed tiny insects flying around your home or office, the cause may not be a ripe banana or leftover food. Instead, says Kansas State University horticulture expert Cynthia ...

You expect pests outdoors, but it’s exasperating when gnats flit around your face or end up in your beverage when you’re indoors. “’Gnat’ is a general term for a type of small fly,” says Matt Bertone.

Gnats, flies, no-see-ums – whatever you call them, they’re disproportionately annoying for something so darn tiny. Taking back your kitchen is easy, though, when you follow the right advice. Here’s ...

A: The short answer is that these small black bugs in the house that aren’t fruit flies could be a number of different types of insects, from gnats to ants to flies. While gnat bugs are technically a ...

I have noticed small flying gnats around my potted geraniums. The plants look fine. What do you think they are? Shanice, J. — Tulsa There are three household insects that can be classified as gnats — ...

It kills fruit flies and gnats with no smell, noise, mess, or poisons. Summer has barely begun, and already gnats and fruit flies have us at our wit’s end. Where there’s one, there will soon be ...