Fruit flys

Time flies like an arrow.

Fruit flies like a banana.

Hope that helps.

Burn the whole place down and start over

Clean disposal

Clean sinks

Get the blue light traps - Zevo

Drink 2/3 bottle of beer and throw some dish soap in there, then make a cone out of a paper and put it in The mouth of the bottle, you’ll catch em all and then some.

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Drink 2/3 bottle of beer and throw some dish soap in there, then make a cone out of a paper and put it in The mouth of the bottle, you’ll catch em all and then some

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This intrigues me. Ill report back.

Had a problem with them earlier this year. They need a source of water. They were in my kitchen, and my drains were probably my issue. Tried several treatments, including traps and nothing worked.

I finally started pouring boiling water in each drain 2 to 3 times a day. And kept a plate over each drain the rest of the day. The boiling water would kill anything growing in it, and the plate kept any existing flies from going down and laying new eggs. Within two weeks, my problem was gone.

Don’t know if that work or coincidence but I would do that again if I ever have that problem again

Get a Zevo or two. They work really well. I’m going to give you a drain treatment slightly different than those mentioned already, but it worked for me:

1/2 cup baking soda - pour down kitchen drain. Use something thin that won’t break to circulate the baking soda around until it is all down the drain. I used a butter knife.

1 cup white vinegar - pour it down the same drain as the baking soda. You will hear the fizzing as the two react.

Leave them alone to work for fifteen minutes, minimum.

Bring a large pot of water to a boil. Pour the boiling water down the treated drain to clean the remnants of the baking soda and vinegar.

That's weird, gay flys dont usually breed

Last time i had them was when I kept the recycling in a bin in the garage right by the door leading to the kitchen. I moved the recycling to the opposite side of the garage, and the typical vinegar and sink treatments killed the ones already inside and they never came back in.