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Coby here with Coby’s Tentles Termite and Pest Control. Here today, they’re talking about flying small flying insects and other gnats flies, or just flying buggy just don’t know what they are. The most common one we have there’s relatively small, irritating as hell, and they are either fruit fly or a fungus neck. And what we run into when we’re solving this this issue is bleach down the drains. That’s the first thing we tell everybody, because it seems to help. Now, if you have a septic system, you may not be able to do that. And there’s other other possibilities you could do. Lactobacillus acid is one that you could use that works fairly well cleaning the gunk, and that’s what you’re doing there. They’re nesting inside the gunk and the trains and the P traps, and so that’s what we’ll have with that. The other then physical, physically trapping any of these guys, reduces the population, and sometimes they’ll just eliminate things. And so the best way we found to do those things is a especially for the flies, is to take organic apple cider vinegar. Now you can use beer, you can use pork wine. You can use couple different things, and and they’ll tend to go towards it. And if you have a sticky trap, then you’ll get on the sticky trap. And sometimes your kids dozens, if not hundreds, of these things quite incredible, and that can be the craziest thing, the two the two situations at my own home that I’ve had when the kids were younger, we had a terrible problem for about three weeks, and no matter what I did, I just could not get a handle on these things. And finally, we found a banana in a backpack. It was sitting someplace, and I think it was over over Christmas holidays, so the backpack wasn’t moved back to school. So once we found that eliminated problem with that. And then the other one was, we have a lot of our or had a lot of our pantry items out in the garage where we kept everything and afford it pretty hot, so they don’t always last as long out there, but we about three weeks catching dozens, if not hundreds of them, not figuring out what the heck’s going on. And my son found a bag of old almond flour, and it was just black with the larvae and the flies and everything that was going inside of it, and that’s where they were. They found that little spot and they and soon as we got rid of that, we eliminated the problem. So it’s definitely one of those things to where the drains are, the first place you’re going to check if that doesn’t seem to help, and taking the organic apple cider vinegar and or other things you can try to use. If those don’t seem to help, then you have a different source, and then so you have to locate that source. And then you should like, once you find that, it’s going to eliminate your problem. But it can be a very frustrating thing. I’ve seen onions drop behind refrigerators before. I’ve seen all kinds of different things over the years, and it can be quite crazy. In fact, there was one surgical center that was having a problem, and about four offices down from from the surgical area, somebody had banana and where they put the their pens and pencils and whatnot. Nobody could figure it out. Well, they find that banana themselves so but yeah, definitely one of those things to where the get a vinegar bleach. Try that first, and I think you’re going to have success. But if not, so call we love Him and stuff like this and figuring things out, it’s a lot of fun for us. So I feel a question about this or anything, please. And always remember, as long as God keeps making, will keep killing you. Have a great day. I
