The importance of ongoing education about pest control

Aug 19, 2015 ... The little buggers feed off the slime, lay eggs, hatch larvae, and become furry little flies all in the drains of our plumbing. Drain flies are attracted to small amounts of stagnant water they find in plumbing pipes, sinks or other drainage areas. Jan 16, 2025 ... Drain flies are very common and can breed anywhere with stagnant or dirty water. They are usually only a temporary problem and happen most often ... Jan 14, 2025 ... We've had the most success with the baking soda and vinegar approach, which helps break up stuck-on residue inside the drain. In an urban environment, moth fly development often occurs in the slimy organic matter coating sink or shower drains, giving these flies an alternate common ... Dec 4, 2013 ... The nematoceran family Psychodidae (moth flies or drain flies) are small true flies (Diptera) with short, hairy bodies and wings giving them a furry moth-like ... Psychodidae, also called drain flies, sink flies, filter flies, sewer flies, or sewer gnats, is a family of true flies. Some genera have short, hairy bodies ... Dec 16, 2020 ... Drain flies are rather weak fliers and, as such, they tend to make irregular, jerky, short flights. The entire life cycle of these tiny gnats lasts between one ... Jun 30, 2017 ... The behavior you describe does sound like the “drain” flies or psychoda. If so, then there is decomposing organic matter somewhere otherwise they wouldn't ... Jun 25, 2020 ... Drain flies (Psychodidae: Psychoda spp.) remind you of gnats the way they lightly fly around all over just like gnats, but the big difference is ...