The question is, what kind of flies are they? Drain flies (also known as moth, filter, or sewage flies) and fruit flies (also called pomace or vinegar flies) are some of the most common culprits.

Drain flies will attempt to fly out and get stuck, says Oi. These flies, also known as phorid flies, are about 1/8 inch long and are known as “scuttle” because of their sporadic movements. They’re ...

Say goodbye to drain flies for good by targeting them at an often overlooked breeding ground. As we transition into the autumn months with colder weather, many of the insects that infest our homes ...

Learn More › Drain flies, also known as moth flies, are a common nuisance in many homes. These pests live and breed inside your plumbing pipes, feeding on decomposing material and laying eggs ...

Drain flies, also known as sink flies, sewer gnats, or filter flies, are a tiny, common household pest that thrive in moist environments like drains, sewers, and septic tanks. They look like fruit ...

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Lou Manfredini joins Lisa Dent in his new weekly segment, Ask Lou, where Lou answers your questions about all things home repair. This week Lou talks to our listeners and answers their questions.

Vermin, dirty dishes and poor personal cleanliness — restaurants across the city have dirty secrets they'd rather not share.

Electric RC aircraft are not known for long flight times, with multirotors usually doing 20-45 minutes, while most fixed wings will struggle to get past two hours. [Matthew Heiskell] blew these ...

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