Tackling 'little-known' breeding zone for drain flies will banish them for good - and it's not drains
manchestereveningnews.co.ukDrain flies can be a nuisance in your home, especially during the colder months. As summer pests like ants and fruit flies begin to disappear, autumn brings its own set of bugs, including drain flies.
These tiny insects thrive in damp conditions, and are often found in your kitchens and bathrooms - breeding in the organic matter within drains.
To effectively get rid of them, it's crucial to tackle the problem at the source. A combination of vinegar, baking soda, and hot water can help clean out your drains, along with a specific enzyme killer designed to remove their food source and kill the flies simultaneously.
However, if this method doesn't work, there might be another breeding ground for these pesky flies. READ MORE: Renters outraged at 'insane' £3.6k a month house with bed 'inches' away from shower A Reddit user sought advice after struggling to eliminate persistent drain flies, despite clearing their drains and even covering them with cups.
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