We're not certain how fruit flies appear in our homes, but we want them out as soon as possible. Here’s how to get rid of fruit flies with DIY traps.

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A plant that's readily available at UK supermarkets could be the key to repelling flies this summer – and it costs less than £2.

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Get rid of fruit flies or phal makkhi hovering over your vegetable basket with these expert-approved tips Leaving traps out too long is also another common mistake. Traps should be refreshed every ...

Learn how to get rid of fruit flies, mosquitoes, gnats and other pests, with guidance from extermination experts. This is the best, and fastest way, to do it.

The common name that entomologists give fruit flies is "vinegar flies." That's because they're naturally attracted to fermented liquid, and when fruit rots, it also ferments.

But fruit flies don't thrive only on rotten fruit or vinegar. They also love sugary substances like soda, wine and beer, and you can find them in the bottom of your trash bin or any wet place with ...

AS temperatures are expected to soar to 22C across Ireland, there are five simple steps to keep fruit flies at bay that you need to know.Experts are a ...

In particular, the kitchen and bathroom drains where dirt, hair and grease can easily build-up. For this, I simply pour ½ cup of baking soda followed by ½ cup of white vinegar down my kitchen drain.