Tiny brown bugs can be a nuisance indoors, but identifying the culprit is the first step toward getting rid of them for good.

One of the most common tiny brown bugs in the house is a carpet beetle. Adult carpet beetles are often speckled and range in color from black to brown and even orange or yellow.

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Carpet beetles, small pests typically black or brown in colour, are surprisingly rife across the UK. READ MORE: Shoppers say £1.19 teeth whitening solution 'gave them their confidence back' ahead ...

Grape flea beetles. Small black beetles with enlarged hind legs for jumping. They are found in vineyards and feed on grape leaves. They are not harmful to humans or pets but can damage crops.

Chinch bugs are very small, so a magnifying glass helps when trying to identify them. You can check the outer edges of the brown spot, gently pulling the grass back to see the base of the plants.