Reviewed by Amanda Rose Newton Fact checked by Jessica Wrubel Fruit fly traps made from everyday items in your home can ...

If you suspect you have fruit flies in your home, you're certainly not alone. These insects are most common in the summer and fall months, but they can be problems throughout the year. These 1/8-inch ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Fruit flies are a warm-weather pest we all face eventually, and they can even pop well into the fall ...

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Gnats and fruit flies are invading homes during the spring season, but there are ways to keep the population small with regular household items. Both insects are searching for a similar food source — ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." At one point or another, you're bound to deal with pesky fruit flies inside the house. While there are ...

It's that time of year again when you leave a piece of fruit on the counter for five minutes and suddenly your kitchen is hosting a rave for a thousand tiny, uninvited guests. Yes, the fruit flies are ...

Summer means ripe tomatoes, tall glasses of lemonade and, yes, fruit flies. The pesky pests are the last thing you want buzzing in front of your face—especially when you're prepping dinner or having ...

Fruit flies are one of those household pests that seem to come out of nowhere and can be tricky to get rid of. These very small flying insects, which look like gnats or tiny versions of houseflies, ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. If there’s one thing we absolutely hate, it’s fruit flies.

Fruit flies are pesky, nagging, persistent pests that can be difficult to get rid of once and for all, something that TikToker Majda Medved (@majdamedved) experienced first hand in her own home. After ...