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

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 ...

We asked a bug expert about how to stop fruit flies from invading your kitchen, and what to do if they have you surrounded.

Fruit flies are attracted to odors from food decay in trash cans. DIY traps, deodorizing products, and regular cleaning can ...

Fruit flies are attracted to more than just fruit. See what other sneaky things are inviting these pests into your home, and how you can get rid of them.

Fruit flies are attracted to the sugars and fermentation products in produce, according to the University of Arizona. Leaving produce out on countertops, in bowls or in pantries can quickly lead ...

Even when you’re tired, find a way to clean up right away, or you’ll attract the flies and then they’ll take over. “Fruit flies have a quick gestation period,” Scot Hodges, director of ...

Fruit flies are pesky little creatures that are annoying, unhealthy, and mostly just plain gross. The yucky part is, as soon as they find a food source, they begin laying hundreds of eggs while ...

Fruit flies can be a problem year round, but are especially common during late summer/fall as they are attracted to ripened or fermenting fruits and vegetables, according to Michael Potter, an ...

Fruit flies are also attracted to fermented goods, including liquor, wine, and beer. Even though fruit flies might be annoying pests, the insects are considered beneficial species.

But the arrangement--left out over time -- could also attract those pesky fruit files. The flies, which are one-eighth of an inch in length, “are attracted to overripe produce, juices, and ...