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Drain flies can be removed by putting 1/4 cup of salt, 1/4 cup of baking soda (mix these two) in your drain, then add 1 cup of vinegar. Stopper the drain and flush with boiling water the next day. You may need to repeat this a couple of days. I usually add a squirt of Dawn or Lysol to the drain, after the dry ingredients, before the vinegar.

Its in all apartments where we live. Definitely the drains

Yessss! I keep thinking what is it about my face they are attracted to! Lol

I'm no engineer nor water person thing, but can't you just put window mosquito blockers net thing inside the drain? Or will it block the water in a way?

@@LeoBoxGaming I don't know what window mosquitoe blockers are...so you mean a screen? In theory a small enough screen would work, but household drains have drain stoppers in the middle. So you can fill the sink with water. So I don't know how you would adfix the screen securely.

*Dont use this methode anymore! You should not Kill!!!!* There is a better wy, get a cup or something and put in a fruit like a apple or cherry or some other fruit, make sure fruit is juicy, and put it in, then above aluminium foil, close it and make some holes, you can also use another foil than aluminium, then put it to the kitchen, dont add any soap or so, you dont need soap, and then use paper or something for the next day, be fast and put it on top of the cup when there is no fruif fly above and bring them outside and let them go fly away!!!*

@@BelieveInJesusChrist. bro there fruit flies it’s nothing personal. They’ve already killed them now just like how I am as well.

​@@BelieveInJesusChrist. Lol fly

@@BelieveInJesusChrist. can i use flamethrower

@@BelieveInJesusChrist. Come on, fruit flies are literally household pests, and they barely live for two months. Their own insignificant lives dont even mean anything to them, get over yourself and your soppy behaviour

Oh my goodness, same. Exact, same.❗😂 Bananas✨!

this dont work

@@RHathemomentcan you use regular vinegar? I have literally EVERY kind of vinegar BUT apple cider I have rice vinegar red wine , balsamic, and white do you know if I could sub with any of those? I might just try plain but I did get rid of the whole container of cuties there was one bad one and they just came out of nowhere gross 😂😂

​@@LadyKay327I would try the rice and red wine vinegar first then the balsamic. But the white won't work, I've tried.

@@emilystubbs5650 thank you so much!! I’ve been doing other stuff and I got rid of ALL the bananas I had that helped but I’m going to try the rice one tonight, I appreciate your response ♥️

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what part of the video is that? The only song I hear is used at the beginning of the package and that's "tubular bells" from The Exorcist soundtrack (Exorcist theme)

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Don't they just crawl out?

@@kruszer With a powerful vacuum I think they just die instantly, because they don't come out.

what are they called

They’re called gnats or fungus gnats :)

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That"s an Appletini!......add ice and enjoy, you'll soon forget about those pesky fies!

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@@rzuproductions5956 I filled mine to just be making contact with the lid, and it’s been working great

no..they like the rotten fruit smell

Add a little syrup to it and it will work, but not as well

Does it have to be Dawn Dishwasher? Can I use Gain Dishwasher?

How?

Might be drain gnats? Pour boiling water down your kitchen drains.

Needs to be some sort of fruit or sugar based liquid. Apple is a fruit and rice is not so they will not be attracted to rice vinegar. You can also do fruit juice if available

They fly into your mouth while u sleep u know...

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maybe you have fungus gnats and not fruit flies

Was it apple cider vinegar?

Use sugar

How long was that chicken out???

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If a flying insect lands on your food throw it away!

It's supposed to be above the fluid level, otherwise the flies can't fly in. She just wasn't paying attention to what she was doing because she was making a video for TV.

@@GrantSR thought so just wanted clarification

It really isn't necessary to cut the bottle, just put the solution into the bottle, the fruit flies will find their way in just fine.

@@destinyandpurpose The Dunning-Kruger is strong with this one. You make it into funnel so they won't be able to get out. She even says that in the video. Something tells me that your "destiny and purpose" is trolling people.

How many fruit flies have you caught? My point is that cutting the bottle is not absolutely necessary for it to work. And as for "something tells me" you really should not listen to that voice, it has caused you to make a false statement that appears to be ignorance at its finest.@@GrantSR

I think maybe you should Google "fruit fly" images. Fruit flies don't show up one at a time; it's usually 100 or more. These guys look like gnats; only 2 or 3 millimeters long. You might be looking at a house fly.

@@curiouscharacter1 there was a infestation in my house and I was spraying a bunch of them with bleach cleaner and it was killing them the female was the only one left and I knew it was a female because it kept laying eggs in my guinea pigs ears my boyfriend started cleaning my guinea pigs ears with peroxide and cotton swabs and she was flying above the cage watching him and then it started flying around my house from room to room I saw it inside my bathroom one day on the wall above my toilet and I sprayed with the bleach cleaner and it didn't die that guinea pig died that is why it wasn't flying around the cage anymore we got a new guinea pig and it wasn't bothering this one because it was the only one inside my house three weeks ago it started flying in my boyfriends face and he killed it and I do know what fruit flies look like I had a big infestation going on in my house

Good question

Any dishwashing liquid will work. Just don't overdo it. The idea is to break the surface tension so that once landing on the surface the little bugs sink at once before they have a chance to escape drowning by flying away.

Tried it and it worked!

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Yes but I’d add some syrup to it. It does work but idk if it works as well as apple cider vinegar

@@Svoboda1234 thanks for the reply ✌🏻

You're wrong. I left some vinegar (no water) with a drop of soap out on my counter, the next day I counted 30 dead fruit flies. Out of maybe one to two hundred that formed when I went on vacation and left fruit in my garbage can. I started leaving out 2 traps and they were all gone in a few days.

​​@@bestsnowboarderuknow You mean just a bottle of regular vinegar?? Can you elaborate?

Because it’s made from apples

Noticed that

Ok, so for the past 3 years every summer I get the pleasure of going to war with these little bastards. The apple cider vinegar method does work but there are some important things to understand. 1) Flies only go into these traps if they have no other choice. No other option for food. Gotta keep kitchen, trash can, and drains crazy clean. 2) Clean the trap daily and put fresh vinegar in it. Otherwise, it will stop working. Also, not a bad idea to swap out baits from time to time. I found fruit juice to also perform exceptionally well. 3) Try to avoid putting loose food in your trash can if you can. Stuff things that are likely to draw flies into large air tight storage bags and then toss in the trash can. Makes starving them out much easier if you're already keeping the kitchen clean. If you can't keep loose food out of the trash can, double bagging your trash so any that may have started breeding in your trash can get trapped inside and can't get out to infest the outside trash can. This is important because if they infest the outside can they will just come into the house from outside. Especially when the trash is collected weekly. Hope this helps.

Dude fill your sink up with cider vinegar water. Dish soap drops and put a lamp over the sink where it’s directed to illuminate sink. Do it at night turn all your lights out, except for that one lamp. They will come to it

I'll do that and wait till the wonderfully chilly night here in Ohio to set them free.

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They will fly right back into your house. No house is tight enough to keep fruit flies out! The only thing that keeps them out is to change the conditions that brought them in in the first place.