Try pouring a drain cleaner down the drain you suspect is the breeding ground for the gnats. There is most likely a clog of hair or some other material that is holding moisture and creating an ideal environment for egg-laying and hatching. Standing water (especially that which might have food or plant particles floating in it) such as mop buckets, dishwater, soaking laundry, etc. can cause the same problem. Pretty gross, huh?
Yes it is. In fact it's a crime even if he was coming out of your house.
Around aprilish I think!
its moisture coming from the wood i think
House gnats probably come from outside...... i think generally they don't travel that far. look for rooms with the most activity and check for potential breeding sites, plants (fungus gnats), drains, plumbing leaks, dirty trash cans, etc.
think the drain may be slightly blocked. Your best bet is to call a plumber now to fix it. If you leave it too long you may have toilet water coming up in other areas in your house. You can try to fix it yourself but most of the chemical treatments don't do a lot.
i dont even think they will make a fourth one
I think you will need a hub to acompolish that.
the only thing i can think of is an outside faucet bib is cracked . .i have been in the service end and the maintenance end of buildings and home repairs for a long time and the only instance i came across was a washing machine's drain pipe was cracked from the cold and in the spring timethe drain pipe keaked in the ground outside of the garage causing water and soapy water at that to run down the driveway.
Gnats are actually not attracted to any particular color. Contrary to popular belief, they are strongly attracted to carbon dioxide.
I don't realy think so
Well here is your answer. It mostly about who you trust but here there is Advanced Drain Cleaning service, or Olando drain cleaing. You can find more any where like craigslist too.
What kind of father do you think Atticus will turn out to be