How do you get rid of a fly infestation in your home if the cause is unknown?

Answer 1

Prevention is the first step. Make sure that all surfaces in your house are clean and that there is no place for larvae to grow. Bleach the kitchen surfaces, sink overflows and areas where pets eat and rest as well as bathroom areas. Vacuum every room every day and throw out the vacuum bag to remove larvae. Garbage should be taken outside daily and should be in a covered container. Outside, clean the porch area around the doors and windows. Remove any garbage or open pet food. Windows should have screens.

Fly tape may help as will leaving a trap to attract the flies. I place a banana peel out and wait. In an hour or so, the flies will have found the peel and I squirt them with a spray bottle with some dish soap in it. This makes their wings stick to their body and glues them in place. Flyswatters will help you eliminate those around the house, but they should become fewer as you put other steps in place.

Answer 2

Checking for dead animals, entry points, spilled food, and uncontained wastes are ways to locate the cause of a fly infestation. The insects in question will infest areas which they access through breaks and cracks or which offer them food sources, protection from predators and stresses, and shelter.

Answer 3

Following the insect in question's comings and goings and looking for crumbs, entryways and spills are ways of finding the cause of house fly infestations. There must be an entrance and an exit by way of cracks, crevices, fissures and such openings as unrepaired window screens. There likewise will be food and shelter that offer the house fly opportunities to breed and feed.

Answer 4

vliees go after food so look for old food

but the best flys are found on Lucky jeans.

They say "Lucky you"

which is cute.