How to Get Rid of Drain Flies

[@Housebarons]

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[@deborahasher176]

Put the baking soda and salt down the drain first. Then pour in the vinegar. Quickly cover the drain and let set for at least 2 hours but overnight is best. Flush with boiling water. It could possibly take more than one treatment. Also, red wine mixed with a few drops of dish liquid makes a better trap. I had a terrible time with drain flies and these tips really work.

[@Housebarons]

Hey Deborah, Thanks for the tip! And thx for watching!

[@ambushunter2523]

I did a modified version of this last night before seeing this video. I heard about baking soda and vinegar so I put the baking soda down first and then followed it up with vinegar. Im no longer seeing the flies. But now I want to do it again tonight with the added salt and actually measure all ingredients out haha This was a helpful video and helpful additional comment!

[@H3ntairican]

I did the salt vinegar and baking soda thing but added a little bit of dish soap and then it made a super thick longer-lasting foam

[@RXPlus3]

@@H3ntairican did that work?

[@H3ntairican]

@@RXPlus3 I am not sure because I found out eventually the drain flies were coming from my main sewer and not my sink where I tried this it turned out that my main sewer pipe had sitting water and needed a good cleaning and the plumber tell me pour bunch of bleach down the drain because I have a sagging main line but after that the drain flies eventually mostly disappeared

[@cherokeewindsurfer4225]

I live in an RV. I had these gnats flying around my home for weeks. I would find them dead and alive in my bathtub . I didn't know where they were coming from until I watched this video. The gnats we're aggravated when I ran my AC. I actually thought they were coming through the AC somehow. I followed the instructions on the video. I took out my AC filters and scrubbed them. After I poured the solution down the bathtub drain and toilet black tank. I let it sit over night. I poured the boiling water in and let it sit for 2 hours. Then dumped both the grey and black water tanks. I have been running the AC and so far no more gnats. Thank you for the video.

[@Housebarons]

Hey Cherokee, Thx for the tips and for watching!

[@roadmonkey68]

Going to try this! Thanks

[@MikeekiM86]

Same exact problem. Fucking annoying. Definitely coming from the AC

[@TupacAShakurAfeni]

Thank you!! I did this process for 1 week and they were gone. They came back, I treated again and they are fine! YOU ROCKSTAR!

[@Housebarons]

Great to hear! Glad it worked for you!

[@Guardgirl22]

Thanks for showing this step by step. Doing the science experiment now. I thought the flies were fruit flies til I found out drain flies were a thing.

[@Housebarons]

Hey Stephanie, Hope it goes well! Thx for watching!

[@sandramcmillan-cato5206]

Same it just recently

[@edwardbliss8931]

Boiling water down the drain 3 days in a row did it for me

[@Housebarons]

Hey Edward, Nice tip! Thx for posting that and for watching.

[@lynnmsflexappeal3776]

Works for hornet/wasp nests in the ground too! Just wait til nighttime to do it though!

[@jamesdonahue4084]

Me,too. So far. I did it 2x a day,and plugged the drain afterwards at night. 3 days.

[@jamiemillians9455]

I'm back again!! One of these salutations worked last year for me. I had drain flies in my master bathroom from the toilet. I was amazed that this worked. Thank you!!!

[@Housebarons]

Hey Jamie.., Awesome ! Thx for letting us know!

[@2000ViperGTSsubscribe]

You mean the seal was broken and they were crawling out where the toilet meets the floor?

[@shariabbott4783]

I have used the salt, soda, vinegar solution for slow moving drains. No soap. I leave the solution in the drain for at least 20 minutes while I boil a gallon of water. Sometimes it takes 2 pots of boiling water. Clears the drain without hurting the pipes, I hope. Thank you for the video. Can't imagine your pain with 10 stitches! Hope it has healed quickly for you.

[@Housebarons]

Hi Shari, glad to hear the formula is working for you. My leg is all healed and it's onto the next project. Thanks for your concern and your comments!

[@alicesmith6750]

Thanks guy, had some work done on our bathroom pipes, started seeing those almost immediately. Now, I know what to do. TY

[@Housebarons]

Hey Alice, Thx for watching!

[@semperparatus678]

I use apple cider vinegar by itself with the mother in it. Pour into glass and fill to one inch. Get clear plastic wrap and cover the top of the glass with it and use a rubber band to keep it tight. Then poke one hole in the top and set around kitchen. They are drawn to it big time. I usually set about six of them around my home. But I am going to try this gentleman's recipe now.

[@rodzillarox4882]

Thanks brother . I have hundred of these things and i got a ton with a vaccum hose. Now making the mixture u suggested

[@shaylegoodgals1977]

Hey bud, Nice tips for pest control in general. But the only way to eliminate sewer flies for good, is to repair the breach that is in contact with the soil. I am a sewer inspector for over 30 years and this is the only way to eliminate the source of the problem. Most topical agents like the ones you shared will never reach the middle and upper sections of main drain or sewer line, Although they will likely kill any actual flies in or near the secondary traps. For the main drain or sewer lines, a topical agent would need to be delivered with some type of foaming product that would cover the entire surface of the inside of the pipe. The guy in the HOA needs to contract a Sewer inspector with a camera to identify the source of the break. Once repaired, flies are gone. Cheers

[@Housebarons]

Hey Shayle, Great explanation!!! Thank for the insight because so many people have this issue. And thx for watching!

[@HopeBromley]

Thank you 🙏! I have a small condiment bowl with a hole in the top with Apple cider vinegar and 1 drop dish soap and it is catching them but I keep seeing more every day lol. So I have assumed they are coming from the drains in my apt. I will have to do this for my bathroom and kitchen sinks. I appreciate the how to video! 🎊

[@Housebarons]

Hey Hope, Thx fir watching and commenting!

[@Renee_nf094e]

Did it work?

[@cynthiariversmartinez7682]

TY! I am doing this but I noticed that they are breeding and some are in washcloths and towels. How do I get them out??

[@samwimpy2600]

If you have a garbage disposal, I believe it's better to mix the baking soda and vinegar in the drain. Pouring it down the drain after much of the chemical reaction has occurred in the bowl seems to prevent one from being able to effectively coat the outer edges of the disposal. Just a suggestion, but I believe the foaming reaction is what allows you to coat the entire surface area

[@Noahdrawss]

My family and I just moved into a house and I opened the toilet and there were drain fly larve in the toilet, what can I do? I flushed them down and haven’t seen any since. Should I be worried?

[@thegreatpumpkinreturns]

Mine are coming from the metal plate that screws into the wall, above the drain. It doesn't fit flat onto the tub due to corrosion and bubbled tub material (been like that since I moved in 10 years ago. I get maybe 5 drain flies per day and kill them individually when I see them. I also have cats. Will this solution work even though the problem doesn't seem to be coming from the actual drain, but rather the plate above it?

[@255-southcarolina8]

Going to give this a try I live in an RV I hope it works thanks

[@Housebarons]

Hey Jimmy, Hope it helps, Thx for watching!

[@MommeeMadre1]

We do too! I'm also trying it today. Thing is, we will have to do it more often. But it's a CHEAP solution, right??? Here's our channel which had some RV remodel tips as well. kzbin.info/door/jNw_6g4DYrmmSheKx-tPzw

[@user-jv1cl2fs6m]

Here's something I discovered a few days ago. I'm guessing they take their naps in carpet. I steam cleaned my carpet with very hot water, a couple capfuls of white vinegar and about 5-8 drops of Tea Tree oil. There were hundreds in the dirty water tank. And lots in the 1st plain hot water rinse and still a shocking # in the 2nd rinse. Will be doing a third rinse today. Since gnats breed in the disposal and drains, I find it's smarter to flush the dirty water down the toilet in case some aren't dead I won't be pouring them right back in their penthouse!!

[@Housebarons]

Hey R, Thx for the input and for watching!

[@crochetloco1159]

Going to try All of these. These darn things are driving me Crazy. I hope your leg is better. Please be careful. ThankU for your help. God Bless, Love & Keep You! Juana

[@Housebarons]

Hey Crochet, Thanks! Hope it works for you! God bless you too & thx for watching!

[@AllycatlovesAG]

I noticed these the other day in my bathroom and I'm freaked out as I hate bugs. My mom put raid in the drain as well as bleach and we covered the drain with tape. I'm going to set the trap for all the ones that weren't in the drain and I'll do the vinegar flush tomorrow when I get the courage to uncover that drain.

[@bbigfish1langille940]

WELL did it work 🤔 thanks

[@CCKnight]

For my camper, I put about two inches of apple cider vinegar in a big clean whipped topping bowel and sat it in bathtub and closed the door and caught about a hundred drain flies in it. I did an experiment and I killed more using just apple cider vinegar. Also put it under a light in kitchen sink and they are attracted to light and white bowels I found out. How I got the drain flies was I paid my neighbor $20 to weed eat around my hook up since I was away from my camper most of the summer. He cut my sewage hose and it was leaking black tank when I pulled the tank for a week before I could order and replace it. I left my gray tank open and they came up in it that way. So if that happens to you don’t leave any tanks open until you can fix the problem. And treat the grown with a water and soapy bleach solution where sewage was outside. I cover my kitchen sink drains so I realized where they were coming from. My stupid neighbor could have told me he cut the sewage line but he is acting like he did nothing. Werid. But the smell was terrible, so I used a couple mason jars and put scran wrap over the top and lid around edges and pokes holes in it and caught about 50-100 and didn’t have to smell the apple cider vinegar.

[@Housebarons]

Hey Summer…, Thanks for all the detail! And thx for watching!

[@jenniferw5095]

Apple cider vinegar and soap works really well.

[@Housebarons]

Hi Jennifer, thanks for the tip!

[@DontrelleRoosevelt]

First of all, I hope you've healed up well! That's most important. Secondly, my entire neighborhood has had a problem with these, and it's getting worse in the past four years. I brought exterminators, and a few days later, they returned. I don't have them as badly as this house does (yet, and I stress YET! haha), but it's getting bad. I am going to make these traps, but before that, should we not contact our HOA to let them know that 100% of our neighborhood has a problem? I know there has to be a cracked drain somewhere underneath our houses.

[@Housebarons]

Hey Dontrell…., Sure won’t hurt to talk to HOA. Maybe they’d hire an exterminator and you all could get a bulk discount for so many homes! Thx for watching!

[@skyking643]

just watched video and your blue concoction in the tub ... now were the dead flies out side your concoction from before or did you clean the tub and the dead flies that are outside your concoction from that day or were they the ones that were there from previous day ?????? so were the dead flies in the tub(outside the blue concoction) shown at 2:50 from over night or were they previously there ???????

[@TupacAShakurAfeni]

Thank you! I but the like button & subscribed! I'm going to the store now to get all of the ingredients that I don't have.

[@Housebarons]

Thanks for subbing! Welcome!

[@frankyalvarado9333]

I have little larvae drain fly worm things coming out of my sink, any tips?? They are really gross

[@donnapollock]

I agree I put the Baking soda and salt first kinda shake it down the drain a little and the add the vinegar it really works great plus it cleans your drain and drain pipes. But also check and make sure you don'y have a broken pipe in your plumbing. You will never get rid of the drain flies until it's fixed they can lay 30 to 200 eggs per day they live for only 2 weeks and the will make nest in your furinture your bedding and window tracts. the are drawn to light. don't use boiling water just really hot water boiling water may cause damage to you PVC pipes as they are plastic...

[@Housebarons]

Great point! I heard that a few times - pipe breakage is a likely cause. Thx for sharing!

[@cynthiariversmartinez7682]

I definitely must have the drain flies. My honey fixed my clogged bathroom sink and out came a huge best. But they are still here and breeding. I have found 2 types of things breeding I think 1 insect looks like a microscopic clear mosquito & the other a teeny tiny black crab?? I'm using your method tonight. But I have now found them in the washcloths and towels?? What do I do?? Please help

[@Housebarons]

Hi Cynthia, if you use these methods for a few days they should take care of your problem with drain flies. Also, wash your towels in hot water. If you continue to have issues, you should call an exterminator, especially for the tiny black crabs - yikes! Good luck!

[@gina2190]

I got all that in London

[@mslizzy03]

Crabs??

[@mikecambino8295]

Can this be used if sink drain has a garbage disposal attached?

[@michellehickox4971]

I have seen drain flies occasionally but not aware of a sewer disconnect. Should i be looking for that issue?

[@Housebarons]

Hey Michelle, If your drain flies can’t be overcome then yes, you may have an crack, dislocation in a drain line which allows them in ( that is a common comment we hear). A great tool to buy or rent to discover the issue is one we did a recent review on: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hny8lqJrZ66frNEsi=DD_LqDTCqOXnbOWI If you drain flies keep coming back, then I would search for a cause. Thx for watching!

[@desarae6745]

I just bought a home and it came with a one year warranty do you think that would be covered under the warranty because I have been trying to get of these things for months now and nothing helps

[@Housebarons]

Hey Desarae, You could ask - that can’t hurt. My guess is no - but that is a guess. If you find out different please let us know. That would be interesting! Thx for watching!

[@pizzas4breakfast]

I got rid of my roach problem, but I think the roaches might have been eating the drain fly eggs because now I have flies

[@hughheffy333]

Hello, Can you kindly suggest a scenario like mine currently where I am not sure which drain in the apartment these flies are popping out From. In that case is it reasonable to do this solution you showed on every drain in apartment including bathrooms, kitchen, bath tubs?

[@Housebarons]

Hey Huge, Seems like a good approach. Thx for watching!

[@streetghost]

Put red wine or red wine vinegar in a glass. Cover with clear plastic wrap. Put rubber band around glass to keep plastic wrap tight. Poke holes with a toothpick in the plastic wrap. The flies will enter to get to the liquid, but won't know how to get back out.

[@Housebarons]

Hey Street…, Thx for the tip and Thx for watching!

[@opheliamaples]

@Streetghost. I do the same, except I also add a few drops of dish soap to break the surface tension. Apple cider vinegar is great and a yellow cup is good for attracting them.

[@Renee_nf094e]

That works great for *catching* them. I've caught probably thousands of them that way however it doesn't stop them from multiplying if they are laying eggs.

[@brigettphillipsbp]

Thank you this remedy works ☺️ I did the drain method I only seen one gmat this morning, how often should I do this?

[@Housebarons]

Hi Brigett, we fixed an actual crack in our drain line. We used this formula a couple of times and all was well. So, we think that you should only have to do this twice at most. If there is still a problem, maybe you have some other issue. These gnats also appear if you keep fruit out on your counter. Hope this helps!

[@cslider57]

Do you have to use the boiling water down the drain? We have them in our camper and I'm not sure the camper pipes could handle boiling water. Just wondering if the boiling water is necessary.

[@Housebarons]

Hey Claudette, Great question. You could try less than boiler water and see…. Thx for watching!

[@cslider57]

I did the baking soda, salt and vinegar. I left it over night. I flushed it with hot water from the faucet. I was afraid to use boiling water. I couldn't really tell that really helped. They are nothing but a nuisance. I'll keep trying. 🙄

[@samantharg4380]

Would they possibly be coming from a vent? They are in my bathroom but on the ceiling falling and dying.

[@ria5331]

The same here. How would I deal with them if they are coming through the vent as I live in an apartment.

[@Noahdrawss]

Is there anything I can put in the toilet? For drain fly larve?

[@adeelrais3735]

i have an indoor garden in my back yard its covered from all sides it got infested with the drain flies, there was a crack in sewerage pipe from where they get into the garden first. i have sealed that crack in winter and as soon as the spring came its full of drain flies again. Can they lay egss on the damp garden soil ? because that what u suspect they are multiplying in. I am going to try this vinegar trap hack, besides is there any insecticide spray that i can use to kills the ones that are still flying around ?

[@Housebarons]

Hi Adeel, if you sealed the crack in the sewerage pipt you should be well on your way to eliminating your drain flies. You should not use insecticide because you are growing a garden. First try the solutions in this video. They should take care of your problem. Good luck!

[@adeelrais3735]

@@Housebarons i have sealed the cracks, but the major problem was the existing drain flies in the garden. I made a solution by mixing dish washing liquid and water and sprayed it directly on the flies, believe me it worked like a magic, as soon as the spray hit them they fell and die. It took me at 3 liters of solution to aim and kill all of them.

[@erinmacmurdo9917]

@@adeelrais3735 hello, if you see this would you mind telling me what proportions of dish soap & water you used for your mix, also did you determine if they were breeding in your soil? I think I might have the same issue, I’ve gotten my drains cleared and they are fine put I have a lot of indoor plants and I had a few bags of soil inside from when I was repotting some of them and now I am noticing these buggers in and around that area and my plants, I’m dumping out the soil and using traps, but wondering if you ever figured out if the soil was attracting them or what the other source was other than the crack from your sewage pipe. Thank you

[@papas8403]

Ya i tried to use the baking soda and vinegar in my shower drain and salt and also tried drain fly gel from home depot 2 bottles quart size and im still infested. Idk what to do?

[@adeelrais3735]

@@erinmacmurdo9917 for spray mixture i used a 0.5 liter spray bottle and added 1 tea spoon of dish washing soap. I found out the more soap u add the better it works. So here is my success story against the drain flies... It took me around 40 days in total to completely get rid of them through a continuous operation against them. So in my case drain flies infested my indoor garden through cracks in the sewage manhole. I sealed those cracks and killed all the flies i could see using the dish washing soap spray and they kept returning next day. I noticed more cracks and sealed them too and kept killing those flies every day for 3 - 4 days. Meanwhile some of them entered my washroom through a window and lay eggs there after a week or so my washroom was infested too and to further add to my pain air draught from ceiling fan in my room kept pulling them out from underneath my washroom door and each day i would have to kill 50 + drain flies that would gather behind my window curtain because they are attracted to light. I even removed carpet from my room to check if there are any possible cracks on the floor from where they are coming ! On all the drains of my washroom p-traps are installed that prevent bad odour and insects from crossing over to the washroom but i was being paranoid so i installed fiber mesh on the drains to check if they were coming from there, this didnt stopped them. I concluded that they have laid eggs in the washroom which explains why they keep coming back. I gave an acid wash to my washroom. I used drain opening acid and a squeegee to make sure all the corners come in to contact with the acid purpose was to kill the larvae and eggs as they lay eggs in damp places. This seemed to work. Next day their number significantly reduced instead of 50 only 16 showed up and i kept the spray bottle in the washroom and every time i saw one i would spray on it and kill it. After few days their "size" became smaller which means they were the new onces who just came out of larvae phase. The idea behind killing them every day was to break their breeding cycle which i did and after a month their number reduced by 90 % after 40 days they were gone. As for my indoor garden, yes they seemed to bread on the damp soil but they disappeared once their breading cycle was broken by continuously killing them and sealing the cracks from where the new onces could enter. The soap spray did not harmed the plants i had in the garden but i made sure to shower them with clean water after i used dishwashing soap spray. To sum it all up, to eliminate them u will have to seal all the openings from where they could enter and keep killing the existing onces until their breading cycles breaks and they die before laying more eggs. Remember each female lays 30 to 100 eggs at the age of 3 weeks. The females are larger in size then male drain flies.

[@magildeny]

did it work?

[@beckym.3134]

OMG, thank you, thank you, thank you. Watching this video helped me so much. I can't say thank you enough. :)

[@Housebarons]

Hey Becky, So glad to hear that! Thx for watching too !

[@Smilefrancheska]

So helpful. Thankful you.... hahah “be careful with you power tools” lbvs

[@Housebarons]

Hi Francheska, if you try these DIY methods to get rid of drain flies, let us know how they work for you, thanks much for your comments!

[@ONDACHOWREDZ]

Francheska pretty

[@brigettphillipsbp]

I just made my mixture thank you so very much oh I pray this works tonight when I come from work I'm going to make the other mixture to pour down the drains to sit overnight thank you so much this sounds amazing I pray it works 🙏😀 these things are annoying seem like they get worse and worse every year you can get rid of everything but these little things 😭 I will update you on how it worked

[@Randorandom232]

Can you substitute pure white vinegar for the distilled vinegar?

[@Housebarons]

Hey random, Sounds good to me. Thx for watching!

[@Randorandom232]

@@Housebarons lol, I was asking since I don't have any distilled vinegar 😅

[@Housebarons]

🙂

[@emilytemple4234]

You have to either be from the Midwest or Canada haha! I’m from the u.p. So I can recognize 😂 thanks for the video, I’m working on my infestation now! I’ll let you know how it goes.

[@BasketballAve]

Love the Flag 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 Awesome video thanks!!

[@Housebarons]

Hey Basketball…, Thx for watching!

[@F91RPG]

How about get rid of the drain flies in the toilet bowl? The amount of them are CRAZY especially during midnight to in the morning, which is driving me crazy!!!

[@Housebarons]

Not really sure. I know they are associated with broken / disconnected drain lines. Not sure how factual that is - but something to consider. Thx for watching!

[@F91RPG]

@@Housebarons After few tests I found that they are actually lying eggs in the toilet tank, which I get rid of them by using your vinegar recipe! Thx a lot!

[@JJPhilosophy]

Great video thanks!

[@Housebarons]

Hey Joseph, Thx for watching!

[@TasnimArtist]

Most helpful.

[@Housebarons]

Hi Tasnim, glad you found this video helpful, thanks for your comment!

[@samragigautam1259]

can we use lemon instead of vinegar??????????????

[@Housebarons]

Hi Samragi, we have never tried lemon. The vinegar solution works well for us. If you use lemon, let us know how it works. Good luck!

[@samragigautam1259]

Yep I tried lemon and it went out good

[@bridgettsmith3190]

What if u don't have those ingredients for the drain Flys bc my bathroom has a lot of them

[@Housebarons]

Hey Bridgett, Time to go shopping - it will be worth the trip to get rid of them! Thx for watching!

[@edgetown100]

Does the presence of these bugs mean you have a disconnected sewer line?

[@Housebarons]

Hey edge…, Great question. Not sure but worth looking into some more! Thx for watching!

[@carbon3d]

should have cleaned the Tub first for a better control situation. It's hard to know if it's an honest representation with the same amount per space of the tub in the bowl.

[@andrewmartin9182]

I tried the first solution only, it caught such a small percentage of the flying ones that you are better off with a spray. The second solution may be better, but mine come from outside because the bin was too close to the front door, which is fixed, see how that goes.

[@Housebarons]

Hey Andrew, If heard that drain flies can originate from a break in drain line plumbing - something to consider if other measures don’t help. Thx for watching.

[@ummenancy8700]

Without dish soap what we use??

[@roadmonkey68]

I used commercial grade chlorine in my dark tank, I put in 10 gallons of regular tap and 1 five gallons with extra 12% chlorine and let it sit over, then drained it and did it again! No flies now.

[@monicaballentine3470]

It worked great

[@Housebarons]

Hey Monica, Great to hear! Thx for watching!

[@Austin6403]

Thanks!!

[@Housebarons]

Hey Austin, Thx for watching!

[@iloveTRUMP]

I understand you HAVE to get rid of the biofilm in the drain

[@dannykane3068]

What does the salt do?

[@TheSamuiman]

Raid and no messing around!

[@genecla4134]

Great information. Thanks

[@Housebarons]

Hey Imogene, Thank you and thanks for watching!

[@lindaterrell5535]

Hydrogen peroxide works a treat too.

[@Housebarons]

Hi Linda, awesome, thanks for your comment!

[@Jacksirrom]

Our landlord delayed fixing our toilet with a broken base/wax seal for two weeks and now we've had these damned flies inside all winter... Hope this helps and maybe I can catch a few to start a colony at his house. Sorry about your leg, that must have been really scary.

[@Housebarons]

HeyJack.., Thx for watching!

[@Kirbogaming2761]

The gas of the baking soda can actually basically kill the flames

[@Housebarons]

Hey the meme…, Thx for watching!

[@Kirbogaming2761]

This helped alot btw thanks

[@Nonapepsi1993]

They show on my bathroom sink only in the winter i wonder why

[@Housebarons]

Hey non…, Never heard that one before! Thx for watching!

[@_Tipic]

Bro literaly has a rainbow led room... am jealous

[@Housebarons]

Hey Tipic, Thanks for watching!

[@_Tipic]

@@Housebarons no problem, say were did you get the led wall lights?

[@class1188]

*There is a drain hole on the either right or left side of INSIDE your garbage disposal is where they lay there eggs, thIs SMAL DRAIN HOLE needs cleaned, they build whole nest of eggs INSIDE its a hole/drain that goes to THROUGH to the other side of the other sink, if this isnt cleaned "FORGET IT" you have to have a flashlight and SMALL brush to clean OUT LOTS of eggs NO ONE CAN NOT SEE THIS DRAIN HOLE.*

[@Housebarons]

Hey class, Thx for the tips!

[@psfgtech]

These suckers in Florida bite, I put enzyme cleaner in the drains and I just section it off, they are gone

[@Housebarons]

Hey Had…, Thx for sharing that and for watching!

[@gook5219]

What a nice house

[@Housebarons]

Hey Eisenhower, Thanks! And thx for watching!

[@thedoneeye]

"I say, we take off and nuke the entire site from orbit. It's the only way to be sure." Ellen Ripley

[@Housebarons]

😃

[@monicaballentine3470]

Ty ty

[@Housebarons]

Hi Monica, certainly, hope this helps!

[@brendasidmore2731]

Apple cider vinegar works better for the traps

[@Housebarons]

Hey Brenda, Thx for the hint and for watching!

[@Brokenfootkid]

Great

[@Housebarons]

Hey Lashone, Thx for watching.

[@shawnb4938]

Vinegar is acidic and will take the chrome off of anything it is allowed to remain on. Use something else.

[@surbhikitchen9574]

Sanatizer, blil water, surf, DDT, Mitti ka oil, hypocloride nothing will work i have tested all...

[@Housebarons]

Hey sur, May check and see if you have a drain pipe break. They may be breeding as fast as you kill then. Thx for watching!

[@OnlyGamingClips]

I'm helping my gma who is like 70 get rid of her drain flies, but I don't think I'll be successful bc she refuses to listen to anyone. I told her what we have to do, and that it needs done for a couple Days, but she refuses to do it more than once, and keeps going to those damn food giveaways that give old fruit and veggies out to the needy and lets them sit til they go ripe, and that's how she got them in the first place. It's frustrating trying to help ppl who ask for it, then refuse to listen or follow instructions bc they're older and "know more" (sarcasm). I'm really frustrated if you can't tell.

[@Housebarons]

Hey Chad, At least you are trying to help! Thx for that and for watching!

[@OnlyGamingClips]

@@Housebarons I managed to talk her into it. I went by her place this morning just to do another boiling water treatment this morning. Seems like they're almost all gone now.

[@bbigfish1langille940]

Sorry i had to put thumbs down as you forgot to let us know if the second concoction worked lol, but the first one didnt do anything which i was really hoping it would but i didnt even get 1 😥 but i thank you for trying to help us 👍

[@wiltonpt1]

you didn't show what happened the following day...hehe

[@Housebarons]

Hey Lantern, Thanks for watching!

[@girlygal098]

Once you learn about Clogmia, you'll learn that these DIY methods are only temporary.

[@peterahebert]

What can one do? We have three showers, but only get them in the master bath shower? I've tried all of the methods on line...wd 40, bleach, the one is this video, etc, but they keep coming back. Thanks

[@onetrueheart]

👍🏽

[@Housebarons]

Hey Stephanie, Thx for watching!

[@byronbyron864]

Just dump 2 cap full of bleach in each sink tub toilet bowl and leave over night......it will l smell good and get rid of. Bugs It might take a couple of times.

[@Housebarons]

Hey Byron, Thanks for the tip! Thx for watching

[@annicebellflower4569]

No

[@skorpiosavage9818]

Lol

[@billbroumas2641]

Get someone who can speak. This guy is so annoying. Takes forever to say a simple thought. Is he reading from a tiny que card? Awful.

[@quicksite]

Now you just go away drain fly

[@seriousorganizer]

Rude some things belong in your head

[@andyh4573]

Get to the point too jackanory

[@andyh4573]

scary concoction ? grow up