Ever seen a small animal flying low and slow on the bathroom floor ?
These little guys are known as sewage flies and the fun fact is that they love to settle in drains and even breed in damp places with clogged or stagnant drains.
Female sewage flies can lay as many as 30-100 eggs in moist waterways. Within 48 hours, the eggs will hatch into larvae. No wonder if there are sewage flies in the bathroom, it will soon become much more numerous and terrible even though it does not bite. This is what makes the presence of this pest so annoying.
Don't worry, these sewage flies can be eliminated from your bathroom forever with this method!
1. Don't let soap, shampoo, or toothpaste stain the bathroom floor, bathtub, sink, or toilet. Also, don't let water pool on the floor surface, as it is a favored source of moisture for sewage flies.
2. Make sure the bathroom drain is sealed. Because that is the access for sewage flies to enter.
3. Apart from the drain, bathroom vents can also be a place for sewage flies to enter the bathroom. It's a good idea to clean the bathroom vents at least once a month. In addition to making the air cleaner, better moisture absorption, sewage flies will also not dare to enter.
4. If indeed the condition of the waste flies is too much and really disturbing so it is difficult to control, the last way is to call an Insect Exterminator Service that is more professional in dealing with this. To avoid poisoning, look for professional services that use environmentally friendly pesticides such as ETOS Indonusa.