Sewer gnats, sink flies, drain flies – no matter what you call them, these pests are a royal pain. They may not do you any harm, but they sure love to buzz around your face just to drive you mad.
As you may have guessed, these flies feed on sewage and organic matter. Considering their hangouts and diet, it’s a surprise these pests don’t transmit human disease.
Even though these flies are harmless, females can lay between 30 and 100 eggs at once, and it takes just two days for eggs to hatch into drain worms. In just a few days, the population can start to get out of control.
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Mosquitoes
Bed bugs and fleas – two pests no one wants anywhere near their homes. Yet, most of us will find ourselves dealing with one or other (maybe both) at some point in our lives. If you have pets, fleas are inevitable if you don’t take the right steps to prevent them. If you travel often, your risks of bringing home bed bugs skyrockets. 
Ladybugs are often called friends of the garden, but these bugs are not always a welcomed site. Some species of ladybirds are destructive, and even the harmless types can invade your home in large numbers, looking for a place to hibernate for the winter. 
The ladybug goes by many names: ladybird, lady cow,