How do I get small flying bugs off my plants?
Q. I put my house plants outside to get a bit more light. when I brought them in there were tons of small flying bugs all over them. I put them back out so I didn't get too many flying things in the house. Its sposed to be 98 today and if they stay out they'll die, but I don't want to bring the bugs inside. How can I quickly rid my plants of the bugs?
Asked by Beth S - Sat Apr 28 13:21:14 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. dishsoap and water in a spraybottle.
Answered by kellygirl3398 - Sat Apr 28 13:23:34 2007
Q. I put my house plants outside to get a bit more light. when I brought them in there were tons of small flying bugs all over them. I put them back out so I didn't get too many flying things in the house. Its sposed to be 98 today and if they stay out they'll die, but I don't want to bring the bugs inside. How can I quickly rid my plants of the bugs?
Asked by Beth S - Sat Apr 28 13:21:14 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. dishsoap and water in a spraybottle.
Answered by kellygirl3398 - Sat Apr 28 13:23:34 2007
How Can I keep little bugs from flying through my window screen at night?
Q. I like to keep my bedroom window open at night. The problems is little flying bugs come through. It only happens at night I guess they are attracted to the inside light. Is there anything I can put on the screen to keep these bugs out.
Asked by Bumpy1024 - Sun May 24 21:28:47 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i love sleeping like that 2! that used happened to me to. i put bug spray on it. if that doesn't work you can get another screen and put it over the other one.
Answered by Pompuff - Sun May 24 21:35:28 2009
Q. I like to keep my bedroom window open at night. The problems is little flying bugs come through. It only happens at night I guess they are attracted to the inside light. Is there anything I can put on the screen to keep these bugs out.
Asked by Bumpy1024 - Sun May 24 21:28:47 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i love sleeping like that 2! that used happened to me to. i put bug spray on it. if that doesn't work you can get another screen and put it over the other one.
Answered by Pompuff - Sun May 24 21:35:28 2009
How to get rid of these little flying bugs?
Q. I have indoor plants and I noticed that there's always these small little blacks bugs flying about. I don't see them on the leaves so maybe they are hiding in the soil? What are they and how do I get rid of them? They are here whether it's summer or winter.
Asked by mavis - Tue Jan 12 22:32:48 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They are gnats and they are laying eggs in the soil. Changing the soil will help. Or, 1 part rubbing alcohol and 5 parts water to make a spray and spraying the top soil will kill them. Or a layer of no salt sand on the soil will cut the gnats.. when they hatch or when the flying ones want in the soil. A dish of vinegar with a drop of dish soap will draw the flying ones and they will drown in it. They like moisture. Letting the soil dry in between watering will hurt the eggs and larvae. If they are flying around the sinks, they like to lay eggs in drains. Bleach, or vinegar and soda down the drains will kill the eggs.
Answered by jean ann j - Tue Jan 12 22:47:24 2010
Q. I have indoor plants and I noticed that there's always these small little blacks bugs flying about. I don't see them on the leaves so maybe they are hiding in the soil? What are they and how do I get rid of them? They are here whether it's summer or winter.
Asked by mavis - Tue Jan 12 22:32:48 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They are gnats and they are laying eggs in the soil. Changing the soil will help. Or, 1 part rubbing alcohol and 5 parts water to make a spray and spraying the top soil will kill them. Or a layer of no salt sand on the soil will cut the gnats.. when they hatch or when the flying ones want in the soil. A dish of vinegar with a drop of dish soap will draw the flying ones and they will drown in it. They like moisture. Letting the soil dry in between watering will hurt the eggs and larvae. If they are flying around the sinks, they like to lay eggs in drains. Bleach, or vinegar and soda down the drains will kill the eggs.
Answered by jean ann j - Tue Jan 12 22:47:24 2010
How do I get rid of the flying bugs in my house plants?
Q. I recently planted 3 house plants for my office and now there are little flying bugs in the soil, what is going on?? And how do I get rid of them??
Asked by bonnie - Wed Jan 23 08:50:36 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Spray the soil with a pyrethrin based product. The larvae grow in the dirt. A couple of applications in the course of a week or two should do it.
Answered by thegubmint - Wed Jan 23 08:54:41 2008
Q. I recently planted 3 house plants for my office and now there are little flying bugs in the soil, what is going on?? And how do I get rid of them??
Asked by bonnie - Wed Jan 23 08:50:36 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Spray the soil with a pyrethrin based product. The larvae grow in the dirt. A couple of applications in the course of a week or two should do it.
Answered by thegubmint - Wed Jan 23 08:54:41 2008
How do I get rid of tiny green translucent flying bugs in my house? They look like neon green mosquitoes!?
Q. I opened my window yesterday for a few minutes and now I have TONS of tiny green flying bugs inside! They're everywhere! How do I get rid of them? They are only around at night, I assume because i Have the lamps on. They're everywhere!
Asked by figwit_elf - Sun Jun 8 23:11:28 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Are they aphids? If they are you could spray some vinegar and Pepsi on any plants you have in your house.
Answered by Rock my world 4 2 sec. {Pro~JB} - Sun Jun 8 23:16:00 2008
Q. I opened my window yesterday for a few minutes and now I have TONS of tiny green flying bugs inside! They're everywhere! How do I get rid of them? They are only around at night, I assume because i Have the lamps on. They're everywhere!
Asked by figwit_elf - Sun Jun 8 23:11:28 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Are they aphids? If they are you could spray some vinegar and Pepsi on any plants you have in your house.
Answered by Rock my world 4 2 sec. {Pro~JB} - Sun Jun 8 23:16:00 2008
what are the tiny brown flying bugs in my kitchen and bathroom???
Q. i have recently noticed these tiny brown flying bugs in my kitchen and bathroom. it wasnt until we got back off holiday to find loads and loads of these bugs dead on my window sill, and in my bathtub. since then i can see them everywhere. they dont bite, but it makes my skin crawl knowing they are in my kitchen, and could be in my food! they are really small, at first glance just look like a spec of dirt, but if you touch them, they hop or fly away. the only way i have been able to catch them is with my vacuum! they land on the walls, but mostly stay on the ceiling os under the coving. i want them GONE!!! does anyone have any idea what they are?? and how i can quickly get rid of them??? heeelllppp...They are driving me crazy.
Asked by Lorah C - Sat Oct 6 16:39:57 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am all too familiar with these little gnats! Here's the best way I've found to get rid of them: First, remove ALL food from your counters - put your tomatoes and fruit in a bowl in the microwave if you prefer not to refrigerate them, or in a closed pantry. Wipe all your counters and wipe out your sinks before you go to bed. These little guys will feed on the smallest dollop left on any surface for them, and they're breeding in your drainage pipes, so the first place they find to feed is right there in the sink! Pour about 1 c. of bleach into EACH drain (if you've got 2 kitchen sinks, pour 1c. of bleach in each of them). NOW, go do the same thing in the sinks and drains (shower and bath) of all of your bathrooms. One cup in each… [cont.]
Answered by Damaris - Sat Oct 6 16:50:55 2007
Q. i have recently noticed these tiny brown flying bugs in my kitchen and bathroom. it wasnt until we got back off holiday to find loads and loads of these bugs dead on my window sill, and in my bathtub. since then i can see them everywhere. they dont bite, but it makes my skin crawl knowing they are in my kitchen, and could be in my food! they are really small, at first glance just look like a spec of dirt, but if you touch them, they hop or fly away. the only way i have been able to catch them is with my vacuum! they land on the walls, but mostly stay on the ceiling os under the coving. i want them GONE!!! does anyone have any idea what they are?? and how i can quickly get rid of them??? heeelllppp...They are driving me crazy.
Asked by Lorah C - Sat Oct 6 16:39:57 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am all too familiar with these little gnats! Here's the best way I've found to get rid of them: First, remove ALL food from your counters - put your tomatoes and fruit in a bowl in the microwave if you prefer not to refrigerate them, or in a closed pantry. Wipe all your counters and wipe out your sinks before you go to bed. These little guys will feed on the smallest dollop left on any surface for them, and they're breeding in your drainage pipes, so the first place they find to feed is right there in the sink! Pour about 1 c. of bleach into EACH drain (if you've got 2 kitchen sinks, pour 1c. of bleach in each of them). NOW, go do the same thing in the sinks and drains (shower and bath) of all of your bathrooms. One cup in each… [cont.]
Answered by Damaris - Sat Oct 6 16:50:55 2007
What are these tiny black flying bugs?
Q. My mom recently moved her houseplants inside. Then these little black flying bugs started flying all over the place. We checked the leaves of the plant and there's nothing there. They seem to be coming from the dirt. What is this?
Asked by cordyz23 - Thu Dec 10 17:45:45 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Fruit Flies...when it dries out, they will die off. They also love sweet...so be sure all candies, liqure and such is not available. They dont bite...dont worry
Answered by BobBy In NH - Thu Dec 10 18:13:41 2009
Q. My mom recently moved her houseplants inside. Then these little black flying bugs started flying all over the place. We checked the leaves of the plant and there's nothing there. They seem to be coming from the dirt. What is this?
Asked by cordyz23 - Thu Dec 10 17:45:45 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Fruit Flies...when it dries out, they will die off. They also love sweet...so be sure all candies, liqure and such is not available. They dont bite...dont worry
Answered by BobBy In NH - Thu Dec 10 18:13:41 2009
How do I get rid of flying house bugs? Anyone know how I can get rid of tiny bugs that flies around @ nite?
Q. I am very annoyed! I keep seeing little bugs flying around the house; especially under the ceiling fan at night. The seem to be coming from outside. All the windows have screens and the doors are closed. I wonder if they're coming from my husband's garden?
Asked by Ms. J - Sat Aug 22 01:51:22 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check inside your house first before going outside to search for the little buggers. I had a similar years ago and found a house plant was full of the little flies. We had over watered the plant and all these bugs started appearing. Also, check your pantry/ kitchen cabinets for a long forgotten bag of potatoes, etc. Also happened to me Hope this helps, bugs suck!
Answered by Roger - Sat Aug 22 01:58:51 2009
Q. I am very annoyed! I keep seeing little bugs flying around the house; especially under the ceiling fan at night. The seem to be coming from outside. All the windows have screens and the doors are closed. I wonder if they're coming from my husband's garden?
Asked by Ms. J - Sat Aug 22 01:51:22 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check inside your house first before going outside to search for the little buggers. I had a similar years ago and found a house plant was full of the little flies. We had over watered the plant and all these bugs started appearing. Also, check your pantry/ kitchen cabinets for a long forgotten bag of potatoes, etc. Also happened to me Hope this helps, bugs suck!
Answered by Roger - Sat Aug 22 01:58:51 2009
What are these bugs flying above my grass?
Q. We recently laid new turf - a mix of buffalo and kikuyu. Every morning there are large shiny black bugs flying in big circular sweeps over the grass - lots of them. The don't stop long enough to have a good look, but they seem about 4cm long and have pointy bottoms! Any idea what they are and whether they are a bad, neutral or good thing for the grass? If they are bad, what can I do to get rid of them?
Asked by thinking...thinking... - Wed Dec 26 21:49:42 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd call the place you got the turf from and tell them it was/is infested. They should offer to remedy the situation --- at the very least, they should be able to tell you what they are. If that doesn't work, Lowe's and Home Depot have a catalog from Ortho that shows pictures and what chemical will kill pests. You could check there.
Answered by Chickadeedee - Fri Dec 28 01:17:56 2007
Q. We recently laid new turf - a mix of buffalo and kikuyu. Every morning there are large shiny black bugs flying in big circular sweeps over the grass - lots of them. The don't stop long enough to have a good look, but they seem about 4cm long and have pointy bottoms! Any idea what they are and whether they are a bad, neutral or good thing for the grass? If they are bad, what can I do to get rid of them?
Asked by thinking...thinking... - Wed Dec 26 21:49:42 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd call the place you got the turf from and tell them it was/is infested. They should offer to remedy the situation --- at the very least, they should be able to tell you what they are. If that doesn't work, Lowe's and Home Depot have a catalog from Ortho that shows pictures and what chemical will kill pests. You could check there.
Answered by Chickadeedee - Fri Dec 28 01:17:56 2007
Houseplant with tiny flying bugs. How do I get rid of them? I tried plant safe bug spray.....?
Q. I used a spray that is for killing bugs on roses and such. These little bugs crawl around in the dirt and fly around the plant. I think they are killing it. I have very little experience in taking care of houseplants. I think I may have also been overwatering it. The dirt looks like it might be moldy? Not sure how to describe. White to yellowish little balls on top.
Asked by Val - Sat Jun 23 12:10:54 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What you've described are "Fungus Gnats". They require moist soil conditions to live and reproduce. To eliminate them is quite simple; 1) Treat/spray your soil with some Insecticidal Soap (can be found at most hardware/garden shops). This application will eliminate existing fungus gnat larvae in the soil. 2) Place about 1/4 inch to 1/2 inch of clean sand over the top of your potting mix. This will provide a physical barrier that will prevent further egg-laying by the adults into the moist soil. Any flying gnats (adults) will die eventually and the reproductive cycle will be destroyed by eliminating their habitat. Hope this information helps solves your problem. good luck! -Certified Professional Crop Consultant with over 30… [cont.]
Answered by jazzmaninca2003 - Sat Jun 23 13:37:28 2007
Q. I used a spray that is for killing bugs on roses and such. These little bugs crawl around in the dirt and fly around the plant. I think they are killing it. I have very little experience in taking care of houseplants. I think I may have also been overwatering it. The dirt looks like it might be moldy? Not sure how to describe. White to yellowish little balls on top.
Asked by Val - Sat Jun 23 12:10:54 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What you've described are "Fungus Gnats". They require moist soil conditions to live and reproduce. To eliminate them is quite simple; 1) Treat/spray your soil with some Insecticidal Soap (can be found at most hardware/garden shops). This application will eliminate existing fungus gnat larvae in the soil. 2) Place about 1/4 inch to 1/2 inch of clean sand over the top of your potting mix. This will provide a physical barrier that will prevent further egg-laying by the adults into the moist soil. Any flying gnats (adults) will die eventually and the reproductive cycle will be destroyed by eliminating their habitat. Hope this information helps solves your problem. good luck! -Certified Professional Crop Consultant with over 30… [cont.]
Answered by jazzmaninca2003 - Sat Jun 23 13:37:28 2007
Why are there flying bugs in my guinea pig's cage?
Q. A day ago I went to feed one of my four guinea pigs and noticed some black bugs flying around and in his cage. I cleaned the cage but the bugs are still there. I believe they could be fruit flies, because my pigs eat alot of veggies/fruits. Is there a way to get rid of the bugs? Or will they just die out on their own as I continue to clean the cage?
Asked by Rebecca - Thu Aug 14 12:46:48 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes there is a way to get rid of fruit flies.Take a decent sized bowl fill it up half way with water. Then add vinegar to the water. Finally put some dish soap in the bowl and mix it up so its bubbly. The fruit flies will get attracted to the vinegar in the bowl and fly down to taste it and get stuck in the bubbles. Hope this helps! :)
Answered by skittles050394 - Thu Aug 14 14:33:20 2008
Q. A day ago I went to feed one of my four guinea pigs and noticed some black bugs flying around and in his cage. I cleaned the cage but the bugs are still there. I believe they could be fruit flies, because my pigs eat alot of veggies/fruits. Is there a way to get rid of the bugs? Or will they just die out on their own as I continue to clean the cage?
Asked by Rebecca - Thu Aug 14 12:46:48 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes there is a way to get rid of fruit flies.Take a decent sized bowl fill it up half way with water. Then add vinegar to the water. Finally put some dish soap in the bowl and mix it up so its bubbly. The fruit flies will get attracted to the vinegar in the bowl and fly down to taste it and get stuck in the bubbles. Hope this helps! :)
Answered by skittles050394 - Thu Aug 14 14:33:20 2008
I have little flying bugs in my bathroom! What should I do and what are they! Is there a spray and please tell?
Q. ok so in my bathroom we had some ants that just wouldn't go away! I wipe them with Windex and wipes but they keep coming back... anyway today i walked in to clean my bathroom and TONS of tiny little flying bugs were everywhere! They had small red heads and a tan looking body and it seems like the ants turned into the bugs! What are they and how can i get rid of them!!! HELP
Asked by funnychicken - Wed Jul 22 17:33:09 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They're probably fruit flies. Clean everywhere and everything in your bathroom and they'll go away in a couple of days.
Answered by queen bee. - Wed Jul 22 17:37:22 2009
Q. ok so in my bathroom we had some ants that just wouldn't go away! I wipe them with Windex and wipes but they keep coming back... anyway today i walked in to clean my bathroom and TONS of tiny little flying bugs were everywhere! They had small red heads and a tan looking body and it seems like the ants turned into the bugs! What are they and how can i get rid of them!!! HELP
Asked by funnychicken - Wed Jul 22 17:33:09 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They're probably fruit flies. Clean everywhere and everything in your bathroom and they'll go away in a couple of days.
Answered by queen bee. - Wed Jul 22 17:37:22 2009
small black flying bugs attracted to lamps in living room. Only when light is on do they come out?
Q. They have clear wings..small bugs..just fly around the lamps. they are not flies..too small tiny bugs little as a black ant. has clear wings..not a moth..they look like flying ants. tiny ones. and they like the light.
Asked by ukkats22 - Wed Jun 18 22:01:40 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Almost all bugs are attracted to light, so there's a huge variety of pissibilities as to what the bug could be. From your description, it sounds like a fly or maybe a moth.
Answered by Ryan C. Crest - Wed Jun 18 22:07:01 2008
Q. They have clear wings..small bugs..just fly around the lamps. they are not flies..too small tiny bugs little as a black ant. has clear wings..not a moth..they look like flying ants. tiny ones. and they like the light.
Asked by ukkats22 - Wed Jun 18 22:01:40 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Almost all bugs are attracted to light, so there's a huge variety of pissibilities as to what the bug could be. From your description, it sounds like a fly or maybe a moth.
Answered by Ryan C. Crest - Wed Jun 18 22:07:01 2008
what are the tiny flying bugs that cling to white t-shirts called? This is in Georgia.?
Q. I was standing in a yard when i noticed these extremely tiny red flying bugs that were crawling on my white T-shirt. My friend, who is a native of Georgia, said they were 'white t- bugs'. He also said they only immerged about 5 years ago. Does anyone know what type of bug this is and if at all is it dangerous?
Asked by WillySoco - Fri May 29 00:10:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Gnats, and no they are not dangerous. They can't harm you unless you ate a million of them and choked.
Answered by scattered&thrashed76$ - Sat May 30 22:51:52 2009
Q. I was standing in a yard when i noticed these extremely tiny red flying bugs that were crawling on my white T-shirt. My friend, who is a native of Georgia, said they were 'white t- bugs'. He also said they only immerged about 5 years ago. Does anyone know what type of bug this is and if at all is it dangerous?
Asked by WillySoco - Fri May 29 00:10:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Gnats, and no they are not dangerous. They can't harm you unless you ate a million of them and choked.
Answered by scattered&thrashed76$ - Sat May 30 22:51:52 2009
How can I keep hornets and other flying bugs away from my wood bench?
Q. I have a beautiful wood bench that the hornets have stripped a lot of the wood from. I would like to stain it and spray it to keep them away from it. Would a clear varnish do the trick?? Thank you!!
Asked by Terrie D - Mon Jul 21 14:26:44 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes, i did it on a wood toys box and it works
Answered by paxtex - Mon Jul 21 14:36:04 2008
Q. I have a beautiful wood bench that the hornets have stripped a lot of the wood from. I would like to stain it and spray it to keep them away from it. Would a clear varnish do the trick?? Thank you!!
Asked by Terrie D - Mon Jul 21 14:26:44 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes, i did it on a wood toys box and it works
Answered by paxtex - Mon Jul 21 14:36:04 2008
What are these tiny little flying green bugs called?
Q. I live in Ohio and there are these bugs that keep flying around my computer that are green and have wings and they fly, but they are smaller than an ant. When they rest, their wings seem to fold down at their sides instead of against their backs since they are so small. I see them all the time, but they are not gnats as far as I know. They don't seem to be harmful, but they are pesky. Any ideas? Photos would definitely help too!
Asked by achromatic420 - Sun Aug 6 05:52:57 2006 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Aphhids perhaps
Answered by Doc8 - Sun Aug 6 06:42:18 2006
Q. I live in Ohio and there are these bugs that keep flying around my computer that are green and have wings and they fly, but they are smaller than an ant. When they rest, their wings seem to fold down at their sides instead of against their backs since they are so small. I see them all the time, but they are not gnats as far as I know. They don't seem to be harmful, but they are pesky. Any ideas? Photos would definitely help too!
Asked by achromatic420 - Sun Aug 6 05:52:57 2006 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Aphhids perhaps
Answered by Doc8 - Sun Aug 6 06:42:18 2006
How do you get rid of the little flying bugs that accompany houseplants?
Q. I think that they are using the water as a breeding ground
Asked by confused - Tue Nov 27 10:48:56 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First of all make sure you don't leave water standing in the plants drain pans. It can cause root rot on your plants. Then to help control the bugs spray the plants with a mixture of regular dish soap and water. Just about a teaspoon in a spray bottle of water. This will help get rid of the bugs without using harsh pesticides.
Answered by Debbie - Tue Nov 27 11:45:18 2007
Q. I think that they are using the water as a breeding ground
Asked by confused - Tue Nov 27 10:48:56 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First of all make sure you don't leave water standing in the plants drain pans. It can cause root rot on your plants. Then to help control the bugs spray the plants with a mixture of regular dish soap and water. Just about a teaspoon in a spray bottle of water. This will help get rid of the bugs without using harsh pesticides.
Answered by Debbie - Tue Nov 27 11:45:18 2007
I have tiny, tiny little flying bugs that appear to be coming from my house plants.How do I rid of them?
Q. I have tiny, tiny little flying bugs that appear to be coming from my house plants.How do I rid of them?
Asked by dodajean - Fri Mar 31 12:15:21 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I personally use a little dawn dishwashing liquid ( about a tablespoon ) and a little bleach , same amount , to a half gallon of water and spray the plant with it . The dishwashing liquid will kill the insects and the bleach kills fungus . Spray plants periodically to prevent further infestations . Start with every week and then every other week .
Answered by starwatch1956@sbcglobal.net - Fri Mar 31 12:23:46 2006
Q. I have tiny, tiny little flying bugs that appear to be coming from my house plants.How do I rid of them?
Asked by dodajean - Fri Mar 31 12:15:21 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I personally use a little dawn dishwashing liquid ( about a tablespoon ) and a little bleach , same amount , to a half gallon of water and spray the plant with it . The dishwashing liquid will kill the insects and the bleach kills fungus . Spray plants periodically to prevent further infestations . Start with every week and then every other week .
Answered by starwatch1956@sbcglobal.net - Fri Mar 31 12:23:46 2006
Is there a phobia of flying bugs such as bees and wasps?
Q. I am honestly terrified of anything that buzzes by me and is there any way to cure it?
Asked by Jenny - Fri Aug 17 16:11:31 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, there is, many people are afraid of flying bugs and often they're also afraid of ones that bite. One idea is to learn more about them, that way you will be more informed and may not feel as afraid. We are usually more afraid of the unknown. Also, you might consider seeing a therapist or phobia counselor just to talk to about it. This does not mean you are crazy, it actually means you're smart to ask for help. Best wishes to you.
Answered by mom of 2 - Fri Aug 17 16:24:38 2007
Q. I am honestly terrified of anything that buzzes by me and is there any way to cure it?
Asked by Jenny - Fri Aug 17 16:11:31 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, there is, many people are afraid of flying bugs and often they're also afraid of ones that bite. One idea is to learn more about them, that way you will be more informed and may not feel as afraid. We are usually more afraid of the unknown. Also, you might consider seeing a therapist or phobia counselor just to talk to about it. This does not mean you are crazy, it actually means you're smart to ask for help. Best wishes to you.
Answered by mom of 2 - Fri Aug 17 16:24:38 2007
bugs in my office. Tiny flying bugs. What are they and how do i get rid of them. ?
Q. They have wings and are extremely tiny, like mini mosquitoes. What are they and how do i get rid of them.
Asked by Leon S - Mon Aug 25 11:43:11 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I believe they are fruit flys. We had them in our office and all day long all you would see is everyone flapping there hands back and forth. I dont really know how to get rid of them tell you boss and maybe they can get an exterminator to come and spray..we left the building.
Answered by Jackie - Mon Aug 25 11:51:24 2008
Q. They have wings and are extremely tiny, like mini mosquitoes. What are they and how do i get rid of them.
Asked by Leon S - Mon Aug 25 11:43:11 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I believe they are fruit flys. We had them in our office and all day long all you would see is everyone flapping there hands back and forth. I dont really know how to get rid of them tell you boss and maybe they can get an exterminator to come and spray..we left the building.
Answered by Jackie - Mon Aug 25 11:51:24 2008
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