TEABAG!! Just put a few used teabags around the infected area. Teabag also helps get rid of smelly shoes.

Kiddo · Jun 26, 2012 3:13 PM

 Use vacuum. Also you can find glued stick in walmart. 

himal12 · Jun 26, 2012 4:22 PM

 They aren't called moth or moath, they are called gnats.

Dissident · Jun 26, 2012 4:48 PM

Still there? Any home remedy?

Magorkhe1 · Jun 28, 2012 10:06 AM

Teabag doesn't sound like a home remedy to you????

Kiddo · Jun 28, 2012 10:53 AM

Tired teabags; not helping much , cheking for more remedy. Last edited: 28-Jun-12 02:03 PM

maGorkhe1 · Jun 28, 2012 2:03 PM

Ok, here's another. I had heard about vineger remedy, so this should work. Found by googling: Cheap, easy remedy - vinegar and dish soap Get out a small cupcake sized bowl and put about 3-4 drops of dishwashing liquid in it. Add about 3/4 inch of apple cider vinegar (works best) or some other vinegar. Stir it just enough to get the dishwashing soap to dissolve. The soap breaks the surface tension of the liquid and the vinegar attracts the fruit flies. Without the soap some bugs can land on the liquid and then fly off again, with it, they get sucked in. Let it sit for a couple of days, and you will find a lot of dead bug bodies in the bottom of the bowl. Just dump it down the drain and wash it out. Also, of course, make sure that there's no leftover fruit garbage in your garbage disposal, etc., to attract them back. Cheap, easy remedy - vinegar and dish soap Get out a small cupcake sized bowl and put about 3-4 drops of dishwashing liquid in it. Add about 3/4 inch of apple cider vinegar (works best) or some other vinegar. Stir it just enough to get the dishwashing soap to dissolve.

Kiddo · Jun 28, 2012 3:27 PM