ADVERTISEMENT
Gnats are typically drawn to overripe fruits, vegetables, and food scraps. Begin by conducting a thorough inspection of your kitchen to identify and dispose of any spoiled or rotting produce. Pay close attention to fruit bowls, compost bins, and trash cans.
2. Maintain Cleanliness:
Regularly clean your kitchen surfaces, including countertops, sinks, and floors. Wipe down any spills promptly and ensure that dishes are washed and put away. This not only removes potential food sources for gnats but also prevents them from breeding in damp areas.
3. Seal Food Containers:
Store fruits, vegetables, and other perishables in airtight containers. This prevents gnats from accessing their food sources and also helps preserve the freshness of your produce.
ADVERTISEMENT