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QuestionGnats keep flying out of my jar trap. What am I doing wrong?Elias Weston is a Cleaning Specialist and the Founder of Seatown Cleaners in Seattle, Washington. Elias specializes in helping clients find cleaning services with instant booking and flexible pricing. Seatown Cleaners offers standard, deep, and move-in/out cleaning services using green products and cleaning techniques. Every cleaner is thoroughly vetted and every cleaning is backed by a 100% money-back guarantee.Try covering the jar with plastic wrap, securing it with a rubber band, and poking some holes in the plastic. The gnats will enter through the holes but have a harder time getting back out of the trap.
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QuestionShould I use apple cider vinegar or white vinegar?Community AnswerApple cider vinegar, but rubbing alcohol works great also. Rubbing alcohol in a spray bottle can bring them right down, and if you follow up spraying them, they die quickly.
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QuestionCan I use bleach for gnats in my kitchen?Community AnswerYou can, but be sure that you are not spraying it on your food or dishes.
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QuestionCan I use I use regular vinegar to get rid of gnats?DitzydoodleCommunity AnswerI don't think that will do any good. Your best bet is regular use of insect spray, in and around screen doors, windows, garbage cans, laundry areas, behind stoves and under sinks.
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QuestionWhy are the gnats getting in my refrigerator?Brett GilbertTop AnswererIt's possible you have standing water in or around your refrigerator. It could be from a leaking pipe, or perhaps the freezer is leaking water. Make sure all of the food in the refrigerator is sealed as well. It's possible that something you put in the refrigerator was already infested, and, if you throw it away, you can eliminate at least some of the bugs.
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