Warm weather quietly invites an invasion you rarely see coming: fungus gnats drifting up from your favorite houseplants, fruit bowls, and sink drains. They don’t bite, but they spread fast, turning every light source and leafy corner into a restless blur. The good news is that you can break their life cycle with a mix of smart prevention and simple, natural tools.
Start at the soil: let pots dry between waterings, remove dead leaves, and dust the surface with dry, food‑grade diatomaceous earth. Hang sticky gnat strips out of reach of kids and pets to catch adults already flying. In the kitchen, clean drains and garbage cans regularly, and set out shallow bowls of apple cider vinegar with a drop of dish soap, covered in pierced plastic wrap. Each small habit chips away at their numbers, until the house finally feels like yours again.
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