Men’s Journal aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. Ahh, the sudden influx of insects inside your home. Winter must ...

It's happened to all of us—the bunch of bananas meant to be used in smoothies or enjoyed as a healthy snack is now sitting on the kitchen counter, turning a not-so-appetizing shade of brown. Besides ...

Gnats and fruit flies are invading homes during the spring season, but there are ways to keep the population small with regular household items. Both insects are searching for a similar food source — ...

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Fruit flies can be annoying, especially when they seem to show up out of nowhere. These little pests are attracted to ripe fruits, vegetables, and anything sweet or moist. They often come in with ...

Fruit flies are attracted to ripe, rotting, or fermenting produce and can breed in moist areas like drains. Homemade traps using apple cider vinegar, overripe fruit, wine, or beer can effectively ...

The most important step in preventing fruit flies is careful food storage and good housekeeping, advises Daniel Steward. This ...

Leaving a bowl filled with apples, bananas, oranges on your kitchen counter may provide easy access for an afternoon snack. But the arrangement--left out over time -- could also attract those pesky ...