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Getting Rid of Gnats in Laundry?

I can't rid of gnats in our clothing. I have tried everything I know of. Any tips are appreciated.

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December 31, 20170 found this helpful
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Getting rid of gnats from clothing.

Step 1
Dump ammonia down your drains,or baking soda and vinegar this will rid them from the drain.

Step 2
Make a trap in a bowl with apple cider vinegar to trap them.

Step 3
Also red wine and dish soap for a trap.

Step 4
Spray a mixture of water and lemon dish soap spray it on plants and in clothes.

Step 5
Cover trash cans and do not leave food around.

Step 6
Check to make sure doors and windows are sealed so they can't get in use tight fitting screens.

Step 7
Watch out for damp places dry everything they love damp places.

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Step 8
Do not over water plants if gnats have layed eggs in a plant let it dry up and it will kill the eggs then resume watering it.

Step 9
Spray the gnats with a gnat spray.

 

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December 31, 20170 found this helpful
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I have never had gnats in my laundry, but I do have a problem in my kitchen in the warm weather, and also the light from my monitor attracts them at night. I make traps with small plastic cups, or jar lids. Pour a little cider vinegar into the receptacle, wrap securely with
plastic wrap, then use a toothpick to put several holes in the plastic wrap. Keep them small, but large enough for a gnat to get through.

 

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December 31, 20170 found this helpful
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Apple cider vinegar and a few drops of dish soap will trap them.

 

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December 31, 20170 found this helpful
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You will definitely need to make traps to catch them. I have found out that apple cider vinegar is the best for this. You can use several different methods to trap them. I prefer to use a disposable plastic cup that I have cut in half. Fill the cup bottom half full with apple cider vinegar. Now use plastic wrap over the top of the cup and secures it in place with a rubber band. Afterwards, poke tiny holes in the plastic wrap to attract them inside.

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Once the cup is full, you'll need to change out the apple cider vinegar or make a new cup.

Place several of these around the area of your clothes and in your laundry room. You can even sit them on top of your clothes if you're careful. Keep this up until you don't have any more in the cup.

You can also leave a few cups around the area just in case they come back.

 

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