The spotted lanternfly is an invasive planthopper that feeds on the sap of trees and vines. It was first found in the United States in Pennsylvania in 2014 and has since spread to many eastern and midwestern states. It does not bite or sting people, but heavy feeding weakens plants, and the sticky honeydew it […]
Monthly Archives: October 2026
There is no single best fly trap. The right one depends on where the flies are, how many there are, and whether a smell or a visible trap bothers you. A trap that clears a chicken run would be a bad choice for a kitchen, and the reverse is also true. This guide matches the […]
Not every fly is the same pest. The fly circling your trash can, the tiny ones over the fruit bowl and the fuzzy ones on the bathroom wall are different insects that breed in different places. Knowing which one you have tells you where to look and which kind of trap will help. Here are […]
Getting rid of flies takes two moves done together: remove what is drawing and breeding them, then catch the adults that are already around. Trapping alone rarely works, because a single breeding spot can keep producing new flies every week. This guide walks through both halves, indoors and out, in the order that gets results […]




