Drain Flies in Toilet & Bathroom: Getting Rid of Them!

It is less common for drain flies to appear in a toilet, it could be they are entering the bathroom through a faulty seal between the toilet and sewer flange. This might indicate they are breeding lower down in the pipe and flying upwards. Drain flies generally are found near their breeding areas, so if they are appearing in you toilet or bathroom, that is the best place to start.

In older homes, this is more common. Shifting soil, corrosion, root infiltration, grease buildup and debris can all cause issues that are extremely intensive to correct. If you suspect a main line break or crack, you may need to call a plumber to confirm your suspicions. Main line issues are usually accompanied with backups, soggy grass and a stench.

It is more common to see drain flies in the basement if a sewer line is broken beneath a slab. IN this case, correcting the issue requires expert who can 100 percent confirm the issue, break the floor, replace the piping and remove the contaminated soil. Failing to complete all steps can result in infestation of contaminated soil.

However, this should really only be on your mind if you see other signs, such as those mentioned above.

Identifying Drain Flies Vs. Fruit Flies: https://youtu.be/ZSxXT710EBg
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