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Anonymous users2024-01-24There are small white worms wriggling in the bathroom, which are either eggs or small bugs.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23You are right, the scientific name is gnats, also called maggots, also called fly eggs, indicating that your bathroom sewer pipe should be cleaned, use insecticide to pour the toilet bowl and flush it several times, clean the bathroom, spray it with insecticide, close the doors and windows for 10 minutes, and then open the doors and windows for ventilation for half an hour, and it is OK.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The off-white ones may be the larvae of the flies, and when the larvae grow up, they will become flies.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21From what you've described, I think it's probably so! You'd better clean them up, or they'll crawl all over the place!
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Anonymous users2024-01-20How long has it been since it been cleaned? Rinse with water thoroughly.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19There are small off-white bugs wriggling in the bathroom, probably raw fly eggs.
Hello, it's a pleasure to answer the question for you, I hope my answer is helpful to you. If it's thick at one end and thin at the other, it's probably a maggot. Blanching it with boiling water is fine, and there is no need to spray insecticides. >>>More
This is a tide bug, that is, the bathroom is too damp and there is no other harm. Just keep the ground dry.
Blanch the pipe with boiling water and find something to block the drain. >>>More
It's disgusting to look at, but it's also easy to get rid of, and the landlord can find some quicklime and sprinkle it in the toilet pit
Because the bathroom environment is humid, it is easy to breed larvae such as white spotted gnats and star-spotted gnats, and when the larvae grow up, they will fly around in the bathroom, which is a common phenomenon in life. >>>More