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Bug problem! Help needed
Pinkblue19
Posts: 10 Forumite
in Gardening
Hi,
2 days ago we noticed on our window sill and back door (both at the back of the house) they were covered in tiny black bugs (they are very small so I apologise if the image is no good!) Does anyone have any ideas on what they are/how to get rid of them? We keep washing them away even used bleech but they come back with a vengeance pretty quickly
2 days ago we noticed on our window sill and back door (both at the back of the house) they were covered in tiny black bugs (they are very small so I apologise if the image is no good!) Does anyone have any ideas on what they are/how to get rid of them? We keep washing them away even used bleech but they come back with a vengeance pretty quickly

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Thunder bugsAs common name suggests, it's the weather for themNo doubt a million ways to get rid, or just live with them until the weather changesHow about the sticky yellow fly traps?Numerus non sum2
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Would be just as interested in finding a solution! They’re driving me insane!1
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Thank you! I will do some research on Google to see how I can get rid of them. Really appreciate your help 😊Farway said:Thunder bugsAs common name suggests, it's the weather for themNo doubt a million ways to get rid, or just live with them until the weather changesHow about the sticky yellow fly traps?0 -
Tell me about it! They are driving me absolutely crazy. Can't have back door open without them getting in and dont want to sit outside!oddjob2020 said:Would be just as interested in finding a solution! They’re driving me insane!0 -
I have a good solution. wait a couple of days until the weather changes. Thrips and humid weather go hand in hand. Oddly we have none around here. I had a laptop and a couple got into the screen which put a different complextion on dead pixels. You can't get rid of them. I suppose you could hire a plane and dust a wide area with insecticide but you would find there will be complaints and a jail sentence.
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Thank you, hopefully they will !!!!!! off soon!! I've been reading about them going into laptop screens and TVs, I'm really hoping they don't start coming inside - having to keep the back door and window constantly shut 😔25_Years_On said:I have a good solution. wait a couple of days until the weather changes. Thrips and humid weather go hand in hand. Oddly we have none around here. I had a laptop and a couple got into the screen which put a different complextion on dead pixels. You can't get rid of them. I suppose you could hire a plane and dust a wide area with insecticide but you would find there will be complaints and a jail sentence.
Haha the plane idea may be my only plan if they are still here next week...0
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