The genius trick to eliminate gnats from the kitchen: they won’t come back

Clean the pipes
Pipelines are sources of moisture and therefore the ideal place for midges to lay their eggs. It is therefore important to tackle the problem at the source and therefore clean and disinfect the pipes. Use baking soda or white vinegar and leave it to act for at least two hours before running the water in the sink.
Spike Lavender
Spike lavender essential oil has analgesic and calming properties but is also healing.
Use: Pour 1 drop of pure spike lavender on the bite every 15 minutes for 2 hours.

Keep your home cool
Lastly midges, like other insects, are attracted to heat and humidity. Therefore, if it is appropriate, run your fan to keep your home cool and create a draft to chase away the pests.
Empty the saucers
Gnats love wilted flowers and plants, and stagnant water. So remember to regularly empty the saucers of your indoor plants to avoid the accumulation of gnats. This will also prevent the roots from drowning.

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