About a month ago, it began. When I walked into my kitchen for my morning coffee, I noticed tiny invaders: little black flies crowded around my (empty! bleached!) sink. Panicked, I started looking around for the usual suspects: old food, an opened packet, a grubby bin. But I found nothing. Though they’re not overwhelming, the little visitors have survived deep clean after frantic deep clean. Across the UK, house flies are swarming . So, what does it mean – and does their appearance always si
About a month ago, it began. When I walked into my kitchen for my morning coffee, I noticed tiny invaders: little black flies crowded around my (empty! bleached!) sink. Panicked, I started looking around for the usual suspects: old food, an opened packet, a grubby bin. But I found nothing. Though they’re not overwhelming, the little visitors have survived deep clean after frantic deep clean. Across the UK, house flies are swarming . So, what does it mean – and does their appearance always siThis article was originally published by Huffpost Uk.
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