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Caddisfly Eggs in Window Air Conditioning Unit
It appears as though the flies have used the water in the installed window air conditioning unit to lay their eggs. Whenever the temperature goes over a certain degree (we live in Los Angeles) we find flies have hatched and in the house. Short of dismantling the unit & removing the water, is there anything we can do?
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