Maggots don't just show up out of nowhere; they show up for a reason. Flies become attracted to some rotting material or spoiled food in your home and use that as a breeding ground to lay their eggs which hatch to become maggots.
Where do worms in my room come from?
One of the major ways the bed-worm-producing bugs enter your home is through open doors and windows, and cracks and gaps on the walls. You may also bring them in your home accidentally. For example, adult carpet beetles can be in your potted plants that you bring inside your home.
What brings worms in the house?
The top causes of maggots in or around your home include improperly stored trash, excess dog feces, or the presence of an animal carcass. The female flies are attracted to such materials and lay their eggs on them.
How do worms get in food?
Ascaris. Ascaris, a genus of intestinal roundworm, are generally transmitted when people ingest the eggs of the worm. These eggs can end up in your food when you touch contaminated soil or eat fruits and vegetables that were grown in such soil without washing them first.
How do maggots form inside a closed container?
Fruit flies and moths can lay eggs in the food before it gets into a sealed plastic container where it's stored. Sometimes, it is the cap of a plastic bottle that is left off or cracked that allows these bugs to get in, and the eggs hatch into maggots.
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