What Are These Tiny Bugs in My Kitchen?

The most-common pantry pests are moths, weevils and small beetles. Yes, they're annoying, but not really dangerous — they won't bite or sting, nor will they damage your home. But my kitchen is clean!

What are little tiny black bugs in my kitchen?

Also, stored product pests, known as “pantry pests,” can appear in your kitchen, as tiny black bugs. Beetles and weevils can be brought into the kitchen in foods such as cereal, pasta, rice, spices, etc. Female pantry pests, looking for a quiet place to lay their eggs prefer the dark, quiet of your pantry.

What are these very tiny bugs in my house?

Fungus gnats are small flying pests commonly found indoors, hovering around houseplants. They lay eggs in moist organic debris or potting soil, feeding on the roots of plants. If you find fungus gnats in your home, don't stress yourself out. Fungus gnats do not cause structural damage, eat plant leaves, or bite.