With the temperature heating up across the UK, many of us will enjoy basking in the sunshine.
But there's one main insect that is likely to cause an unwanted distraction – flies.
Thankfully, a cleaning expert who posts under the acronym @tanyahomeinspo, has revealed her super simple hack to help get rid of the pesky critters once and for all.
And the best part? You've likely got all of the products in your kitchen cupboards.
In a short clip shared to TikTok, she can be seen taking a small glass bowl and filling it up with a teaspoon of Fairy Liquid – which costs just 99p, and vinegar.
She then tops the solution up with water, before covering the bowl with cling film.
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Next, Tanya pokes small holes in the top of the cling film and leaves her clever contraption out on the side.
And to her disbelief, it works a treat!
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She captioned the post: "I can't believe this works."
The post has since been flooded with comments from social media users eager to give the method a go.
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"Such a great hack hun," wrote one.
A second commented: "Thank you little critters drive me potty."
A third penned: "Ohh I did this years ago in a panic. Only works with fruit flies, apple vinegar works best and you only need a drop of soap to break surface tension!"
Another enthused: "Thank you for sharing."
A further praised: "Thank you my gosh."
Elsewhere, others have confirmed that the trick does actually work.
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"I've done this for years but use an old jelly jar instead. I used a nail & hammer to make holes," one person penned.
Another added: "I use an old water bottle. Works so amazing!"
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