How can collecting garbage more often during warm weather help with flies?

Collecting garbage more often during warm weather is effective in preventing the population build-up of little house flies. Flies breed rapidly in decaying organic matter, which is abundant in garbage. Warmer temperatures accelerate their life cycle, leading to quicker reproduction rates. By increasing the frequency of garbage collection, the amount of organic waste — and thus the fly breeding sites — is minimized. This makes it more challenging for house flies to find suitable conditions to lay eggs and grow their populations. Reducing the potential breeding grounds directly impacts the overall fly population, thereby helping manage and mitigate any health-related risks associated with infestations.