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Tiny Orange Biting Bugs Near Pool?

While watching my son in the pool, these tiny orange biting bugs were all over my white tank top and then I noticed they were all over the white poles around the pool! When I looked on my skin for what was biting me, I couldn't see them, that's how tiny they are! I looked up the "no see ums" and the thrips, and it doesn't look anything like them, they are much smaller, almost microscopic! How can I get rid of them? Please help me.

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By Libby

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June 20, 20141 found this helpful
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Does anyone know what these are? They are about the size of half a gnat and bite like crazy but don't leave a mark. No one else in my family gets bit by them. I have tried bug spray and skin so soft nothing helps.
Normally the kids I and I are outside from morning till night but I have no interest in going outside now these things are driving me crazy.

They are not in the house but I noticed them on my porch window so I used a piece of tape to get a picture.

 
 
June 19, 20170 found this helpful

I have these exactly as you pictured on tape! Did you ever find out what they are? They bite me constantly!

 
Anonymous
June 28, 20170 found this helpful

Has anyone answered this question? I want rid of them! Help!

 
July 7, 20172 found this helpful
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I too have the same issue and saw on another site to use peppermint oil. I used a mixture of peppermint oil with lemon juice and water and sprayed them on the pool and it killed them not harming the pool. they also fly so for a few days I sprayed them as I saw them in the air and the top part of my pool and it has helped tremendously.

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They can't live in water. Once they died they were floating on the top of my pool water but I would much rather them there than biting me. The filter on my pool was able to capture most of them. But this remedy has worked for me. You can get the oils at Walmart by the candles. Hope this helps

 
May 27, 20180 found this helpful

I'm not sure what they are called but I will tell you what helped scatter them away from me. Dollar General Odor Eliminator. Sprayed a few sprays on my cushions outside by the pool, and poof! They left that area alone.

 
June 3, 20180 found this helpful

THey are Everywhere around my pool. I cant even get in the pool without getting bites like crazy.. and they hurt, if these suckers had any size at all they would have killed me by now.

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Anyone know how to get rid of them .. they are so small, but lots of them look like pollen on deck railings..

 
June 4, 20180 found this helpful

How much water oil and lemon juice do you use?

 
June 10, 20180 found this helpful

The tiny biting orange bugs by the pool are noisy likely thrips.

 
Anonymous
June 28, 20180 found this helpful

They have over ran us too, don't know what to do except hide indoors, they're terrible little tiny devil's, they just keep coming back by the hundreds regardless of the different sprays,candles,etc that we've tried!!

 
June 28, 20180 found this helpful

They have taken over around here too, have sprayed,used candles,etc, they keep coming by the hundreds!!

 
Anonymous
July 27, 20180 found this helpful

We are also being eat up by these tiny terrors here in Va. What was the amounts of each ingredient of you peppermint lemon mixture ?

 
June 24, 20190 found this helpful

Chiggers, i.e. Trombicula alfreddugesi
This would be my guess.

 
July 22, 20190 found this helpful

I did the exact same thing and put it over the microscope and it look almost like a roach. I found it crawling on my bed and started searching methods to remove them.

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I hope they don't bite.

 
August 1, 20190 found this helpful

I have the same problem. And I'm losing my mind! I'm the only one getting hit and they hurt. Have you found out what they are? I just found one today and finally got a good look. It seemed to jump and looked yellowish orange color. And I find black specks almost like lint or dirt. I need this to stop!!!

 
Anonymous
September 30, 20190 found this helpful

I have the same problem with those tiny red flying biting bugs around my pool. Within about a month they have multiplied. They r flying all over n around my pool n as soon as I get close to the pool those tiny monsters bite me all over.

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What r they?

 
February 12, 20220 found this helpful

They are collumbola. Or thrips..same bugs are on dandelions. And alot of flowers like tiger lilies. They do bite...spectrocide spray always seemed to help me around the pool. They like moisture.

 
May 26, 20220 found this helpful

Could you please send me the recipe for the peppermint oil and lemon juice and water and how big of a sprayer do you use for I have the same problem here in South Carolina thanks I look forward to hearing from you have a great evening sincerely surely

 
January 25, 20230 found this helpful

Hello, I went on line to eBay.com and bought my chemicals.these chemicals kill MANY BUGS, WASP, etc

 
July 15, 20230 found this helpful

Oh yes i have a pics of one on my hand the bites feel like 1000 ants are biting you at once theyre veryyyy small.

 
July 23, 20230 found this helpful

Did you guys ever figure out what they are?!?! Theyre all over my backyard eakk

 
June 25, 20113 found this helpful

They have a name but it is hard to pronounce, Ceratopogonidae and they are a pest that is in large numbers because of all the wet weather. They are some small but they bite and we feel it! www.accuweather.com/.../april-showers-bring-tiny-bitin.asp

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I am going to try the new Cutter Eucalyptus Repellent. Here is their link for more products they have.
www.cutterinsectrepellents.com/
Skin so Soft from Avon may repel them too, I guess you put it on your skin when you go outside.

Here is an article discussing which vitamins and other ways to repel no seems. Also to note that B6 sometimes causes reactions of behavior in special needs kids, just a note from my experience, but B12 is great. Also sugar in the blood attracts mosquitoes, sad but true, if you are going outside, don't make yourself sweeter then you have to be around bugs.
www.earthclinic.com/.../insect_bite.html

Good luck, and I know how you feel!
Robyn

 
July 5, 20180 found this helpful

Those are not ceratopogonidae bugs

 
June 2, 20141 found this helpful

I hate these bugs, in Memphis they were orange, here in Kansas I see more black ones, could not be in the pool at all today from being attacked from them the baby had so many on his cloth floatie, I got some pictures of them when we got out, this is zoomed in alot.

 
 

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