They are actually attracted to the CO2 you are expelling………
https://consolidatedpestcontrol.com/gnats-minor-appearance-major-problem/
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Some varieties of these invaders are also capable of biting. They feed off of warm-blooded creatures 
That’s strictly confidential 
, I had to connect myself through a USA VPN to be able to read it … 
Boy, this thread took a pivot! Do we all agree it’s fungus gnats!!?
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Gnats for sure!
Anyone have experience with rove beetles? Do they knock them out fast?
Yes use rove beetles, strateolealapse scimitus mites, and steinernema feltiae nematodes in my beds and haven’t seen a gnat in over a year (knock on wood).
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I’ll see the occasional gnat when I don’t let my pots dry out. Let them get bone dry, ruin their environment and poof they’re gone 
Assuming that’s what we’re talking about.
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Im in sip’s so it’s a bit different. But my plants are looking rough man. Oof.
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