Have tiny white flying bug that bites me in my home.
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Hi Patsy,
I found a website that shows common bugs in SD (Thank you for putting in the state where you live. It's a big help.) I only found a few white bugs here, but maybe it will help you. If you find another one, try taking a picture (have you cell phone next to you all the time.) The you can take the picture to your local Extension service/unit. Wishing you the best.
https://www.insectidentification.org/insects-by-state.asp?thisState=South%20Dakota
I think that is a gnat, or what we call no-seeums. I don't react to mosquitoes anymore, but get fairly large welts from them. Not fun. Put up the gnat bait and a fly strip. The fly strips may be ugly, but they do work. Put them up where you notice them to be thicker. Are they coming from your plants? If so, you need to repot them with fresh soil, clean out the pots with bleach water and give them a spritz of vinegar and let sit for a few minutes before rinsing again. This will kill any spores that remained. Rinse the plant to get the soil off the roots very gently.
If there are a lot left in the house, try an attractant like cider vinegar with a couple of drops of dish soap to get them, or the kind you can purchase. When we are camping, I spray Avon's Skin So Soft on the screens of the tent. I have even used it when bugs are in big numbers on the screens at home. Maybe that will help, too.