A homeowner finds tiny black/dark brown mites in the kitchen—behind appliances, near sink. They move slowly, reappear after cleaning with vinegar/soapy water. No photo available.
Kitchen mites are usually white/tan (mold mites). Dark coloration is unusual. The expert advises collecting specimens with a damp Q-tip into alcohol and taking them to a local Cooperative Extension office (extension.org) for identification. Once identified, a follow-up can discuss control.
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