Drain-Gel Fly Treatment 1 qt

Only the BEST do it yourself pest control products and supplies from DIY Pest Supplies .com: Bio-Gel Fly Treatment qt InVade Bio Drain Gel contains microbes that eliminate odors and eat through scum where flies can breed, and citrus oil for extra power. The oil has insecticidal activity and smells like fresh oranges. Moisten drain with warm water(1-2 gal) before treatment if not used regularly . InVade Bio Drain is a premium blend of beneficial microbes and natural citrus oil in a thickened formula to coat the sides of drains. InVade will eat through the scum in drains to stop fruit flies , drain flies , phorid flies and other flies from breeding, eliminating them at the source. The citrus oil provides a wonderful smell and some contact insecticidal activity. This treatment will keep drains running freely and help prevent costly blockages. For start-up, the product should be applied every 1 to 2 days for about the first week and then weekly thereafter should be sufficient. It should be used in any drain where flies may be a problem and in drains that may clog from food etc. As an added benefit, Drain odors will quickly be eliminated when InVade Bio Drain is in use. May also be used in soda fountains drip tray to prevent or minimize "sugar snake". Sugar snake is a polymer produced by certain bacteria (Acetobacter species) when growing on sugar-like substrates at low pH (4.5). Sugar is transformed in the bacteria cell to a polymer that is then transported outside the cell. In the second stage, the polymer is elongated and crystallized to a rigid, hard, cellulose microfibril. When left untreated, these polymers "grow" and occlude drain lines in Ice & Beverage Dis-penser (IBD) machines. The consequences of sugar snakes not treated are costly drain line backups and foul, vinegar-like odors. Also, sugar snakes often attract common pests such as small flies and ants. Each year, fast food restaurants, convenience stores and other foodservice facilities incur expensive emergency plumbing bills to clear clogged IBD drain lines