🍊 IBDC032 Invade Bio Drain Gel - 1 qt by Rockwell Labs in Orange Shade Review

It's taken a few times but I can say the pesky swarm of drain flies in my sink is gone! Smells nice and thick enough to cover a drain. I can give one recommendation: In addition, make sure to cover the drainage tape. I used duct tape and changed it every few days. The drain flies had no escape route and stuck to the tape. I also used Invade Bio Drain Gel overnight and covered the drain so the flies couldn't come out either. Went like clockwork!

For the past two years I've had plum flies in spring and fall. I've tried many things like Clorox, baking soda and vinegar, and commercial drain blowers. Nothing stopped her. That was until I recently received my first bottle of Invade Bio Drain Gel. After the first application in the drain, the beetles disappeared. I am infinitely grateful to the creators of this product. I will be buying a size larger soon. And I will service my drain weekly.

Seems to work! I used it to combat a drain fly infestation in my sink. This is a guest bathroom that is not used regularly. I dumped 4 ounces down the drain every other day for 10 days and then once a week. This significantly reduced the number of drain flies – by around 90%. But every other day I see one or two flying around. So I had to use a drain brush to clean the drain. Then when I used Invade Bio Drain again, it worked. Pour this down the drain will not solve your problem. You must first

Our main bathroom is not well ventilated. This can leave behind the chemical smell of cleaning products and/or pesticides. This product has a slight citrus smell that is really pleasant. BONUS - it really works. We had plum flies. You are disgusting! Few things are worse than hitting something while brushing your teeth or doing other things. I have tried drainage brushes and other products but nothing has solved the problem. This seems to have solved my problem. After my first use, the drain…

SUMMARY: Cleans dirt very well and made a noticeable difference in all drains it was applied to - water sounded like it was flowing down the drain much faster. Not effective against plum flies. Shower cleaned very well. We cleared the debris where the drain flies nested - in the shower door frame - BUT didn't kill the larvae or pupae. Drain fly pupae (looks like little gray worms) crawled through the bio drain unharmed. I had to use bleach and this product together and a hand pressure washer to

Product works! But before I ordered and then waited for the goods, I did. My drain flies came out of the overflow hole at the top of the sink. I COVERED THE HOLE WITH PAPER. I also put an easily removable plug in the drain itself. This sealed the drain so no flies could come out of either hole to bother me. A day later I removed the cloth plug in the overflow hole. I found a lot of dead flies on it. I put in a new tissue plug and after 24 hours there were fewer dead flies on the tissue. When…

I have never had drain flies and didn't know what it was until I noticed a small black moth/fly in my bathroom. I thought it must have been on me when I was gardening so I killed it and that was it I thought anyway. A few days later, another couple appeared in the bathroom. I decided I needed to do a little research, so I searched the vast library of knowledge on the internet for answers. These invaders turned out to be drain flies. How the heck they got into my sewers is still a mystery, but I

I've been living in my apartment for 20 years and suddenly drain flies appeared in the kitchen sink - I've never seen them. I believe they came from drainage sludge that must have accumulated over time (the sediment wasn't viscous enough to slow runoff but apparently thick enough to house drainage flies). First I used Drano, it helped but didn't completely get rid of the flies. So after a few weeks I ordered this product. After two days of use, the flies were completely gone. The flies have…