Drain Gel- How to Get Rid Of Drain Flies, Phorid Flies and Fruit Flies

[@soonerfan9451]

Keith, my church has a gnat problem. We just started using Drain Gel. Question, do we treat the floor drains the same way as the sink drains as demonstrated in the video?

[@frankiecarrington8455]

Can I get this from Lowe's

[@solutionspestandlawn]

Because our products are professional grade products, they are not sold in retail stores. If we don't have a store in your area, reach out to us online. Depending on what state you live in, we can ship it right to your front door. www.solutionsstores.com

[@enjoyparents]

Can this work in the toilet bowl if flies keep coming put of there ??? Please reply asap .

[@solutionspestandlawn]

Unfortunately, It is not listed on the label for use in toilets.

[@2000ViperGTSsubscribe]

They can't swim through the water in the bottom, so the only explanation I can think of is shut the water off, and flush the toilet. This will drain the tank out. Add in some of this product, turn the water back on or add a little bit the to the tank and flush so it goes through the water passages around the bowl. I am not in this business, but this seems the only way they can be there assuming the toilet is 100% clean.

[@faridaaali6170]

Is it poison

[@4Lights.5Liights]

5 days times 2 drains x 4 oz = 40 oz ! One quart isn't enough treatment.

[@solutionspestandlawn]

It is available in a gallon size also, www.solutionsstores.com/drain-gel-fly-killer

[@Th3MadCreator]

I know this comment is old af, but if you listen at 1:09 he does say it takes 20oz per drain.