Can this be poured down our sinks and shower drains? We seem to have cockroaches crawling up through the drains at night. Yuck! Please help :)
1281324
It may or may not work. I do know that the smell of this stuff will make my girlfriend and our pets sick and throw up. I cannot reccomend this product.
1281325
I have never used it for that. It is organic and I don't see why not. I would give it a whirl.
1281326
Possibly I haven't thought of that . I bought 4 spiders. It is non toxic. So it may be ok.
1281327
Not strong enough. Every so often I pour scalding hot water down the drain then block those openings with those metal stoppers. You can find them at those $.99 stores.
1281328
I will try n our bathtubs we have spiders n there sometime. Also this is a good price I paid a lot more the first time I bought it
967137
Not sure I'd want to swim in it, but I read that some used it in watering troughs. Do you use chemicals in your pool? From researching, it is a bacteria that consumes the larvae not supposedly harmful to humans. Sorry not to be more help.
1900091
I didn't, I just poured it directly into the sink and let it sit for a while and then flushed with hot water. It worked great for me. My sink wasn't completely clogged but was draining very, very slowly.
2166391
From my understanding, you shouldn't spray near the bait because the roaches won't eat bait that has spray. I think the spray repels them and the food attracts them so it cancels each other out. When Orkin came to my house he didn't spray in the same cabinets that he put the bait. Mainly sprayed the base boards. I used this stuff after he came.
70705
Not sure about that. I did have a plumber tell me he put a few of these containers in a septic tank and it cleared out the system (pretty impressive). Drain Flies? I would "Google" that (how to get rid of drain flies). Hope this helps.
1900090
Yes, directly pour it and wait for 30minutes, then flush using hot water. You do not need remove the drain fixture
83196
Yes you can, just be careful and don't get any on your skin (I'd advise wearing gloves). If you are looking for a less invasive way to combat bad odors in your sinks and drains put some regular old hydrogen peroxide (throw in some vinegar for a little peracetic action) down there. I've also used the disposer care on shower drains that were starting to run slow. Make sure you rinse well with hot water.
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I don't have a roach problem, but did have a ant problem. What happens is they (bugs) eat this and dehyrate and die. What i did was drill a small hole in the wall and went tot he dollar store and got one of those ketchup picnic bottle plastic and put some in that and then i sprayed inside the wall though the hole i drilled.can easily be fix later, i put painters tape over the hole and will get it there until i am done. But i would say yes to your question and this is organic so should not hurt animals or people. you can also put in the cabinets way in the back. It last a long time, i bought a 5 lb box also and still have half and that was maybe a yr ago or so. I use it in my gardens, inside the house and around the house. And i can say it works very well.
724718
I have no idea about drain flies, but it clears drains, albeit VERY slowly, and dissolves scum and buildup. It did NOT dissolve hair which I had to pull out of the PVC myself. Now, it should keep the drains clear and smelling better.
2078379
NOT flush-able!! Place a trash can within easy reach of the sink and tell anyone who might think to put them in the toilet that they will clog the drain!!
1162802
I used it in the kitchen and I go from brass to PVC (plastic) drain pipes. It did not hurt either of them. Be sure to use as directed. It works great!
70707
While I have no personal experience with drain flies per se, I can suggest that you pour the appropriately mixed BioClean *into the overflow/vent hole near the top of the sink*. In my experience, that is very important because a lot of gunk builds up where the overflow junctions with the vertical drain pipe, and that would certainly be a source of food and housing for your drain flies and their larvae. Pouring BioClean directly into the vertical drain pipe will almost completely miss the little foyer where the drain and overflow meet. Eliminating that gunk there may get rid of your flies; pouring it straight into the vertical drain almost certainly won't. While I have no personal experience with drain flies per se, I can suggest that you pour the appropriately mixed BioClean *into the overflow/vent hole near the top of the sink*. In my experience, that is very important because a lot of gunk builds up where the overflow junctions with the vertical drain pipe, and that would certainly be a source of food and housing for your drain flies and their larvae. Pouring BioClean directly into the vertical drain pipe will almost completely miss the little foyer where the drain and overflow meet. Eliminating that gunk there may get rid of your flies;... » Read More While I have no personal experience with drain flies per se, I can suggest that you pour the appropriately mixed BioClean *into the overflow/vent hole near the top of the sink*. In my experience, that is very important because a lot of gunk builds up where the overflow junctions with the vertical drain pipe, and that would certainly be a source of food and housing for your drain flies and their larvae. Pouring BioClean directly into the vertical drain pipe will almost completely miss the little foyer where the drain and overflow meet. Eliminating that gunk there may get rid of your flies; pouring it straight into the vertical drain almost certainly won't. « Show Less
1250005
We just poured some powder along the corners of the walls. Any crevices should be covered. But the product does not work. We even poured some powder directly onto one of the roaches and trap it in a jar...nothing happened...If we did not used the product properly, then I took back what I reviewed. But we have moved out from that apartment, we just hope anyone in trouble can get rid of roach problem as soon as possible.
66502
I do not know. All I know is that we were seeing 2-5 roaches a day and over a weeks time I unloaded an entire tube (not all at once) in the crevice above the dishwasher. That was the week before Thanksgiving 2014 and the next week until now (end of Feb 2015) we have not seen any roaches. Putting the little dabs did not seem to work well. I highly reccomend this product.
1368351
I don't know about the roaches, because our main insect problem was with ants, earwigs and spiders. I do know when you put it down it needs to have time to dry in order for it to have a lasting effect. We usually put it around the outside of the house and then also the inside of the house. The only time we end up with bugs is when we delay in putting it down. Been using it for 4 years now and I'm hesitant to try anything else. This works well so I'm sticking with it.
752049
Do not do not do not (do not) dump it down a sink, especially not a stainless steel sink. I dumped mine in my RV sink and it ate through the steel finish. Follow the instructions and only flush it down the toilet.
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Not that i know of, but it is for roaches. And you mix it with water if you want but the best is to put the powder near pipes in the basement or near areas where it is hot or warm and they can reproduce.