Don’t call a pro to treat your drain fly problem… BE the pro and DIY with our help!

With 4 professional-grade products combined in 1 easy-to-use kit and our step-by-step Treatment Guide, we’ve given you all the tools you’ll need to perform the entire process, from monitoring to treatment to prevention, easily and cost-effectively.

Nibor-D Insecticide Foam + IGR is an easy-to-use expanding foam insecticide that contains dual active ingredients for a quick kill and long residual in drains and other hard-to-treat areas where pests may live and breed.  With the addition of the IGR, Nibor-D Insecticide Foam will assist in disrupting the lifecycle of labeled insects and assist in preventing future life cycles from progressing.  

Foam Fresh Bio-Sanitation Foam is bio-remedial odor control foam that will break down organic matter and eliminate odors, leaving a pleasant, fresh scent. This formula does not just cover the odor, it actually breaks down the organic matter and gets rid of the build up and odor for good. Regular drain maintaince with Foam Fresh Bio-Sanitation Foam will assist in preventing future drain fly issues.

The Catchmaster 100i insect glue boards are used to determine which drains are infested and to monitor treatments to ensure the population is decreasing and ultimately eradicated.

The Drain Fly Kit is not a substitute for general sanitation. Repeat applications of Nibor-D Insecticide Foam with IGR should be made until drain fly activity has ceased for 1 week, then Foam Fresh Bio-Sanitation Foam should be used weekly or monthly for sanitation, maintenance, and drain fly prevention.

Always be sure to properly Identify the flies you are treating: different types of fly treatment will require different products and applications.

How To Use The Commercial Drain Fly and Small Fly Kit

STEP 1 - INSPECT - Catchmaster 100i Insect Monitors

*Cover suspected infested drains with the included glue board traps. You do this by folding the boards in half like a tent, and then peeling off the plastic film on the glue. (Do not fold the glue boards into a triangle shape.)

*Place the glue board over each drain at night that you want to monitor. The board should sit slightly up off the drain (as shown in the image below), allowing air to move into and out of the drain.

*This will allow you to (1) determine which drains are infested by drain flies so you can focus your treatment in the right areas, and (2) monitor and control infested drains during treatment by catching adult flies that exit the drain.

*If you are treating a room with multiple drains, such as a bathtub with a tub/shower and a sink, a glue board should be placed over all drains in the affected room.

*Remove glue boards each morning when you’re ready to treat drains with Nibor-D Insecticide Foam + IGR.  If glue boards are not full, you can reuse them again when you recover your drains at night.

*Tip: After each night, circle caught flies with a marker so that you can see how many were caught each day. This will help you see the population decrease so you know your treatments are successfully working towards complete elimination.  Glue boards should be replaced when full, have become covered with dust/dander, or if they get wet. 

*Remember to keep glue boards out of reach of pets and children.  In the event a glue board becomes stuck on a person, pet, or other unintended object, it can safely and easily be removed with a common household cooking oil like vegetable or olive oil.  Work the oil between the glue and the sticking point until the glue loosens and you can easily pull it off. 

STEP 2- FOAMING DRAIN INSECTICIDE- Nibor-D Insecticide Foam + IGR

*Nibor-D Insecticide Foam + IGR contains dual active ingredients, Disodium Octaborate Tetrahydrate- a borate insecticide, and Pyriproxyfen- an insect growth regulator.

*Nibor- D Insecticide Foam + IGR can be foamed into any drain, void, or crack and crevice and can be applied to any non-food surface.

*After removing the monitoring glue boards each morning, use Nibor-D Insecticide Foam + IGR in problem drains once daily for one week to eliminate your current drain fly infestation. 

*Using the included 17-inch detachable applicator hose, direct hose down into drain and firmly press can acutator to release foam into the drain.  Slowly introduce foam into the drain until you see the foam reach the top of the drain.  Allow foam to dissipate completely before using drain. 

*Once you have gone 1 week without seeing any new drain flies in the air or captured on your glue boards, you can begin using InVade Bio Drain Gel for ongoing prevention, sanitation, and maintenance.  

*Nibor- D Insecticide Foam +IGR can also be used on surfaces of refuse containers and trash chutes as well as in cracks and crevices where pests are present.

STEP 3 - DRAIN FOAM – Foam Fresh Bio-Sanitation Foam

*Foam Fresh Bio-Sanitation Foam contains natural bacteria that break down the organic buildup in drains where drain flies want to breed. Breaking down this breeding source is the key to preventing drain fly reinfestations.

*Foam Fresh Bio-Sanitation Foam should be used for reinfestation prevention and drain santiation after you have gone 1 week without capturing any new drain flies on your glueboards or seeing any adult drain flies flying.

*Using the extension hose, apply Foam Fresh directly into drains, garbage disposals and other cracks and crevices where organic matter may build. In bathrooms coat the surfaces of urinals, toilets, floors and walls.

*Foam each drain once a week for high-use drains and once a month for lesser-used drains. This maintenance treatment will keep drains free of the scum and organic matter buildup that creates a breeding ground and food source for drain flies. *DO NOT rinse the drain with water right after applying the Foam Fresh -- you should let the sink sit all night without being used.

*When applying in a garbage disposal, turn on disposal for a few seconds to disperse drain foam.