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  • Asked by R. from Wilmington, De
    04/11/2012
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    How to treat drain flies breeding in sump pit?
    Drain flies are breeding in stagnant water in sump our sump pit. Have tried treating with DF 5000 (pouring directly into standing water). Is this method effective?
    A

    Typically for sump pumps and pits it is good to use a foaming product which would be our invade hot spot.  Foam gets into the pump and cracks and crevices where the gel is really only meant for drains in your kitchen or bathrooms.

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    22 of 28 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Peter
    05/12/2010
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    How do I control drain flies in a kicthen sink and drain near a water heater?
    We are trying to control drain-flies, but we are getting them from a dry pipe, as described below. In what areas would bio-foam be used? I'm planning on using DF5000 for the sink/kitchen drains, however...I have a deep drain near my water-heater which is usually dry, but I believe this is the source of our drain flies. I'm guessing this drain eventually leads back into our sewer system and suspect the drain flies are coming into the house from this location. Would a foamer be used in this application? (The drain in question is 4" in diameter that drops straight down about 18", then does a 90-degree angle back into our sewer system - this line is usually dry.) Or, could I use DF5000 on this drain pipe too? By the way, does your company ever use/suggest the use of a flexible round brush to clean these things out?
    A

    We would recommend Invade Bio Foam for your situation. The foam would be ideal because it has the ability to expand and come in to contact with surfaces that the gel cannot. While Invade Bio foam already contains a foaming agent, it does require a poly foamer to make the application.  And yes, …

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    8 of 10 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by John from Mount Pleasant, Mi
    03/15/2017
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    Can Nibor-D be used in conjunction with Invade Bio-Foam for drains?
    Will Nibor-D kill the live active bacillus in the Invade since it is a salt?
    A

    Depending upon what pest you are treating for you shouldn't need to use both products.  Just use one or the other.  With that being said we would not recommend using both Nibor-D and Invade Bio Foam at the same time to treat your drain because different products are formulated differently and …

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    4 of 5 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Katherine from Charleston, Sc
    05/14/2018
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    Is Invade Bio Foam safe to use in the tub and bathroom sink drains?
    A

    Invade Bio Foam can be applied to those drains as it is not harmful to septic tanks. Do not blend with bleach, acid or caustic cleaners, disinfectants or antimicrobial products.

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    3 of 3 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Dan from Des Moines
    03/24/2017
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    Can Invade Bio Foam be used in fogging equipment like an Actisol unit?
    A

    No, Invade Bio Foam is far too thick to use in a fogging or aerosol machine such as an actisol unit. Bio Foam is made to be used in a hand, power, or hose-end foamer only. Invade Bio Zap is a formulation that can be fogged in crawl spaces. Please let us know if you have further questions or need fur…

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  • Asked by B from Alberta, Canada
    05/16/2017
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    Will Invade Bio Foam Concentrate take away the food source for sowbugs and springtails?
    I have minor amount of springtails likely in my drains reproducing in some sludge built up. They have been able to migrate as well as sow bugs in crack between basement slab and wall inside. There are no visible or measurable moisture issues or larger organic debris, known remaining entrances. I suspect micro organics where slab touches soil and maybe sludge in pipes. What do you recommend?
    A

    Invade Bio Foam Concentrate will help get rid of the organic matter in cracks, crevices, drains, wall voids, and other areas where scum tends to build up. It will usually take a couple hours to disapate after application but will not kill the insect, only takes the breeding ground and food source aw…

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    2 of 2 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Steve from Columbia, Md
    05/21/2018
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    Sump pump infestation using Invade Bio Foam
    If I use this foam in a sump pump do I need to drain the well first?
    A

    Invade Bio Foam in a poly foamer.can be applied to a sump pump and you would not need to drain the well but you can.  You should treat over multiple days with the foam and it will eat the "gunk" in the cracks which should eliminate the breeding locations.

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    2 of 2 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Robin from Arlington
    05/05/2017
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    Will Invade Bio Foam eliminate curry smell from house?
    Previous owners cooked a lot with curry. Will your product help?
    A

    Invade Bio Foam will help to eliminate organic material buildup.  To eliminate odors such as curry, you can use Bac-a-Zap or Earth Care Odor Remover Bags.

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    1 of 1 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by B from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
    05/16/2017
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    How do you apply Invade Bio Foam Concentrate?
    A

    Invade Bio Foam Concentrate is mean to be diluted with water and applied with a foamer such as the Foamer Simpson or other foaming equipment. The application areas and instructions vary depending where and what you are treating for. Please refer to the product label for more details.     

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    1 of 4 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Ruben from Laredo Texas
    08/04/2021
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    Treating Drain Flies in 5 restaurants locations that I work in. Do I need to be licensed to use Invade Bio Foam to treat my workplace or am I able to do the treatments myself?
    A

    No, you do not need a license to use or purchase Invade Bio Foam to treat the restaurant locations. If there are any restrictions on products for the state that you live in like needing an applicators license to purchase, they will be stated on the product page by the pricing. Please note, this…

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  • Asked by Donna from Columbiana, Al
    01/30/2022
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    Does Invade Bio Foam come in a larger size than 16 oz?
    If not, what would be an equivalent product in a larger quantity?
    A

    Invade Bio Foam does come in a larger 1 gallon size container. Please view the product page for current pricing. 

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  • Asked by Jesus from El Paso Tx
    07/26/2022
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    How often should I treat commercial kitchen drains, sinks, floors, walls, ect....
    A

    Typical applications of the Invade Bio Foam require treatment once or twice a month. 

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  • Asked by Eric from Standish, Me
    03/17/2023
    Q
    Expiration
    I have had an unopened container for two years. There are no dates on the container. When does it expire?
    A

    Invade Bio Foam has a shelf life of 3-5 years, stored at room temperature. 

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