PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: Lemon smelling agent designed to control malodor and insects down your drain. Use as needed during the week to control bad odor or insect activity.
WHERE TO USE IT: Drain lines from the kitchen sink, bathroom sink, showers, tubs and food disposals.
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RATE OF APPLICATION: 2-4 ounces per gallon gallon of water and use 1/2 gallon per drain in the evening before you retire. Will control drain pests like flies, gnats, mites, moths, ants, crickets, springtails and more. Generally used in conjunction with NO SURVIVORS ENZ A BAC.
$50.00 (775296) 128 oz (2+ $46.00 ea)
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RATE OF APPLICATION: 1-2 ounces per gallon gallon of water and use 1/2 gallon per drain in the evening before you retire for average problems. Use up to 4 oz per gallon for “bad” problems. Will control drain pests like flies, gnats, mites, moths, ants, crickets, springtails and more. Generally used in conjunction with NO SURVIVORS ENZ A BAC.
PRODUCT DOCUMENTS: LABEL
$60.00 (775299) 128 oz (2+ $56.00 ea)
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Heather says
Would this hurt a drain pipe if left in there for a few days?
Tech Support says
Heather,
NO. If anything it will have a better chance to purge unwanted insects and smells from the system. There is nothing “corrosive” about this item so it poses no hazard to the drain pipes regardless of the material being used (copper, steel, pvc, etc.).
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Heather says
@Tech Support:
Thank you! How about the No Survivors….will that be OK in a drain for a few days?
Tech Support says
Heather,
No Survivors won’t “hurt” anything other than the organic matter and waste that might be present. Its not corrosive like acid, bleach, etc. so even if left for a few days will not impact drain lines.
Enz A Bac: https://bugspray.com/sanitizer/liquid/survivors-enz-a-bac-lemon-fresh
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Larry says
Is this septic safe?
Tech Support says
Larry,
It’s fine for use in septic systems as well as french drains, drains to city lines or sumps.
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Andrew Blanchard says
I bought this product to help with some issues I have been having with camel crickets. We bought a new house and noticed some Camel Crickets on floors in the evening or early morning. Pretty creepy. We have had the house spray inside and out by a professional so we have made a lot of progress but I wanted to clean out the drains as well. I used Pequa to clean the organic matter first and then used this product to further clean and kill any bugs that may be lingering. Really seems to be working. Probably not a bad thing to do with drains even if you are not having some bug issues. Good company. Quick and easy. They also provide some good videos on camel cricket treatment.
Lita says
We have cave (camel) crickets and i think they are coming from the sump pump. Would this product be safe for the sump pump and to sit in there till it drains out due to rain?
Tech Support says
Lita,
This product was made specifically for use down drains and won’t hurt pvc, copper or other metal nor will it impact the pump, pump seals, hoses or housing of the pump. Remember, you’re only mixing 2-4 oz per of the material per gallon of water so essentially its water being applied with enough “insecticidal” action to kill off target pests like crickets, springtails, roaches and more. But it does this NOT being “corrosive” so no need to be concerned about letting it sit. In fact the longer it sits, the better results you’ll get.
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Lita says
@Tech Support:
Thank you! placing my order now! Can’t wait to get ride of these crickets!!!