Drain Gel 128oz- Organic Bioenzyme Cleaner

Obviously doesn’t cut through your hair but cleans the rest right away!

We thought we had fruit flies. Turns out we had drain flies. They are different. We treated the kitchen sink and bathroom sink drains every evening before bed for a week. Then we scaled back to every other night for a week. Then we went to every third night for a week. IN the fourth week, we went to once a week. We continue to treat the drains at bedtime once a week, and our issue has been resolved. It doesn't take much to treat a drain, but it needs to coat the pipe well. These drain flies are not attracted to fly strips, or the new electronic sticky traps. They aren't attracted to vinegar DIY traps, or anything else we purchased or made. Only this type enzyme treatment works. Give it a try.

I'm terribly sorry , i would give 4.5 points .It has a very lovely scent .But the thing is :I followed to instructions , pour it for 14 days in a row.The number of the drain flies was reduced, but still , still visible 2-3 drain flies every day .Still pouring , and still 2-3 drain flies every day .although the flies are young and small . but it worked only for a few days, then it stopped working.But maybe the problemis in the building itself.

Had a fruit fly and fly infestation in one of our restaurants this thing works absolutely perfect as long as you follow the directions and give it a few days don't expect magic overnight but it does its job in eliminates the nasty flies and some of the ugly smells you may have in your dreams ...fast shipping great seller

Not sure if this product rates four and five stars because it takes a long time to be effective, and you have to be consistent in applying to the drains that are affected. Have been using for eight weeks now, and there is only an occasional nasty fly that dares to make an appearance, which is quickly dispatched (but they are fast little buggers). Use it every week, without fail, and there may be a decrease in the little rascals that make an appearance. Here's and interesting tidbit: this stuff smells very much like the stuff you put in the black water tank of an RV. Both products do essentially the same thing: digest waste; same thing with a different label? Hope this helps. Also, the weather may be a factor here. Much cooler now than when I started the application.

Finally, a solution that doesn't just capture, but rids drain flies at the source. I was using Zevo traps and though they captured gnats, they didn't curtail the problem of gnats flying around and pestering. I kept searching for safe products to pour down the drain. Drain Gel had good reviews.Make sure you shake the bottle before application. I had done several days worth before I remembered. I used the gel nightly on all my drains for about a week. You might need to treat daily for a longer period. Patience and consistency are key.I have a 2bdr 2bath and I was on empty and had to reorder after the 1st week. I continued to use the Zevo plug in traps and covered my drains when not in use. I just used some small plastic craft/snack cups to cover each drain. I put in new traps a couple of days ago. I haven't caught any more gnats. I reordered Drain Gel and plan to use a weekly application for maintenance.

I have tried all types of drain cleaners and this is the only one that immediately worked. I have had no issues since I made this part of my monthly routine

This really did work to get rid of the drain flies in my house. I gave four stars instead of 5 because it took well over 3 weeks to get rid of them and I had already been tackling them for 4 months so I attribute the complete resolution of the flies to Drain Gel but not sure if it was the only thing that rid my house of them. I will continue to use as a maintenance product.