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Invade Hot Spot Foaming Drain Cleaner

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  • Invade Hot Spot Bio Foam for cleaning drains or garbage disposals
  • Invade Hot Spot Bio Foam in Drain
  • Invade Hot Spot Foaming Drain Cleaner
$22.95

Description

Product Highlights! 

  • The easiest way to clean insect breeding grounds in restaurants, kitchens, residential and commercial areas!
  • Contains scum eating microbes to break down organic build-up and citrus oil which helps with odor control
  • Comes ready to use (no mixing,diluting, or extra equipment needed!) 
  • It is an organic product with live microbes that consume the organic build up in drain pipes and other hard to reach areas.  Preventing organic buildup reduces fruit fly breeding grounds and reduces drain clogs and plumbing emergencies.
  • Foam product that expands into cracks and crevices.  Hose extender available for getting deep into drains and hard to reach areas.
  • Hot spot can be used to clean stains on carpets and works well on soda, juice, milk, wine, beer, food residue, oil, urine, vomit, and most other organic material. Hot Spot can also be used in drains, garbage disposals, litter boxes, trash cans, and other scummy or smelly surfaces.

InVade Hot Spot is a probiotic foaming cleanser containing premium microbes that are natural, eat scum, and eliminate odors. InVade Hot Spot forms a thick foam that stays on surfaces and slowly dissolves allowing the microbes prolonged contact with scum and odor sources. InVade Hot Spot does all of this without harsh odors or chemicals. The can of InVade Hot Spot uses a 360 degree valve and fan spray actuator to make it simple for you to coat the surfaces you need to clean.

Remember that organic build-up does not just occur in drains, but can happen in any area where food, moisture or other organic matter is present.  Prime areas include peeling away baseboards, machinery cracks, beverage line bundles, beverage fount

ain drip trays, under ice machines and voids around dishwashers, walk-in coolers and tray conveyors.

How to use? 

  • We suggest applying this product at the end of the day.
  • The foam will take a few hours to dissipate and should be left and not washed up.
  • The foam will need to be in contact with the scum for a period of time (at least 2 hours is idea) to be most effective.
  • Use on every drain you are treating, every day, for at least 5 days to break the fruit fly breeding cycle
  • Apply InVade Bio Drain in any crack, crevice, drain and any other scummy area where organic build-up has occurred.  
  • Do not apply directly to food contact surfaces unless the surface is treated with a quaternary ammonia type disinfectant, or steam-disinfected, after treatment. 

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Storage: Store out of reach of children, between 35 and 95 degree F.  This is a pressurized aerosol can - store away from ignition sources.  Non Flammable.

 

 

 

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2 Reviews

  • 5

    Works for phorid flies!

    Posted by GD on 25th Feb 2021

    The last couple of months i was bothered by these "gnats" which somehow did not go for my fruit but rather spoilage. I learned these pests were called phorid flies and they are hard to control I located their nesting source was my garbage disposal. I tried everything I could until I learned about hot spot. I poured the foam in my drain every day for a week and saw they were getting fewer in number. I now use it once a week to insure no more flies. I have several cans to keep for future use. I am very pleased with this product.

  • 5

    Great stuff!

    Posted by 499Lake on 2nd Feb 2021

    This product really works. We had tried drain cleaner, hot water and Dawn, but no avail. This stuff worked after the first application. But I applied it twice more just in case. Such a relief not to have those pesky flies in my kitchen. Using the foam at night is a practical idea. Neither Home Depot or our local hardware store carried this product. I learned about it from a friend who works in food processing systems.

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