The thick formula pours slowly and easily coats the walls of a drain or piping.
Invade bio drain review.
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How invade bio drain gel works.
Invade bio drain review.
4 ounces is typical for a 4 inch drain.
With a thick syrupy consistency it sticks to the walls of the drain and the product begins to break down the organic matter present.
It can be used daily and only requires water.
The microbes consist of bacillus bacteria that eat away naturally at the organic scum buildup in drains and on floors and other areas with frequent food and water contact.
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Invade bio drain is a ready to use product mixing is not required.
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Invade bio drain will last for up to 1 to 2 years when stored according to the product label.
Invade bio drain is a scum eating citrus oil that breaks down bacteria that can cause clogs in drains and eliminate drain flies.
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Invade bio drain gel is a drain treatment with a combination of helpful microbes and natural citrus oil in a thick formula to coat the sides of drains.
This gel contains natural microbes that work instead of harsh chemicals.
With a thick syrupy consistency it sticks to the walls of the drain and the product begins to break down the organic matter present.
Invade bio drain is a scum eating citrus oil that breaks down bacteria that can cause clogs in drains and eliminate drain flies.
Invade bio drain gel contains natural microbes citrus oil a gelling agent and an emulsifier.
It can be used daily and only requires water.
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Keep invade bio drain in a cool dry storage area.
