AerosolGentrol Aerosol, 16 oz canA visible foam brings our hydroprene growth regulator into cabinet voids and wall gaps where young roaches hide before their final molt.★ 4.5 out of 5
$24.64
Pestbook
Drain flies
Drain flies breed in the film inside floor drains and overflow pipes. The foam reaches the larvae feeding in that layer.
The drain is the nursery
Adults on the wall are the visible end of a population living in the scum layer inside the drain. Swatting them changes nothing by morning.
Foam the collar
The aerosol laid into the drain collar and down the throat coats the film where larvae feed, and the regulator ends their development there.
A schedule beats a complaint
The film grows back weekly. Drains foamed on a standing schedule stay ahead of it; drains treated on sighting stay a week behind.
The moth-bodied fly on the restroom wall came out of a pipe, and the pipe is where the treatment belongs. Floor drains, mop sinks, overflow lines and the seldom-used fixture whose trap has gone dry are the usual sources, in that order.
Pair the foam with the mundane work: a stiff brush on the drain walls where hands can reach, and water run weekly through fixtures that rarely see it. The regulator does the biology, the brush does the geology.
What we send after them
3 formats
Gentrol Aerosol
A 16 oz can of foaming hydroprene with an extension tube for crack and crevice work, in singles, pairs and cases.
3 formatsGentrol Complete
The same hydroprene paired with a contact ingredient, as an 18 oz aerosol, a case, or the EC3 pint concentrate.
Start with these
Rather answer two questions?
The picker asks where the problem lives and hands back the formulation whose label fits that room.