Fruit Fly Killer | 1 Galllon

We’d been dealing with these tiny flies in our bathroom for months—honestly, probably years. Everything we researched suggested pouring boiling water down the drain, and while that would seem to work temporarily, the flies always came back. I finally decided to try Green Gobbler, even though I was hesitant to pay for something when hot water was supposedly able to “fix” the problem. I’m so glad I did. When I applied it, I poured hot water down the drain first, then used Green Gobbler around the edges as instructed. I figured I’d wait and see how long it lasted before deciding whether I needed to apply it again. That was months ago, and I haven’t seen a single fly since. It worked in a way boiling water never did, and I still have plenty left if they ever come back. Absolutely worth the money.

Works great, the smell is not overbearing. Smells like cinnamon and citrus. I poured it down my kitchen sink, my bathroom sink and tub drain to be safe. The flies were completely gone within 3 days. I do have some UV traps and ACV traps for back up to catch the ones already flying around. The product itself is quite thick but drains well; the directions do say to pour around the drain at night but I did pour some directly in which helped a lot. I bought the gallon size and used a red solo cup to pour it and cover the drain. Definitely a 10/10, hopefully these pests stay away!

Green Gobbler Fruit Fly Goodbye seemed to slow down our gnat infestation but did not eliminate it. I am currently using Gentrol IGR solution to spray down the drains every night before we go to bed. It is supposed to kill the eggs left behind after Green Gobbler treatment. This also seems to be helping although our indoor bug Zappers (2) still crack a few times a day.

I didn’t have a major problem. Seems there was always a dozen or so about my kitchen area. I’d kill then and they’d return. I’d see them in the AM sleeping around the sink. Never heard of drain flies before. Bought a couple Zevos and that worked some. This stuff has killed them at the source which was noticeable after a couple of days. Been a week and I’m seeing maybe one a day.

Isn't worth the money . I didn't see any relief from using this product. Already used 1 1/2 gal out of 2. Apple cider vinegar in a jar works 100% better.

This product actually worked! We had an issue with drain flies. I couldn't figure out where they were coming from because we would spot them in any room of the house. I poured this down my kitchen sink, bathroom sink and tub drains and also down the drain pipe in the back of the washing machine. I closed up all of the drains and plugged the washing machine drain with paper towels. We stopped seeing the drain flies immediately! This also has a nice smell to it. Sort of like citrus. It poured easily with a somewhat thicker consistency. I only used it the 1 time because it solved the issue! Will recommend and will buy again if needed.

This worked really well for us. It’s easy to pour directly into the drain and helped get rid of the little flies that were coming from it. I was very happy with the results and would definitely use it again if we have the same problem. Much easier than constantly trying to kill the flies after they’re already flying around!

I never write reviews on Amazon but I’m putting this here to help anyone suffering from a fruit fly infestation. Someone gifted us tomatoes from their garden. After a few days, the fruit flies came. I threw away the tomatoes but it was too late. The second I saw fruit flies in my bathroom, I knew they started breeding. Green Gobbler is NOT a miracle serum. It may help if you take other precautions. If you simply pour it into drains, it may or may not stick to the sides of the pipe depending on many factors like if the pipe is wet, if you already have organic sludge in the pipe, etc. So pouring this down the drain without cleaning your pipes is a waste of time. Again, I’m just putting this here to help someone. I recommend doing the following: 1. Kill the larvae and eggs first. Adults flying around are annoying but not really the main issue. It’s the flies breeding. To do this, scrub the inside of your kitchen pipes with bleach. Clean out all organic film. For me, I crawled under all my sinks, took off the P bend in the pipe, and used a scrub brush. DONT FORGET YOUR SINK OVERFLOW HOLE 2. Wipe the green gobbler by hand, on this inside of your pipes. Don’t just pour it down. Make sure it coats the inside. 3. Kill the adults. After you clean pipes, they have no where to breed. So the adults will die off anyway. But trapping them speeds this process up. I used Zevo blue lights, an electric bug zapper, sticky pads for windows, and other methods to kill them. After doing these 3 things, all flies went away after about 2 weeks. General notes: 1. This did not clog my drain. I did 4 green gobbler applications in a row. But make sure you clean out sludge first. If not, this may cause the clogging some people report. 2. Boiling water down pipes doesn’t work. Larvae can survive this. And it’s bad for PVC pipes. It doesn’t automatically break them but consistent boiling water can loosen pipe sealant and crack the pipes. 3. Vinegar and baking soda can be used to clean out your drain overflow. 4. I recommend not doing vinegar traps. They attract flies yes but in my situation, it lured more adults near my drains. I suffered from this infestation for about 2 weeks. As someone who hates bugs, this really drove me crazy. But the number one thing I can recommend is, CLEAN YOUR PIPES FIRST.

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