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Fruit Fly Defense - SINK DROPS

Fruit Fly Defense - SINK DROPS

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Stop Fruit Flies Where They Breed

A drop a day keeps the flies away! This concentrated, scent-based formula targets the #1 breeding ground for fruit flies: your sink and drain.

Why Sink Drops Are Essential

You can trap fruit flies all day long, but if you're not stopping them from breeding in your drains, you'll never win. Sink Drops create a natural scent barrier that prevents fruit flies from laying eggs where moisture and organic matter collect – giving you lasting protection instead of temporary relief.

How It Works

  • Daily Application: Just one drop per day maintains continuous protection in your drain
  • Concentrated Formula: Powerful organic compounds that fruit flies can't stand
  • Breeding Prevention: Stops the lifecycle before it starts – no eggs, no larvae, no new flies
  • Safe & Natural: Home-safe formula trusted by commercial kitchens and restaurants
  • 80–90% Effectiveness: Proven prevention that actually works

Perfect For

Kitchen sinks, bar drains, bathroom sinks, commercial kitchens, restaurants, food prep areas, and anywhere fruit flies breed. Ideal for both home and professional use.

Trusted by the Pros

Restaurant chains like Chick-fil-A and Dave & Busters rely on Fruit Fly Defense because it delivers industrial-strength results without harsh chemicals. Now you can have the same professional-grade protection at home.

The Smarter Solution

Traditional traps only catch adult flies – they don't stop breeding. Sink Drops attack the problem at its source, preventing infestations before they start. No vinegar smell, no sticky mess, just effective prevention.

Transform your drains from breeding grounds to NO-FLY-ZONES.

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Ingredients

Organic Mentha Piperita Oil, Steam Distilled. Organic Cedarwood Oil. White Vinegar, Distilled. Castile Soap.

Instructions

Shake well. Add 2-3 drops into drain nightly.

FAQ

How do I get rid of fruit flies fast?

Scrub your drains with a pipe brush and hot water, empty and rinse trash bins daily, keep surfaces dry, and use Fruit Fly Defense deterrents near drains, bars, or garbage areas. Our scent-based products stop fruit flies before they start breeding.

Do fruit fly traps actually work?

Traps only catch adult flies. They don’t address the hidden eggs and larvae inside drains or moist residue. Fruit Fly Defense works at the source by making breeding areas uninhabitable.

What’s the difference between traps and deterrents?

Traps are reactive — they catch flies after you already have a problem. Deterrents are proactive — they prevent flies from gathering or laying eggs in the first place.

Where should I place these products?

Use Sink Drops directly in sink drains or garbage disposals. Place Repellent Discs near sinks, trash cans, and food prep areas. For large spaces, use both together for full coverage.

How long do the products last?

Repellent Discs typically last several weeks depending on airflow. Sink Drops can be used daily or as needed for ongoing protection.

Are Fruit Fly Defense products safe for kitchens and bars?

Yes. All formulas use natural, scent-based ingredients and contain no harsh chemicals — safe for use around food-adjacent areas when used as directed.

Do fruit flies carry bacteria or germs?

Yes. According to the CDC, fruit flies can transfer bacteria from unsanitary areas onto food and prep surfaces. Regular cleaning and deterrents help reduce that risk.

What makes Fruit Fly Defense different?

Unlike traditional pest control, Fruit Fly Defense focuses on prevention — cutting off the breeding cycle and keeping fruit flies from ever becoming a problem.

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