Foam cracks, crevices, drains and other scummy areas where flies may be breeding. Remember that small flies often aren’t just breeding in drains, but can breed in any area where food, moisture or other organic matter builds up and is undisturbed. Prime areas include peeling away baseboards, machinery cracks, beverage line bundles, beverage fountain drip trays, under ice machines and voids around dishwashers, walk-in coolers and tray conveyors. 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 two hours is ideal) to be most effective. Do not apply directly to a food contact surface unless the surface is treated with a quaternary ammonia type disinfectant, or steam-disinfected, after treatment.

HOUSEHOLD CLEANING USES:
Carpet
Hot Spot can be used to clean a variety of stains on carpet. Hot Spot is best applied immediately after a spill while the stain is still wet. If applied later, lightly spray over the stain with water to moisten the area to be cleaned. Multiple applications of Hot Spot may be necessary for very dark stains, or old stains. Hot Spot should be allowed to completely dissipate on the stain. Do not scrub or wash after application. Simply spray over the stain, completely covering it with foam and allow the microbes in Hot Spot to work undisturbed. Hot Spot works well on soda, juice, milk, wine, beer, food residue, oil, urine, vomit, and most other organic matter.

OTHER AREAS:
Hot Spot can be used to control a variety of household odors as well. Smelly drains, garbage disposals, litter boxes, and trash cans are all ideal areas to be cleaned using Hot Spot. In the case of drains and trash cans simply spray Hot Spot into the receptacle and allow it to dissipate. For litter boxes spray Hot Spot into the box and pour a normal amount of litter directly on top of Hot Spot. Any area of the home where a smell is causing problems can be treated with Hot Spot. Avoid treating food contact surfaces with Hot Spot. Always test Hot Spot on a small area of any fabrics first to be sure it will not stain.