Septizyme
Potent enzyme producing biological treatment for septic tanks, septic systems, and drain lines which digests solid waste, reduces odours, and keeps systems flowing naturally. By using beneficial bacteria, FOG’s (fats, oils, greases) are safely bio-degraded and removed quicker and more cost-effectively than traditional chemicals.
Key Benefits
Powerful Enzyme Action
Rapidly produces a wide variety of enzymes to degrade waste, feeding on and totally eliminating organic matter.
Odour Control
Eliminates foul odours at the source and contains smells in the event of sewer spills or overflows.
Restores System Health
Naturally restores the biological balance of septic systems that have been destroyed by bleaches and biocides.
Prevents Blockages
Specifically targets the rapid build-up of FOG’s (Fats, Oils, and Greases) to keep systems flowing freely.
Massive Cost Savings
A fraction of the cost of traditional reactive methods; eliminates the need for expensive honey suckers and plumbing companies.
FEATURES OF PRODUCT
- Bioremediates and digests waste
- Naturally restores system health
- Reduces pathogenic disease-causing organisms
- Treats sewer spills and overflows via Competitive Exclusion
- Naturally tolerant of harsh chemicals and detergents
- Environmentally safe by-products: Carbon Dioxide and Water
Biologically Active Cultures
Consist of a proprietary blend of aerobic and facultative anaerobic bacteria uniquely cultivated from South African soils. This gives them a "home ground performance advantage," allowing the microbes to metabolize faster, reproduce quicker, and survive longer than traditional products.
How to Use
Application:
Simply add the dose to 2L - 5L of warm water. Pour down basins, showers, and baths, or flush down toilets. Dose after hours or at night.
Shock Dose:
1kg of Septic Gobbler™ powder per 1000 Litres of septic tank capacity.
Maintenance Dosage:
100g per 1000 Litres of septic tank capacity. Repeat weekly until desired results are achieved.
For Best Results:
Avoid using disinfectants and harsh chemicals during treatment as these can kill the active bacteria.
Where to use
- Septic Tanks
- Drain Lines & Pipes
- Leach Drains
- Sewer Spills & Overflows
- Households with high chemical/bleach use
- Commercial Septic Systems