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Grease Trap Maintenance Program

Grease traps require bacteria to eat and consume the grease, oil, and solid organic waste they collect. Commercial establishments use strong detergents and chemicals each day that kill off the naturally occurring bacteria needed to perform grease trap maintenance. When a trap does not contain sufficient bacteria to clean the wastewater, traps and main drain lines flowing to them will become clogged, backed up, odorous, and the mantle (top layer of trap) crusted. All these conditions provoke other plumbing problems and business interruptions.

Harsh grease trap environments usually have a high pH range that makes adding a bioproduct often ineffective. Liquid BioOne®’s patented formulation tolerates this harsh environment and high pH, allowing the millions of living microorganisms suited to consume, digest, and eliminate grease, oil, go to work to eliminate the buildup.

The most effective way to maintain a grease trap system is to set up a BioOne® autodispensing system below the elbow pipe under the tri-compartment sink in a commercial kitchen. BioOne® is dispensed through the pump into the main drain line that leads into the grease trap, achieving two important functions:

1) Bacteria are release into the pipes that carry the majority of grease and oil;
therefore, the degradation process begins in the pipe where backups occur,
2) Bacteria then flow into the grease trap from this main line, where they continue
to consume organic material preventing clogs, backups and foul odors.

The strength of the wastewater in a BioOne® treated grease trap will be reduced by 75% during the approximately 24-hour retention time. Reducing wastewater strength, especially the levels of biological oxygen demand and chemical oxygen demand, can significantly lower municipal surcharge fines for commercial customers, and reduce the need for pumping by 50%.

Directions for Use:

1) Set up a BioOne® auto-dispensing system underneath the tri-compartment sink and insert the dispensing tube into the pipe just beyond the elbow joint.
2) Complete installation instructions provided with every auto-dispensing unit.
3) Place a 2.5 gallon container of Liquid BioOne® in the auto-dispensing system
casing; start the pump per directions.
4) Replace BioOne® 2.5 gallon container approximately every 60 days. The information herein is true and accurate to the best of our knowledge.

Nothing herein shall be construed as granting a license under any patent of One Biotechnology or as a recommendation to use any method or product in violation of any patent rights.

BioOne® has met the
EPA’s DfE challenge for
biological drain line and
septic system products by
demonstrating a more
positive human health and
environmental profile.

For more information on BioOne®:

Grease Trap Maintenance Program | Drain & Septic Maintainer | Commercial Drain Line Preventive Maintenance Program | The Meaning of the Design for Environment Logo | Commercial Service Suggestions for Auto Dispensing Systems

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