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Grease Trap Enzymes, Chemicals,
Emulsifiers, Additives, and Bleach

Grease trap chemicals are illegal to pour into
drains or grease traps in most provinces,
 states, cities, towns, regions, and counties.

The major reasons for disallowing grease
trap chemicals are water pollution, employee
health hazards, sewer pipe corrosion, and
 
the harm to natural bacteria that eat
grease and oils in grease traps.

Grease Trap Chemicals and Enzymes, keep
the fat, oil, and grease (FOG) emulsified long enough to become a serious problem downstream. The dilution of the chemical allows for the FOG
to congeal and decrease pipe capacity, having
the potential to cause a serious blockage
and sanitary sewer overflow

sewer overflow

MSDS - Material Safety Data Sheet

All grease trap additives must have a MSDS.
A MSDS provides the user with the following sections of data:

1. Identification of Product: -name, mfg, emergency #
2. Hazardous Ingredients - toxic chemicals
3. Physical Data - boiling points, melting, solubility
4. Fire and Explosion Risks - flammability, extinguishing
5. Preventative Measures - Protection, handling, storage
6. Reactivity Data - stability, incompatibility
7. Health Hazard Effects - inhalation, ingestion, irritants
8. Emergency and First-Aid Procedures
9. Preparation Information
 

MSDS Sheet

Are grease trap enzymes,
chemicals and emulsifiers in the best interest of your environment,
future water supply, staff health risks, and  working environment ?

Are enzyme products 
environmentally friendly ?

Grease-B-Gone, Grease Exxpress, Bio-Blocks, Invirozide, Grease Goblin, Grease Destroyer, D-Limonene, Nullifly, Magic White Terminator, Grease Attack, Drainbo, Bactizyme, BIOWISH, Grease Eater, BIOTABS

The  MSDS for the products listed can be easily found on the internet. The Grease Trap MSDS can be emailed upon request.

Grease Trap Enzymes

Bleach and Chlorine

At nursing homes where odours are a bigger issue than grease blockages, chlorine is commonly used to combat the issue. People are tricked into thinking that the smell of chlorine makes for a clean and sanitary grease free environment. Bleach does not kill the majority of bacteria in a grease trap or drain. Chlorine does not degrade grease or food solids in pipe and drain blockages

Canadian Water and
Wastewater Association


Never use chemical solvents, hot water, or caustic or emulsifying solutions to clean out the grease trap.

www.cwwa.ca
 
Harvard University

Can I Add Cleaning Agents to the Trap
to Help Clear the Grease Faster?

No! Never add bleach, enzymes, emulsifiers, or
any other chemical to the grease trap, as these agents harm the trap’s natural beneficial bacteria. These bacteria consume the fats, oil and grease, and turn them into water and carbon dioxide.


www.uos.harvard.edu
 
County of Limerick, Ireland

Never add bleach, enzymes or emulsifiers or any other chemical agent to the grease trap in an attempt to digest the grease.

www.lcc.ie
 
City of Austin, Texas

Chapter 15-10-22 (23) of the Austin City Code

The direct addition of any enzyme, chemical or microbial agent to a grease trap is prohibited. The current City grease trap design and sizing criteria are based on gravimetric separation for grease
and solids removal. The addition of enzymes or chemical emulsifying agents would impede this gravimetric separation and defeat the purpose
 of the grease trap.


www.ci.austin.tx.u
 
Boston Water & Sewer Commission

Never add bleach, emulsifiers, enzymes or any other chemical to the grease trap. These agents harm the natural bacteria that eat grease and oils in grease traps.

www.bwsc.org
 
City of San Jose, California

Enzymes: use of enzymes to clean grease traps
or interceptors is strictly prohibited!

Whether produced syntheti­cally or from animals, enzymes are considered to be chemicals.
Enzymes cannot be used to dis­solve grease
from your grease removal device.

Enzymes may temporarily alter the chemical form of the grease, allowing it to “dissolve” into the water. However, the altered grease will often reform into an obstructing or viscous solid matter
 in sewer pipes. This altered grease may still r
esult in a violation of the 150 parts per million oil and grease limit in your local sewer use ordinance.


www.sanjoseca.gov
 
City of Santa Cruz, California
Department of Public Works

The use of drain cleaners, enzymes, degreasers,
or surfactants (grease trap additives) is prohibited in the County of Santa Cruz unless prior approval
is given by the County Sanitation District. When employing either hot water or enzymes, etc., you merely soften the grease, allowing it to more
easily enter the sewer lines. While solving your own plumbing problems, you are creating further problems for your sewer lateral and for the Sanitation District.


www.dpw.co.santa-cruz.ca.us
 

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and on-going monthly expense

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