Anyone who has dealt with sewer grease and the problems associated with sewer grease knows from experience that grease problems do not simply go away. Reactive measures, such as rodders and jets, only clear the trouble spots temporarily, sending grease chunks downstream to create another problem somewhere else. Additionally, because these mechanical devices are not a "source solution", grease will simply collect again at the same locations, requiring renewed expenditures in manpower, time and equipment.
Enzymes and solvents are also inadequate, temporary treatments of grease problems. As with the mechanical devices, enzymes and solvents do not eliminate the grease, but merely send it downstream. Enzymes are too narrow in their range of effectiveness and are quickly diluted. Solvents may have the additional danger of becoming safety hazards.
Beyond the obvious high costs of continually dealing with the same grease trouble spots, there are the intangible costs: the excessive wear and tear on expensive equipment, general plant and system inefficiencies, the unnecessary use of personnel who could be accomplishing other important tasks, the potential for environmental impacts and the underlying dissatisfaction of the people you serve.
EHC-33™ is an industrial-strength blend of synergistically selected bacteria strains designed to aggressively look for and metabolize or consume sewer grease.
EHC-33™ begins to work the moment it enters your system. EHC-33™ is designed to tackle the components that actually make up grease: proteins, fats and carbohydrates. Where natural, existing bacteria strains eat grease only when their preferred food sources have been consumed, the bacteria which make up EHC-33™ go straight to their preferred food: grease.
Requires no pre-mixing, pre-measuring or pre-soaking.
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