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Grease traps/Interceptors
What are grease traps/interceptors?
First, let's clarify the difference between a grease trap and a grease interceptor. Generally, traps are installed in the flooring of restaurants or other establishments that need grease management. Grease interceptors are installed underground and work hard to eliminate F.O.G. from wastewater that needs to move along the system for remediation.
A grease interceptor is a holding tank that separates grease, oil, and settlable solids from gray water leaving restaurants. They are designed to capture fats, oils, and grease (F.O.G.) so that they can be removed from the wastewater stream and disposed of properly.
Remember: Everything that goes down a sink or a drain is biological and has to go somewhere. It doesn't just disappear!
Water passes through grease interceptors and washes most of the microbial populations out of the environment. This causes problems because the microbes produce enzymes that break down waste into smaller particles that are then digested by the bacteria. When populations are upset more waste passes down the line.
Our products stimulate and optimize bacteria that already live in the wastewater to promote digestion and remediation of fats, oil, and grease that would normally move along to the larger wastewater treatment system.
Enviro-Tech has a solution to help restore the balance by optimizing and stimulating microbes to be better and faster at breaking down the fats, oil, and grease to prevent detrimental passthrough.
Our GTX3 Pour N Forget is that solution!
It is NOT a chemical, NOT a bacteria, and NOT an enzyme.
GTX3 Pour N Forget is an advanced and expedient remediator that eliminates fats, oils, and grease (F.O.G.) passthrough.
At the heart of its success is creating a favorable water condition, which dramatically increases the working ability of the existing microbes.
GTX3 Pour N Forget is a mega-concentrate that REDUCES ODORS, BACKUPS, and COSTLY PUMP OUTS, and keeps discharge within local limits.