For optimum treatment of domestic wastewater under secondary treatment conditions.
All microbes are facultative anaerobes also capable of operating in the absence of oxygen.
Extremely effective in controlling grease accumulations in leach lines, preventing foul odors, and in dealing with troublesome organics. This concept involves the addition of contaminant specific bacteria to handle a previously identified waste product. Most aerobic wastewater treatment facilities such as activated sludge plants have no shortage of microbes but what they do lack are microbes that can sufficiently handle the large volumes of wastewater they are exposed to. Through the addition of the proper quantities of the required bacteria, the traditional ills of wastewater treatment facilities can be alleviated. Lower sludge volumes, improve BOD 5 removals, increase settleability, relieve malodors, eliminate grease mats, control hydrogen sulfide emissions, clean grease in collection systems, clear lateral drain field plugging from organic matter.