Mal Odor Control / Management. Introduction: Introduction: - Large and Growing Problem - Therefore, Large and Growing Opportunity - Washrooms / Bathrooms.

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Mal Odor Control / Management

Introduction: Introduction: - Large and Growing Problem - Therefore, Large and Growing Opportunity - Washrooms / Bathrooms - Kitchens / Food Prep Areas - Garbage Areas- Dumpsters / Bins - Compactors - Shoots - General- Vehicles - Pet Areas - Musty Basements

Key Solution = Bio-Enzymatic (ES 100 Series) Key Solution = Bio-Enzymatic (ES 100 Series) As They Go After The Sources - Also, consider: - ES 58

Enviro-Solutions versus Enviro-Solutions versus Other Bio-Enzymatic Products: - Quality of Enzymes & Bacteria - Quantity of Enzymes & Bacteria - Strain Selection/Specialization - Quality of Surfactants - Quantity of Surfactants - Synergistic Blending / Formulation - Essential Nutrients - Quality Control

Sources of Mal Odors? Sources of Mal Odors? - Air - Surface - Sub Surface - Critical to Understand … If All Three Potential Sources are not Dealt with, the Mal Odor Problem will not be Solved

What are Bio-Enzymatic What are Bio-Enzymatic Cleaners / Odor Eliminators? - BIO Cleaners are formulated specifically to dispose of soils safely, economically and rapidly. They contain the necessary quality and quantity of specific enzyme systems, both aerobic and anaerobic bacteria, and microbial nutrients. BIO Cleaners work quickly and efficiently to digest chemical and organic waste with no odor or noxious gas.

What are Bio-Enzymatic What are Bio-Enzymatic Cleaners / Odor Eliminators? - These microorganisms and right type of enzymes break apart the waste, and the bacteria itself converts this waste into two basic compounds: carbon dioxide and water.

What are Bio-Enzymatic What are Bio-Enzymatic Cleaners / Odor Eliminators? - The microorganisms in BIO Cleaner formulations continue to work long after application – up to 80 hours after they are applied. They clean those “hard to clean” places that chemical cleaners alone miss – in this way, they give you a “deeper clean”. The waste that you are trying to clean or that is generating odor is actually “food” for the microorganisms.

How Do They Work? How Do They Work? - Bacterial digestion is the process of bacteria consuming organic matter. The bacteria feed on the organic waste, deriving nutrition for growth and reproduction (split in half every 15 minutes – therefore after 5 hours become a million and after 8 hours become 4.3 billion). Using complex chemical reaction, the organic waste is metabolized down to water and carbon dioxide, providing the bacteria with energy to sustain their life. The end result of this process; organic waste is consumed, used up, and no longer present to produce odor pollution or unsightly soil and contaminants.

What Is An Enzyme and How Does it Aid in Digestion by the Bacteria? What Is An Enzyme and How Does it Aid in Digestion by the Bacteria? - An enzyme is a chemical catalyst that breaks up long, complex waste molecules into smaller, simpler pieces. The smaller, broken up pieces can then be digested directly by the bacteria.

What Is An Enzyme and How Does it Aid in Digestion by the Bacteria? What Is An Enzyme and How Does it Aid in Digestion by the Bacteria? - Enzymes are not living things, and they cannot grow or reproduce themselves. They are chemicals that are manufactured and used by bacteria in order to digest waste. When added to the organic waste, enzymes immediately go to work breaking down the waste. The bacteria are able to consume these fragments immediately, so they now have a plentiful supply of prepared food waiting for them. The growing bacteria will then start to reproduce and generate their own enzymes, thus keeping the cycle going.

What Stops the Process? What Stops the Process? - Obviously, this population (typically doubling in size every 15 minutes) cannot increase forever. At some point, the food source will be depleted, or some other change in the environment will cause the population to level off or decrease. These changes could be pH, temperature or oxygen content of the environment. The introduction of poisons to the environment (bleach or disinfectants) may have negative effects on the population, as well as competition from other types of bacteria.

Why Use Bio-Enzymatic Cleaners? Why Use Bio-Enzymatic Cleaners? There are four main reasons for using BIO Cleaners and odor controls products: 1. BIO Cleaners are safer for the environment and safer for human health than traditional chemical cleaners and odor control products. 2. BIO Cleaners use highly specialized enzyme producing microorganisms to clean and control odors by eliminating the soils that traditional chemical products alone cannot treat.

Why Use Bio-Enzymatic Cleaners? Why Use Bio-Enzymatic Cleaners? There are four main reasons for using BIO Cleaners and odor controls products: 3. BIO Cleaners provide residual cleaning up to 80 hours after application. 4. BIO Cleaners help to displace unknown, potentially “pathogenic” (disease causing) bacteria with known, healthy microorganisms and in this way contribute to better human health.

Dispensers : Dispensers : - Pail Stick- Knight - Viking

Washrooms: SOURCESSOLUTIONSAIRSURFACESUB Floors/Cracks/GroutES 920 ●● DrainsES 920 ● Urinals ES w/ or w/o screen ● AirES100●● ● Septic Lines/TankES 220 ● Sources of Mal Odor & Solutions Sources of Mal Odor & Solutions

Kitchens: SOURCESSOLUTIONSAIRSURFACESUB Floors/Cracks/GroutES680 / ES650 ●● Surfaces or Hoods, Equipment, etc. (above floor) ES 650 ●● Grease TrapsES 210 ● Drains / Drain LinesES 200 ● Air ES 120, 130 or ES 58 ●●●

Sources of Mal Odor & Solutions Sources of Mal Odor & Solutions Garbage: SOURCESSOLUTIONSAIRSURFACESUB Dumpsters / BinsES 110●●● CompactorsES 110●●● ShootsES 110●●●

Sources of Mal Odor & Solutions Sources of Mal Odor & Solutions General: SOURCESSOLUTIONSAIRSURFACESUB Air - Vehicles ES120, 130 or ES 58 All120 & 130 Air - Rooms ES120, 130 or ES 58 All120 & 130 Air - Laundry Shoots ES120, 130 or ES 58 All120 & 130 SurfacesES 900 ●●

ProductInfo SheetYouTubeE-Learning ES 100 ES 110 ES 120 ES 130 ES 920 ES 230 ES 650 ES 680 ES 200 ES 210 ES 900 ES 220 ES 58

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