P.O. Box 1165 / 800 S. Acadia Road, Thibodaux, LA. 70301
1-985-449-0730 / 1-800-325-3407
Fax: 1-985-449-0740
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MICRO-ACTION breaks down and digest grease, fats, soap, and other collidals and dissolves organic materials in both anaerobic and aerobic wastewater treatment systems. In addition to dramatic improvements in oxidizing organic compounds, it promises major cost savings to users. MICRO-ACTION keeps household systems operating for only pennies a day. The cost is even lower for larger systems. Field performance has proved that plant operating cost savings can be greater than the material cost for regular MICRO-ACTION treatments. MICRO-ACTION provides even more benefits, including: lower operating cost , no dangerous chemicals to worry about, an end to noxious odors and sewage backups, lower effluent BOD and SS, quick recover from shock loading, and reduced sludge production and reduced hydrogen sulfide generation in gravity flow systems.

"MICRO-ACTION" Promises to Lower Your Operating Cost

By improving the oxidation of fats, oils, grease, and detergents, MICRO-ACTION can reduce, aeration capacity required. It can also reduce your need to use chemical settling aids (Polymers), cut your energy cost, save defoamer expenses, cut down on routine maintenance, and lower your overall labor cost.

Because it can reestablish and enhance normal biological activity in wastewater treatment systems, MICRO-ACTION stops organic odors and prevent them from reoccurring, as long as the maintenance program is followed.

Laboratory test prove that the new "MICRO-ACTION" can reestablish and enhance biological activity and improve the reduction of BOD, COD, and SS in final effluent. Up to 80% more organic materials have been removed in some systems through MICRO-ACTION treatments. It also helps maintain plant stability and provides rapid recovery from shock loading. Therefore, MICRO-ACTION helps systems meet National Pollution Disposal Elimination Systems permit requirements for BOD and SS in final effluent.

P.O. Box 1165 / 800 S. Acadia Road, Thibodaux, LA. 70301
1-985-449-0730 / 1-800-325-3407
Fax: 1-985-449-0740
Customer Service@NAPASCO.com
We Accept Visa and MasterCard

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ENVIRO-OBT can be used in eliminating grease buildups in grease traps with excellent results. The method for such use is as follows.
1. Initially place two or three ENVIRO-OBT caplets directly into the grease trap.
2. At the end of the day, or during the period of least activity, crumble one caplet and place it in a drain that runs directly into the grease trap. Flush the drain with water. This procedure should be done at least three times per week.
3. Depending on the severity of the problem, the grease trap will be cleared of grease buildup in approximately two weeks.
4. At the end of a few weeks, the grease trap will be totally cleared, and will be free flowing.
5. Caustic compounds, such as drain openers, ammonia, chlorine, and acids should not be poured down the drain. The use of any of these chemicals will kill the bacteria and stop the grease clearing activity.
NOTE: For best results to liquify grease, on initial appllication for grease traps, dissolve 3 tablets with luke warm water in a bucket and pour into drain lines or directly into grease trap, then use 1 tablet weekly.

ENVIRO-OBT is most beneficial to the Marine Sanitation Device when flushed down toilets. This allows the bacteria to come to life and begin the breaking down process of waste while it is still inside the pipes or holding tanks long before it enters the system.
1. Initially place four ENVIRO-OBT tablets directly into the first comparment of the Marine Sanitation Device and flush one caplet down each toilet.
2. Once a week flush one caplet down each toilet aboard the ship or rig. Also place one tablet into the drains in the galley and showers and flush with water.
3. Caustic compouds, such as drain openers, ammonia, chlorine, and acids should not be poured down the drains or toilets that empty into the sewage system. The use of any of these chemicals will kill the bacteria and cause the system to go septic.