Product Description
Ecozyme Septic Gobbler is a special blend of aerobic and anaerobic bacteria that produce enzymes to quickly break down fats, oils, greases, and organic waste in drains and septic systems. Unlike just emulsifying waste, these bacteria fully digest it, turning it into carbon dioxide and water. This safe, natural treatment eliminates odors and organic buildup in pipes, tanks, and septic systems.
 
High Costs Eliminated
Septic Gobbler powder is specially designed to tolerate harsh chemicals and detergents that often kill natural bacteria in septic systems. Regular use prevents costly plumbing repairs and waste removal, avoids harmful chemicals, and maintains a healthy septic system balance. It is a cost-effective, essential maintenance solution compared to traditional reactive methods.
 
Sewer Overflows & Spills
When sewer drains block and raw sewage spills, it poses serious health risks like cholera and typhoid. Septic Gobbler powder can be sprinkled on spills to control odors and contain pathogens through Competitive Exclusion. Sewer blockages are usually caused by fats, oils, and grease (FOGs), which Sewer Gobbler effectively breaks down when shock dosed into sewer lines.
 
Advantages
Eliminates foul odours
Bioremediates and digests waste
Naturally restores system health
Keeps drains and septic lines flowing freely
Treats sewer spills and overflows
Massive cost savings over physical and chemical methods
Simple to dose, easy to maintain
Reduces pathogenic disease-causing organisms
 
Application
Mix the recommended dose with 2–5L of warm water and pour into basins, showers, baths, or toilets. Alternate outlets each time and dose after hours or at night.
 
Shock dose: 250g–1kg per 1000L septic tank capacity.
 
Maintenance dose: 100g per 1000L weekly until results, then reduce to monthly.
 
For Best Results
Use Ecozyme’s bio-enzymatic products together for better results and cost savings. Avoid disinfectants and harsh chemicals as they kill beneficial microbes and damage the environment.
 
Stable for 12 months at an ambient temperature out of direct sunlight.