| FOUL ODOUR in the washroom
can reflect negatively on a company’s image, and yet often we here how
the cleaners have done everything they possibly can to prevent it.
Somehow the obnoxious, nauseating odour filters back getting
progressively worse throughout the day making the toilets almost
unbearable to use and undoubtedly an awful experience for any user …
whether employee or visitor. These odours are
not from last night’s curry but a bi-product from men’s urine … the
culprit … uric salt. These salt deposits build up in the bottle trap
and pipework emitting the foul gas that permeates throughout the
washroom.
The
TRI-[ODOUR]-TRAP
stops this from happening! It has a patented Styrofloat that rises
to let fluid pass through & then falls onto the sealing ring creating a
100% odour lock. There is also a secondary odour lock in the biological
block as it produces an odour suppressing foam.
MAINTENANCE & BLOCKAGE
ISSUES can range from simply trying to mask the bad odours with
expensive airfresh systems, to dealing with slow draining urinals which
potentially cause overfilling and flooding of the washroom, to employing
external contractors to replace complete pipework and traps. These
problems are caused by the build up of uric salt deposits in the
pipework, obviously the more extensive the deposit is the less room for
flush water and urine to drain off.
 A back filled urinal neither looks good nor smells
pleasant and the potential for sewerage water to overspill onto the
washroom floors, creating all sorts of Health & Safety problems, is
further increased if frequent maintenance is not performed.
The
TRI-[ODOUR]-TRAP
reduces the requirement for extensive maintenance schedules and
therefore reduces the manual labour and time involved in these cleaning
processes. The
TRI-[ODOUR]-TRAP
cleverly uses strains of good bacteria to eat away at the uric salt
deposits – thus reducing the possibility of uric salt and bio-film build
up.
Save Water
The TRI-[ODOUR]-TRAP'S
most notable ‘GREEN BENEFIT’ is it’s
potential to save hundreds of thousands of litres
of water … per water tank! Flushing urinals are one of the worst
offenders when it comes to excess water consumption and of course this
is not only at the expense of our planet but also at the expense of the
company. At a national average of 17 pence (and rising) per 100 litres
every flush counts.
Imagine a water tank that only flushes
six times per day … because with the
TRI-[ODOUR]-TRAP
that’s all it does, a mere 2190 flushes per year!
Most unmanaged water tanks flush 4-6
times per hour and even those with PIR water managers generally flush 3
times per hour.
The potential to save water is enormous and this is
simply great for the environment and great for your budget!
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