Street drain smells. What can be done?
The stench from the street drain is annoying. Fortunately, the solution is simple.
A street drain near your house, garden or pub is causing odour nuisance. It could also be that a drain in your garden is stinking.
What is the cause?
All kinds of organic and inorganic material are flushed down a street drain. Fallen leaves, dust, sand, etc. This collects in the gully and rots. This can happen particularly quickly in warm weather. You can then smell rotten eggs, for example. You can smell this even at very low concentrations and it can be quite unpleasant. This gas, called hydrogen sulphide (H2S), is also potentially harmful to health at high concentrations.
Is there a solution if the street drain stinks?
This problem can easily be solved with Roebic K27. This product is made from organic ingredients and is therefore completely biodegradable. It contains a lot of good bacteria that quickly attack the source of the stench: The organic material. This black sludge is broken down in such a way that no odours or dangerous gases are released. As this happens very quickly, the bad bacteria are effectively displaced. What’s more, the product also smells wonderfully fresh!
Roebic K27 is perfect for use in combination with the septic tank, cesspit or small sewage treatment plant.
How do I use Roebic K27?
The application is simple and goes as follows:
- Shake the bottle well.
- Empty the bottle into the street drain
- Fill the empty bottle with lukewarm water and pour it in.
- Repeat the process if necessary.
