INCA GOLD F104
INCA GOLD F104 is a blue deodorant powder that contains active ingredients that readily dissolve in water to form an easily handled deodorant solution for use in the widest range of retention toilet systems.
- Non-formaldehyde, ready-to-use, concentrated formula
- 100% Biodegradable – Completely safe for discharge into sewage treatment facilities
- Pleasant & airy scent
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PORTABLE SANITATION APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS INCA GOLD LIQUID TOILET DEODORANT NON-FORMALDEHYDE BASED
1.0 SCOPE: This operating instruction covers the characteristics of INCA GOLD NF Powder Toilet Deodorant when used in portable sanitation applications such as retention, recirculating, pit, vault, and portable toilets.
2.0 APPLICABILITY: INCA GOLD NF is applicable for use in controlling odors associated with the collection of human wastes in various portable sanitation toilet configurations.
3.0 GENERAL DESCRIPTION: INCA GOLD NF is a blue deodorant powder that contains active ingredients that readily dissolve in water to form an easily handled deodorant solution for use in the widest range of retention toilet systems. This product is available in 1 oz. hermetically sealed packets. INCA GOLD NF does not generate any obnoxious or irritating fumes. It is safe to discharge into sewage treatment plants and is biodegradable.
4.0 APPLICATION INSTRUCTION: Various toilet designs and operating methods require specific chemical deodorant handling and application procedures. These procedures are as follows:
4.1 Retention Toilets: Retention toilets are often used in Portable Sanitation applications such as special events, construction sites, etc., and where temporary public toilet facilities are required. Retention Toilets generally have a volume of between 50 and 65 gallons, however, seldom is this capacity reached prior to pump out or waste removal. As a rule, 5 gallons of water mixed with the varying quantities of chemical deodorants are applied as a precharge. The amount of chemical required is dependent on a number of factors including:
(a) mean temperature
(b) period before next service
(c) amount of waste to be collected