• Eliminates costly grease trap maintenance
• Releases grease trap build up
• Eats odor
• Stops clogging and putrid odor
• Makes trap cleaning time easy
• No more snaking out kitchen drain lines
• No more staff gripes/grumbling about trap cleaning!
• Saves time and money by reducing and eliminating pumping service calls!

Grease Trap Blocks consume grease, fats, oils, food, etc. dramatically reducing costly grease trap maintenance and eliminating odors. Every block contains 23 billion bacteria (5 different types) per ounce ensuring fast, continuous consumption even when harsh chemicals enter the trap. Grease trap blocks dissolve slowly, continuously adding to the number of bacteria available to consume grease. X-Tra Power Grease Trap Blocks will quickly increase the number of bacteria so that grease continues to be consumed.

Easy To Use: Simply toss the block into the grease trap. The block dissolves slowly releasing billions of bacterial spores which consume grease and multiply to form more grease eating bacteria.

Product Size / Strength Recommendations: We recommend using approximately 1 ounce for every 5-10 gallons of the grease traps capacity (example: less than 30 gallon trap use one 3 oz. block, 30-60 gallon traps use two 3 oz. blocks, 60 to 90 gallon traps use one 8 oz. block, etc.) 100-500 gallon trap size use one 4.5 lb. block. 500-1000 gallon trap size use two 4.5 lb. blocks. 1000+ gallon trap size use three 4.5 lb. blocks.

The highly respected American Culinary Institute, after thoroughly testing numerous products in the grease trap category, has honored the Grease Trap Block as the best in its class.

This coveted award and recognition is of great significance and we are very pleased to have this new product join the Ultra Odors Gone family of quality products.

For Best Results when using X-Tra Power Grease Trap

1. Determine gallon capacity of trap
   1. Measure trap in feet- multiply depth x width x height
      (ex. 2 ft depth x 3 ft. Width x 3 ft. height)
   2. Multiply cubic feet x 7.5 to calculate gallon capacity.
      (ex. 18 cubic feet x 7.5 = 135 gallons)
2. Determine the distance from the sink to the trap. The smaller the distance, the hotter the water flowing into the trap and the faster the block will dissolve. If the trap is within 5 feet of the sink, use no smaller than an 8 ounce block. DO NOT PLACE BLOCK UNDER INCOMING WATER.
3. Determine the types of food flowing into the trap. Large pieces of meat and vegetable are hard for bacteria to digest quickly. Additional blocks may be required for larger food items.
4. Clean trap prior to block placement. If this is not possible, double the block dosage.
5. Block placement
   1. Put block in water- DO NOT put in top layer of grease. Block needs to dissolve in water.
   2. DO NOT place block directly in front of the water intake area. This will dissolve the block prematurely.
   3. 4 ½ lb. block can either be placed at the bottom of the trap or suspended by a hook as long as it is submerged in the water.