Hygiene and drain sanitation

HYGIENE / SANITATION

A hygiene routine connecting the space, drain and system.

From everyday cleaning to drains, separators, septic tanks and municipal equipment, with products intended for each application point.

A simpler choice for everyday problems

Choose eMC for cleaning spaces, eMB for drains and septic systems, and build a regular routine around loading in larger facilities.

What this solves

  • Unpleasant odour from a drain or septic system
  • Organic content contributing to blocked drains
  • Disconnected routines for spaces, bins and equipment

Who it is for

Households Hospitality Facility managers Municipal operators

What you can expect

  1. 01

    Clear product selection for each application point

  2. 02

    A more consistent routine for spaces and drainage

  3. 03

    A more organised plan for bins, containers and vehicles

Solutions for everyday and municipal hygiene

01

More organised drains and septic systems

eMB is intended for drains, separators, septic tanks and sewer infrastructure. Application is fitted to the facility’s pattern of use.

02

Practical hygiene for indoor spaces

eMC is intended for cleaning floors, furniture, glass and carpets, making it easy to assign by zone in a home or facility.

03

Organised municipal sanitation

Bins, containers and transport vehicles are connected to a schedule for washing, treatment and staff responsibility.

Application

Doses and methods for common uses

Hygiene with beneficial microorganisms does not sterilise a space; it establishes dominant beneficial cultures that crowd out the causes of odour and disease. That is why regular use matters.

eMB and eMC preparations contain class 1 microorganisms and are GMO-free.

Drains and septic tanks

Treat drains in the evening and avoid hot water straight after treatment.

eMB Aktiv — drains
neat or 1:1 to 1:5
eMB Aktiv — septic tank
1 l per 1–3 m³ monthly
eMB Balans — septic tank
1 kg per 3–5 m³ monthly

Bins, containers and vehicles

Treat waste bins and municipal vehicles after each emptying and washing, using a motorised or hand sprayer, to remove odours, reduce insects and prevent spreading contamination during transport.

eMB preparation
1:5 to 1:10 with water

Animal housing

Kennels, cages, cattle sheds and poultry houses — animals and feed do not need to be moved.

FBE Ambijenta
1:5 to 1:10, 2–3 times a week

Cleaning homes and offices

Probiotic cleaning without rinsing.

eMC Plus — glass
5 ml in ½ l water
eMC Plus — floors
5–10 ml in 5 l water

Related products

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eMC is for surfaces and spaces, while eMB is for drains, separators and septic systems — browse products or send your facility details.

Drain odour or a complex facility routine? Tell us where the problem starts.

How to build a hygiene routine

  1. 01

    Divide the facility into zones

    Separate surfaces, drains, separators, septic systems and municipal equipment by how they are used.

  2. 02

    Assign product and timing

    Match eMC or eMB to each zone and schedule use according to the label and work routine.

  3. 03

    Maintain the rhythm

    Include treatment in regular cleaning and note odour, slow drains or changes in loading.

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FAQ

Space- and drain-hygiene questions

What is the difference between eMC and eMB products?

eMC is intended for cleaning surfaces and spaces, while the eMB range is intended for drains, separators, septic tanks and sewer systems.

Can eMB help with unpleasant drain odour?

Unpleasant-odour treatment in drains is one of the stated eMB applications. Use should match the facility and product instructions.

Does treatment replace routine cleaning?

No. Products are integrated into regular hygiene and maintenance routines according to their purpose.

How should sanitation of containers or vehicles be planned?

Share the number of units, washing schedule, loading type, available equipment and operating pattern.

Build a routine that fits the facility

Browse eMC and eMB for household use, or send the space and work-routine details for a business or municipal system.