Natural treatment for drains, fat traps and septic tanks.
Baczyme puts natural bacteria and enzymes to work on fat, oil, grease and sewage. BEE is Baczyme's exclusive distributor in Namibia.
Two powders, two jobs.
Choose by the problem you have. Both come in 500 g tubs, and we can supply bigger sizes on request. Not sure which you need? Ask us.
Baczyme Drain Powder
A dry bacterial powder that helps digest fats, oils, grease and organic build-up inside drains.
Best for
- Kitchen and bathroom drains
- Gully traps and grease traps
- Slow drains from organic build-up
- Ongoing preventative maintenance
Why use it
- Targets fat, oil and grease inside pipes
- Helps reduce drain odours
- Non-caustic, unlike harsh chemical drain openers
How to use: once a day, at the end of the shift.
A maintenance product: a fully blocked drain needs clearing first.
Technical details on Baczyme's siteBaczyme Sewage Powder
A concentrated blend of natural bacteria that helps digest organic waste in septic tanks, conservancy tanks and pit toilets.
Best for
- Household septic tanks
- Pit toilets and long-drops
- Conservancy tanks
- Slow-loading domestic systems
Why use it
- Supports the natural breakdown of organic solids
- Helps reduce odours over time
- Easy to dose, no specialist handling
How to use: add one teaspoon to the toilet twice a week.
Technical details on Baczyme's sitePowered by biology.
Baczyme concentrates natural bacteria and enzymes, the same biology that breaks down waste in nature. The enzymes break tough waste such as fats, oils and proteins into smaller pieces, and the bacteria digest them. No harsh chemicals.
Drain Powder for your oil
Recycle your used cooking oil with BEE and you can take Baczyme Drain Powder in exchange for it.
When to call for help
If a tank is overflowing, sewage is backing up or strong odours will not go away, the system may need repair first. Talk to us before you dose.
Ask us about Baczyme.
Tell us about your drains, fat traps or septic tank, and we will help you choose the right product.
Product information from Baczyme. More at baczyme.org.za.