CLEANING & MAINTENANCE OF THE WATERLESS URINALS

CLEANING
Remove debris from bowl	Spray (mist) cleaner onto bowl	Wipe clean and dry	Never dump cleaning solutions or other chemicals into bowl
CARTRIDGE CHANGE
Verify contents kit	Insert key into cartridge	Turn key to the left	Lift cartridge and drain all free liquids
Place cartridge into disposal	Flush housing with warm soapy water	Wipe clean inner stainless steel rim	Insert new cartridge into housing
Turn key to right	Fill cartridge with water until there are no air bubbles.	Remove diverter shield. Add blue sealant, (allow time to drain into cartridge)	Spray (mist) cleaner and wipe clean then replace the diverter shield
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Waterless Urinals should be cleaned at the same frequency as the cleaning of a conventional urinal. Cleaning is best effected by the use of an atomiser bottle containing a diluted solution of disinfectant or a biodegradable cleaning solution, one that does NOT contain high concentrations of bleach or acid. The urinal surface is sprayed with the solution, and then wiped with a damp cloth.
If maintained correctly there will not be an odour in the urinal.

TO CLEAN THE URINAL

Do NOT - use bleach or detergent when cleaning these urinals.

Do NOT - Apply water under pressure - like a hose into the urinal

Do NOT - Tip buckets of waste water such as floor cleaning buckets into the urinal

The life of the trap depends on the number of uses est: 12,000 - 15,000, not on the length of time it has been in use, but in saying that on average it is 3-4 months. It is important that the trap is disposed of properly. Using the extraction tool provided, pour the contents of the trap into the urinal, the empty trap can be disposed of as plastic recycling. The sealing fluid id not hazardous and is biodegradable. Once the trap is removed it is advisable to clean the recess where the trap sits with a good detergent and hot water.
Applying water under pressure, as with a hose, or pouring a bucket of water into the trap must be avoided.

CHANGING OF TRAP / CARTRIDGE