TANK ATTACK is basically a blend of high potency enzymes that act as a catalytic agent and speed up the fermentation rate when coming in contact with organic waste.

The METHOD is natural digestion of their natural food, by living, FRIENDLY Bacteria. Their food is dead organic waste matter. They recycle wastes back to the simple basic parts of soil, air, and water they were formed from. Used by the natural laws that govern them, they feed on wastes, digest, liquefy and recycle then back, or actually enrich our environment. They produce NO POISONS or damaging side effects in the process. Their action is complete.

Today, our systems don't receive an adequate bacteria supply from natural sources. Use of acids, caustics, detergents (and modern bacteriostats and disinfectants to kill germs), also kill the friendly Bacteria our system must have to operate trouble-free, healthfully, and without great maintenance costs.

Specifically, TANK ATTACK is composed of:
Lipase enzymes- These enzymes attack all fats and grease, break down their molecular structure and dissolve them.

Amalyse enzymes- These enzymes break down all starches they come in contact with. As with Lipase Enzymes, the molecular structure is broken down and the starches are dissolved.

Protease enzymes- Works specifically on sludge found in septic tanks, which breaks down and dissolves all organic wastes of the protease family.

All the enzymes mentioned are Salmonella negative, non-pathogenic, non-toxic and harmless to animals or man.

Reaction Time
Generally speaking, the concentrate of enzymes required to break down a particular substrate varies inversely with the time permitted for the hydrolysis, the higher the enzymes concentration, the more rapid the breakdown.

Optimum ph:
The enzyme product described is effective in the ph range of 5.0 to 8.5 with optimum activity at 6.0 to 7.0. This correlates with the conditions normally found in most water treatment operations.