Sewer Odor Experts
WE STOP THE STINK
SWEETFILTER roof-top units eliminate odor at restaurants, daycare centers, nursing homes and schools where roof-top venting of grease trap and septic source waste gases can re-enter the building through adjacent clean air intake ducts causing an odor or health hazard.
SEWER ODOR COMPLAINTS
SPREADING ALL OVER TOWN!
AMERICAN SWEETFILTER
ODOR ELIMINATOR!
MANUFACTURER'S 1 YEAR WARRANTY ON ALL PARTS.
NO more stink pulled into
your airconditioners.
NO more stink drifting
in open windows.
NO more rooftop odors
ruining your dinner hours.
$39.00 MULTIPLE UNIT SALE PRICE: http://www.DickPennington.com
The septic odors choking you out are coming from your sewer and septic tank vents, because that's the way they were designed.
First, all drain and sewage waste from your house flows into a sewer or septic tank.
AS LOW AS $39.00 PLUS SHIPPING
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MULTIPLE UNIT SALE PRICE !
ONLY AVAILABLE HERE !
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Three month 100% money back warranty!
SWEETFILTER Roof Vent Installations!
As wastewater flows into any drain, foul, toxic, gas is displaced and must be vented, or the water will not go down the drain. New and Old; all drain designs minimize plumbing costs, which although less expensive initially, make sewer odors far more common.
In many areas it in now law that all drain pipe roof vents are fitted with activated carbon filter vents when a new house is constructed or when aerated septic tanks are used.
However, they can be installed into existing systems which is often necessary to assure odor free operation of the vent pipe.
SWEETFILTERS easily slide on to
existing rooftop vent pipes or septic tank candy cane vents
to stop odor overnight.
No measuring is necessary as out units universal fit adapts to 1-4.55" pipes.
Roof Vent SWEETFILTER!
Pennington Equipment Company
1520 N. 6th Street
Springfield, IL. 62702
Toll Free: 888-261-4726 Place Phone Order
Voice/Fax: 866-422-0018
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For Product Information
Phone: 484-624-4909
DickPennington@comcast.net
Restaurant Grease Trap and Sewer Odor Vent SWEETFILTERS II!
Stop The Stink!
Inflow Protectors Save Money and Eliminate Sewer Manhole Odors
$288 and up.
SWEETFILTER II Odor Eliminators Restaurant Grease Trap Filters!
Nearly all restaurants suffer odor problems related to traps. The main culprit is hydrogen sulfide (H2S), but other malodorous compounds are present, as well.
SWEETFILTER Odor Eliminator Grease Trap Inserts filter harmful and odorous gases using powerful OX Pellet technology, an extremely powerful oxidizing agent.
SWEETFILTER II Restaurant Grease Trap Odor Insert Filters For All Sizes
$388 and up.
During rainy weather, an average manhole allows slugloads from 4,000 to 12,000 gallons per day of rainwater, to enter the treatment system. During dry weather they can be the source of vile odors.
PEC Manhole Inserts eliminate this problem, while built-in pressure relief valves allow the manhole to "breathe." Odor control X-Pellets destroys any smells present. Units are made to exact size from virtually indestructible material and can be supplied with odor control media when required. Simple to install, long lasting product that eliminates in-flow of rainwater into the sanitary sewer system. Added advantages are the elimination of debris and dirt, reduced or eliminated manhole odors, and no more manholes cover rattle noise.
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SWEETFILTER FAQ's
SWEETFILTERS
REFILL EASILY
XPELLETS & ZEOCARBON
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90 DAY NO ODOR WARRANTY
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Distribution Partners Wanted
Sweetfilter is looking to expand its business and penetrate new markets through a strong and established network of distributors. We are currently recruiting plumbers, grease trap maintenance organizations, HVAC preventative maintenance companies, and other industry distributors and retail chains, who wish to team with us. Interested parties please contact us at NoOdors@Sweetfilter.com
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Pennington Equipment Company
Tuesday, November 6, 2007
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