Jetfoam™
Sewer Jet Additive for Grease Removal

Emulsifies Grease for Faster Sewer Line Cleaning

Why Choose Jetfoam™?

FOG buildup is a leading cause of sewer backups, odors, and sanitary sewer overflows (SSOs). Traditional jetting often requires multiple passes to remove grease completely. Jetfoam™ breaks down grease deposits quickly, holding them in suspension for easy removal usually in a single pass — saving time, water, and maintenance costs.

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Jetfoam™ Features

  • Industrial-strength surfactants and emulsifiers
  • Biodegradable and non-hazardous
  • No petroleum distillates, Butyl, or VOCs
  • Neutral pH and non-corrosive
  • Water-based and non-flammable
  • Available in 5-gallon pails with multiple scent options

Jetfoam™ Benefits

  • Liquefies and suspends sewer grease
  • Improves jetting efficiency and line cleaning
  • Minimizes blockages and SSOs
  • Reduces labor and equipment costs
  • Enhances odor control with added scents

Using Jetfoam™

General Information

Always follow label directions and use proper protection. Jetfoam™ should not be used below 40°F.

Proper mixing is key: For best results, use the jet’s recirculator system for 10–15 minutes or:

  1. Fill half the tank with water.
  2. Add Jetfoam™ (mix 5 gallons per 500 gallons of water).
  3. Fill the tank completely.

Each 5‑gallon pail of Jetfoam™ (or 500 gallons of solution) treats approximately 500 feet of line up to 10 inches in diameter.

Sewer Line Cleaning

  1. Direct the solution up the sewer line at high pressure using half the volume.
  2. At the second manhole, stop and allow ~10 minutes for the product to penetrate (additional time may be needed for hardened grease).
  3. Spray back to the original manhole at full volume.
  4. Usually, one pass is sufficient.
  5. Flush the line with clean water to remove debris.

Manholes, Wet Wells, and Lift Stations

  1. Use a jet truck to spray the Jetfoam™ solution directly onto the grease for ~10 minutes.
  2. Stop the spray and wait 10 minutes to allow penetration.
  3. Blast the grease with high-volume, high-pressure water.

Avoid direct skin and eye contact. In case of contact, flush with water. If irritation persists, seek medical advice.