Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the best place to install the Biodigestor?

Observe your garden to find a spot where water does not stagnate, ensuring proper filtration. Perform an absorption test before installation following the instructions. This is the most important step, as it forms the foundation for effective operation.

Preferably, install it at least 3 meters away to ensure effective waste filtration and optimal use of leachates.

It is the liquid resulting from the percolation of a fluid through a solid, providing nutrients for your garden.

It is a bacterial formula used for the accelerated decomposition of organic waste.

Yes, be careful not to dispose of the litter in the biodigester, as it could cause a blockage.

Yes, this may be necessary if your pets’ waste production exceeds the soil’s filtration capacity.

During the rainy season, excess water may saturate the soil and raise the water table, reducing filtration. We recommend doubling the catalyst dose for one week while decreasing the amount of water added. After this period, return to the regular weekly dosage. If the issue persists, please contact us.

Heat accelerates the decomposition of waste and promotes the formation of vapors and bacteria. To control this, we recommend increasing the dose of bioenzymes and water. Apply it alternately, one day yes and one day no, for one week. Afterward, return to the regular weekly dosage.

Your pet’s waste can attract these little creatures, and they may lay eggs. To control this, add a little more water along with a few drops of alcohol.

The feces and their filtration will depend on climatic conditions, pH, and their volume. It is recommended to increase the dose of bioenzymes and water during this period to support biodegradation. Apply on alternating days for one week, then return to the regular weekly dose.

There is no history of toxicity from ingesting them; however, you should drink plenty of water and consult your veterinarian.

The biodigester comes with a safety harness, which you can use for your peace of mind.

Remember that minors should always be supervised to ensure their safety and well-being.

No, these break down within 14 to 28 months, which could obstruct your pit. Considering that after they disappear, the organic waste would start to degrade, it would cause your filtration to become stagnant.

No, these are generally not biodegradable and usually disintegrate over 15 to 45 years, depending on the polymer used in their production. This would cause an obstruction in your pit.

It is recommended to desludge once a year and/or when saturation is observed due to demand (minimum filtration). Stop adding fresh waste, but continue adding the weekly dose of the catalyst and water for 3 to 4 weeks. Monitor that it integrates into the composted mass. Remove sludge with the help of a gardener and place it in the garden and ornamental plants.

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