Probiotic Enzyme Cleaner and Deodorizer for Floors, Carpets, Drains and Organic Odors – Bioda 1 Gallon
Probiotic Enzyme Cleaner and Deodorizer for Floors, Carpets, Drains and Organic Odors – Bioda 1 Gallon
This probiotic enzyme cleaner tackles organic soils and their odors across floors, carpets, bathroom and kitchen surfaces, trash bins, drains, and septic systems. Bioda’s lemon-and-sage formula uses enzyme-producing probiotics to break down proteins, fats, oils, grease, and other organic waste, addressing the source rather than covering it with a stronger scent.
The ready-to-apply cleaner continues working in grout, cracks, and other hard-to-reach spaces for up to 21 days, according to the product record. It can be used for spot cleaning, routine surface care, slow drains caused by fats and grease, and outdoor trash or recycling bins. The one-gallon bottle provides a practical supply for homes or professional cleaning routines, and listed floor use does not require rinsing.
Specifications
- Brand: Bioda
- Container size: 1 gal / 128 fl oz
- Item form: Liquid
- Cleaner type: Probiotic enzyme cleaner
- Fragrance: Lemon and sage
- Targets: Proteins, fats, oils, grease, and organic waste
- Listed duration: Active up to 21 days
- Listed areas: Floors, carpets, drains, septic systems, bins, bathrooms, kitchens
- Floor rinsing: Not required
- Country of manufacture: USA
- Package dimensions: 11.77 × 6.22 × 6.1 in
- Package weight: 8.66 lb
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this cleaner only mask organic odors?
No. Bioda uses enzyme-producing probiotics to digest organic soil and address the odor source while leaving a light lemon-and-sage scent.
Can it be used in drains and septic systems?
Yes. The formula is listed for slow drains affected by fats, oils, and grease and is described as safe and beneficial for septic systems.
Do cleaned floors need to be rinsed?
No. The product record says rinsing is not required when Bioda is used on listed floor substrates.
Where can the one-gallon cleaner be used?
Use it as directed on listed floors, carpets, bathroom and kitchen surfaces, trash bins, drains, and other areas affected by organic soil.