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Care and Cleaning (cont.)
important to flush out your waterless urinal every two weeks. Please
follow the "Required Bi-Monthly Flush-out Cleaning" procedure below.
Required Bi-Monthly Flush-Out Cleaning
Repeat the daily cleaning procedure.
Using a small screwdriver or bent wire, carefully lift the strainer
vertically from the drain. Clean the strainer and set it aside.
Quickly pour one gallon of water directly into the drain. Do not
let the urinal overflow. This will purge the residual urine and
sealing liquid.
Unscrew the spray nozzle from the cleaner bottle. Pour 1 oz. (30
ml) or 2 tablespoons of cleaner directly into the drain.
Allow the cleaner to stand for 5 to 10 minutes.
Pour two gallons of water directly into the drain as quickly as
possible. Do not let the urinal overflow.
Pour 3 oz. (90 ml) or approximately 1/3 cup of sealing liquid
directly into the drain.
Reinstall the strainer.
IMPORTANT! Failure to perform bi-monthly flush-out cleaning may
eventually result in a clogged urinal. If the urinal becomes clogged,
a plunger, urinal auger, or non-Kohler brand strong acid cleaner
may be used. If a non-Kohler brand strong acid cleaner is used,
thoroughly rinse the urinal with water after application to minimize
acid corrosion on the seal gasket and downstream piping.
Winterizing the Urinal
Repeat the daily and flush-out cleaning procedures, but do not
replace the sealing liquid after the flush-out.
NOTE: Use recreational-use antifreeze only. Recreational-use
antifreeze is specifically formulated for winterizing all types of
potable water supply systems, preventing rust, and protecting metal
pipes.
Pour recreational-use antifreeze directly into the drain.
Reinstall the strainer.
IMPORTANT! Before using the urinal again, remove the strainer
and flush out the antifreeze with 1 gallon (3.79 liters) of water. Pour
3 oz. (90 ml) or approximately 1/3 cup of sealing liquid directly into
the drain, then reinstall the strainer. The urinal is now ready for use.
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