Biodegradable Degreasers

Zep offers a range of degreasers, and biodegradability varies by product line. Some Zep formulas are labeled biodegradable while others contain petroleum distillates or solvents that are not. Always check the specific product's SDS and label claims, or compare against fully biodegradable, citrus-based alternatives like Zircon's Super Orange Degreaser.

Krud Kutter markets several water-based, low-VOC cleaners, and select products are labeled biodegradable, though not all formulas in the line share the same certification. Reviewing the product's SDS confirms biodegradability status. Citrus/d'Limonene-based degreasers offer a verified, petroleum-free biodegradable alternative for similar cleaning tasks.

A biodegradable degreaser breaks down naturally into non-toxic byproducts without leaving harmful residues in soil or water. Our formulas use dextro-Limonene and citrus extracts instead of petroleum distillates, allowing them to decompose safely while still delivering strong emulsification and grease-cutting performance.

Yes, when specifically formulated for it. Our Floating Lift Station Degreaser is USDA Authorized C1 and engineered to float on water, dissolving grease on wet walls without disrupting the bacterial action required for raw sewage treatment, making it safe for municipal wastewater infrastructure.

Depending on the product, degreasers are available in 5-gallon pails, 55-gallon bulk drums, 4x1-gallon cases, and 12x20 oz aerosol can cases, allowing facilities to choose the format that best matches their usage volume and application method.

Yes, our citrus-based degreasers such as Super Orange Degreaser are formulated to be non-corrosive and safe on all metals, making them suitable for engine parts, machinery, and metal equipment cleaning without risk of pitting or surface damage.