Pre-measured mineral granules for unclogging drains. No caustic soda. Up to 4× more effective (manufacturer's laboratory testing).
Traditional chemicals work temporarily and leave behind toxic residues. GreenSwirl™ breaks down deposits thoroughly and is phosphate & chlorine-free.
| Characteristic | GreenSwirl™ | Chemicals |
|---|---|---|
| Efficiency | Up to 4× better | Standard |
| Phosphates & chlorine | None | Possible |
| Toxic residue | Leaves none | Leaves residue |
| Pipe corrosion | None | Corrosive |
| Durability | Long-lasting | Temporary |
| Dosage | Pre-dosed | Manual measurement |
Each GreenSwirl sachet is pre-measured for a single application — 233 g of granules, two sachets per pack, in FSC-certified packaging. No spills, no guesswork on dosage, no toxic fumes.
Always the exact dose, no measuring or spills.
Up to 4× more effective than conventional drain openers in the manufacturer's laboratory testing.
Doesn't damage pipes — professionals recommend it.
Mineral granules, phosphate & chlorine-free. Use as directed.
Cut the sachet open and tip the granules straight into the drain. The dose is already measured.
Slowly pour a large glass of hot water. The granules trigger a reaction that breaks down the deposits.
Leave it for 15–30 minutes, or overnight for a stubborn blockage. Then flush with plenty of hot water.
Hair, grease and soap clog the drain quickly.
GreenSwirl dissolves deposits without causing damage.
Grease and food waste are broken down completely.
Two sachets left overnight for a bad blockage.
Reaches deep into the pipe.
Prevention avoids emergency call-outs.
Fewer plumber call-outs.
Does not kill beneficial bacteria.
GreenSwirl comes with complete sales support — display materials and marketing for a successful launch.
Display stand and marketing materials with the first package.
Green Flow is the exclusive distributor for the Irish market.
We advise on positioning, pricing, and communication.
GreenSwirl™ is available now on the Irish market — in stock and shipping across Ireland and Northern Ireland. Order online, or get in touch for B2B pricing tiers and partner terms.
| Physical and chemical properties | |
|---|---|
| Shape | Granules in a bag |
| Weight/bag | 233 g |
| pH (20 °C) | ~2 (acidic) |
| Density | 2.74 g/cm³ |
| Solubility | 290 g/l |
| Flammability | Non-flammable |
| VOC | 0 % |
| Active ingredient | Sodium hydrogen sulphate (sodium bisulphate) |
| Application and recommendations | |
|---|---|
| Sachets per pack | 2 × 233 g (466 g) |
| Application | All types of drains |
| Septic tanks | Compatible |
| Contact time | 15–30 min (overnight for stubborn build-up) |
| Unblocking dose | 1–2 sachets |
| Prevention | 1 sachet a month |
| Transport | Not classified as hazardous (ADR/IMDG) |
| Documentation | SDS on request |
Cut the sachet open and pour the whole contents into the drain. Add a little warm water — just enough that no granules are left on the surrounding surfaces. Leave for 15–30 minutes, then flush with plenty of hot water.
Add a second sachet and a little warm water, then leave it to work overnight. Rinse thoroughly with hot water the next day.
Pour two sachets into the bowl and leave overnight. If the water level is high, wait for it to drop by about half before flushing. Old discolouration at the bottom of the bowl lifts as well.
Once standing water has cleared, dry any metal surfaces to avoid discolouration or staining. Do not open a sachet unless you are using it straight away. Read the labelling and safety data sheet before use.
Works in every type of drain — floor drains, sinks, showers and toilets. Suitable for plastic and copper pipes and for septic systems. According to the manufacturer it does not damage pipes or seals.
H318 — Causes serious eye damage. Contains sodium hydrogen sulphate.
Contains sodium hydrogen sulphate (60–<100 %). pH (20 °C) ≈ 2. UFI: A300-W0XJ-C00P-GDAA. Not classified as dangerous goods for transport (ADR/RID/IMDG/IATA). Download the safety data sheet (PDF) →
Emergency: National Poisons Information Centre (Ireland) +353 1 809 2166 (8 a.m.–10 p.m., 7 days) · NHS 111 (UK).
Distribution terms for Ireland and Northern Ireland.