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The Zoog Zapper is Ready!

This journey has taken over 2.5 years—a process that involves far more than just an idea. From developing the initial concept to building prototypes, installing test systems, monitoring performance, refining designs, sourcing parts, and setting up production, every step has been a meticulous effort. We've tested, improved, and tested again.

Now, with nearly 100 Zoog Zapper systems installed, I’ve been personally checking on their performance in real-world conditions. As I inspect drain pans and ensure everything is running smoothly, I’ll be asking for quick video reviews from users.

The Zoog Zapper is officially production-ready and performing exceptionally well. I’m proud to say I have many (many) happy customers!

Barbara's system clogged for years (not anymore!)

Barbara has struggled with persistent AC drain clogs for years. Due to improper installation, her system lacks the necessary tilt (pitch), causing a significant amount of condensate to remain in the drain pan. This stagnant water creates the perfect breeding ground for Zoogloea bacteria, frequently clogging the pan and leading to water overflows onto her floor. I installed a Zoog Zapper system in June 2023. Since then, her system has remained clear, preventing clogs and overflows caused by Zoogloea bacterial buildup.

Shirley's systems clogged for years (not anymore!)

Shirley struggled with AC drain clogs for years. Her home has two AC systems, and despite having safety float switches, her upstairs unit overflowed multiple times, causing significant water damage.

When an AC system overflows without triggering the float switch, it typically means the drain pan inside the unit has clogged. Water then spills over the pan, seeps through the filter, and ends up on the floor. This is exactly why the Zoog Zapper is designed to sanitize the entire drain pan first—eliminating bacteria and buildup at the source—before also treating the full drain line.

Shirley’s home was one of my first test sites, and in June 2023, I installed a Zoog Zapper on both of her systems. Since then, her drain lines have stayed clear, and she no longer has to worry about unexpected overflows.

Marty Always Had Clogging Issues

At 80 years old, Marty took on an impressive challenge—installing his own Zoog Zapper system in October 2023 at his home in Ft. Myers. His determination is even more remarkable when you see the video!

For years, Marty struggled with persistent drain clogs and found my website while searching for a solution. After reaching out, he was confident he could handle the installation himself, so I sent him a system and guided him through the process—without even having a manual at the time. Since then, I’ve visited Marty twice, and his system has been working flawlessly.

This video showcases the unmatched flexibility of the Zoog Zapper, as its pump successfully delivers sanitizer 28 feet up to his AC unit—mounted high in his garage ceiling and far from easy access. Since installing the system, Marty hasn’t had a single clog.

This type of extended installation is also ideal for AC units located in attics, allowing for easy reservoir access and refilling from the floor below. No other system on the market offers this capability!

Cindy (surprise) Always Had Clogging Issues

Cindy struggled for years with clogged drain lines in both of her attic AC systems. In May 2024, I installed the Zoog Zapper on both units, along with traps and vents to improve drainage. The job took five hours—four of which were spent thoroughly cleaning the units and modifying the plumbing.

Since then, Cindy hasn't had a single clog. About eight months later, she decided to relocate both AC units from the attic to the living area. Because of this move, condensate pumps were necessary for both systems—an added challenge since these pumps are notorious for harboring Zoogloea.

So far, both the drain system and the condensate pumps have remained completely clear, and Cindy is happy!

This is a Chiller Example

John owns a rental apartment in a 500-unit building in South Beach, Miami. Unlike a typical home AC system, the building uses a chiller system, where air is blown over a coil circulating chilled water. These systems only provide cool air and do not dehumidify, but they still generate condensate which drains into a common building drain line.

John's chiller clogged and overflowed so often that he had to get creative. He installed a third drain pan beneath the secondary pan and added a Ring water sensor. If water overflowed the main and secondary drain pans and reached the third pan, the sensor would alert him. Each time this happened, John had to rush down from Fort Lauderdale to unclog the system before the third pan overflowed.

John sent me this video while refilling the reservoir (less than $4 to refill!)

This system was installed January of 2024.

Bill's System

Bill’s AC drain line runs from inside his garage underground to the side of his house. Bill used to experience frequent clogs, but ever since installing the Zoog Zapper on August 10 of 2023, he hasn’t had a single issue through the past two summers.

With a service contract in place, his drain pan and drain lines have been consistently clear at every visit. Bill’s system was one of my early prototypes, and now I’m upgrading him to the latest version.