Roebic K-87-Q SGP Soap,Grease And Paper Digester 32-Ounce

so far so good on the septic

City Water and Sewerage. (No septic system to speak of) WHOLE BATHROOM: Flushed 1/4th bottle in the loo each night before bed, four nights in a row. Allowing the product 8 hours to settle with no running water or flushes. Slow shower drain next to the Loo suddenly draining better after the first night's treatment. Also noticed an end to an occasional drain gurgling sound coming from the bathroom. SHOWER ONLY / SEPARATE FROM ABOVE: After 4 nights of the aforementioned treatment, I did the shower separately using a 2nd bottle Using an empty 16 oz Water Bottle, filled halfway to 8 oz. With roebic. Poured into suggested amount of water using an old pitcher. Allowed the mixture to set for a few minutes. Then poured mixture slowly into the shower drain every night before bed. In most cases I let it sit 7-10 hours instead of just 6. BUT NOTICED A MAJOR DIFFERENCE with shower water AND LATHER draining fast instead of the 1" water + lather pooling around the drain. (Mostly body wash leather) Additional Suggestion: At the end of your shower, let the scalding hot water run a few minutes to flush out the shampoo, conditioner, and whatever else. Most people finish the hair, and then they turn off the shower immediately allowing for the soap product to cake inside the drain.

i use often no problems

Let’s face it—owning a septic tank isn’t exactly glamorous. There are no reality shows about Extreme Septic Tank Maintenance (though I’d totally watch). But keeping it happy is important, and this Septic Tank Soap Destroyer is like a detox cleanse for my plumbing system. Before using this, I never really thought about how much soap scum and residue was building up in my tank—probably because thinking about my septic tank isn’t something I generally enjoy. But after using this magic potion, things are flowing smoother than ever, and I no longer live in fear of unexpected backups that would make my whole family move out. Easy to use? Absolutely. Just pour it in and let it work its science-y magic. No scrubbing, no drama, just a happy, well-maintained septic system. Final verdict: If you have a septic tank and enjoy a life free of plumbing nightmares, grab this stuff. Your pipes (and your nose) will thank you. 🚽✨

City septic system: My plumber recommended the 87 for my sandpipe (washing machine) drain and the 97 for the kitchen sink. Been using these products for over 5 years now. Have not needed to call a plumber since. That being said, I am very careful on what I put down my kitchen sink as well. Very safe to handle and odor free.