Instant Power Septic Shock – Septic Tank Treatment, Drain Cleaner Liquid Clog Remover for Septic System, 67.6 Oz

Worked well.. Great value

We had an issue with the septic tank plugging up when draining into the septic bed. There must have been a blockage somewhere deep in the piping leading into the bed. I cannot directly say this was the solution. For the price, it was a good value and was part of the action plan. It is worth trying compared with replacing the bed altogether. We had a contractor come out and tell us we needed to replace the bed. We ended up going a different route. I called a company to pump out the tank. Once the tank was drained, they still had the lids off. I took an old garden house and poured 2 bottles directly into the outlet pipe leading to the septic bed. I let it work for two weeks while the tank filled back up. It looks like it worked as it was no longer backing up. Two months later, I pulled a lid off again to take a look, I noticed that some paper was going into the pipe as we had no filter (30 yr old concrete tank/bed). I called a plumber to install a filter and add the plastic easy access lids. Just before he arrived, we again emptied 2 bottles into the outlet pipe with a garden hose. So far so good. Also, the plumber advised us to limit the laundry loads to a max of 1 a day to give the septic bed enough time to drain. When you factor in laundry, dishwasher, and showers, it can strain the system.

Highly Recommend – This Product Saved Our Septic System! We used Septic Shock at our rental property after the field bed became blocked, causing waste to surface from the second chamber of our 40-year-old septic system. Since it’s an older system with no distribution box, we couldn’t pinpoint where the blockage was — only that nothing was draining from the second tank. My husband poured three full jugs of Septic Shock directly into the discharge pipe leading from the second partition to the field bed using a 1.5” hose. He flushed it lightly with water and, within a minute, water was already starting to return to the tank — clearly the field was still blocked. We let the product sit for two full days. • On Day 2, we flushed the line for 7 minutes — no return of water! • On Day 4, we flushed for 15 minutes — again, no return. We’ve now gone two weeks with normal use, and the septic system is still performing well. No more surfacing, no more backups. 🛠️ After years of maintenance headaches and concerns that we’d need a full field bed replacement, this product may have saved us thousands. Time will tell, but for now we’re thrilled with the results and crossing our fingers it holds. HIGHLY RECOMMEND if you’re dealing with a sluggish or blocked leach field — especially on older systems!

My septic leach field failed after 42 years (of which I own the house 10 years). The system failed because it was built in 1984 on the front yard where drop shaped driveway was built to allow driving on top of the leach field. Had I known that I'd re-do parking so that cars wouldn't drive on top of the leach field. Also the design was bad - looked like a snake instead of 3 channels drain lines. Having said that I recommend this product. Because if you flush something like this once a year, and every other month you drop septic treatment packet in the toilet, chances are even messed up by design systems can still be maintained to barely, but till work. My septic wasn't pumped for 12 years (or 22 according to official records). My assessment (I owe 2 houses with septics) you'll do good pumping them every 7 to 8 years unless signs emerge septic tank needs pumping sooner. I think modern bio-chemicals do give you a chance to fix your problem. Especially if you live in the house. My leach rebuild job was $12,500 (estimate). Hope it won't get higher after inspector confirms leach field was installed right.

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