This one does he has a ton of experience with it.bmw29 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 24, 2020 11:47 amThat shit doesn't work well at all.Anonymous 1 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 24, 2020 11:25 amUnless your brother is a plumber and can take care of a clog for youbmw29 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 24, 2020 8:13 am Having the septic tank pumped is so much easier than a major clog. Our septic system is old and riddled with tree roots so we have to have it pumped once a year. That less than $200. We had to get a quote for a clog in the main line once and it was soooo much more.he also gave me the name of some root killing stuff to use just in case tree roots are impacting it.
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Anonymous 1
Nope we don't have an engineered septic ours is good old gravity fed. We live on a hill and its downhill to our septic tank then downhill from there to our leech field.
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Anonymous 4
My DH buys this stuff for but idk if it's septic safe as we have a sewer. It works every time. He's been using it for the 12 years he has lived in this house with no issues.
It is VERY caustic though. It comes in a bottle in a bag but the smell doesn't last long.
It is VERY caustic though. It comes in a bottle in a bag but the smell doesn't last long.
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Anonymous 1
Interesting I may have to get some in case it happens again. That is if its septic safe. Thanks.Anonymous 4 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 24, 2020 1:19 pm My DH buys this stuff for but idk if it's septic safe as we have a sewer. It works every time. He's been using it for the 12 years he has lived in this house with no issues.
It is VERY caustic though. It comes in a bottle in a bag but the smell doesn't last long.
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Anonymous 5
I hope you hear good news and that there's an easy/inexpensive fix! Keeping my fingers crossed for you!
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