I was told by plumber to get an enzyme producing beneficial bacteria for drains. Would this qualify?
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Yes. I've tried liquid enzymatics and some other power, but this enzymatic product over the many years seems to work best. You have to dissolve in water, then let sit for at least 24 hours to get it to work. But it's quite powerful in dissolving organic clogs. And better - way better - for your pipes and environment.
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According to the label it contains: Sodium Sesquicarbonate, bacterial mixtures, proteolytic enzymes. If you need further info their website is efpclean.com and ecos.com.
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Since it's enzyme based I wouldn't expect problems with double rinse. But I would definitely call their customer service before using. I found dear customer service to be very responsive.
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Not really meant for standard drains. It's meant for cleaning recirculation systems.
869529
Don't know. It is not a cleaner, it just generates microbes to break down sewage. Contact the company, maybe they can help.
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Yes, I believe that is one of the main purposes of this kit. However, I had a plumber install so am not 100% sure. Sorry.
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Yes call in the professionals - Bio-clean works great in drains but this is entirely different issue.
71505
Need to ask a plumber, sorry, I am just a consumer who used this product based on a recommendation from my plumber
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No it is wet clay and the neem. I only use it occasionally, but if your drain is clogging up, when done with rinsing off the clay, fill sink with hot water (not to hot) and pull drain out and cup you hand and push as though doing chest compressions, to force debris out of trap. Or buy a little plunger.
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This product works using enzymes that digest the build up. Much safer than the chemical based drain opener.
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I am sure it is because I have used it in a sink that has a coating that could be damaged. Also if you couldn't use it on PVC it would really limit it's use. It is a good cleaner for drains and I have been using it for a long time. You may contact Mfr. to be absolutely positive.
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Yes, just invest on the kit for under the sink. Like Stephanie said. Good Luck.
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I would say yes. I was very pleased with how the epoxy hardened. I put a little too much on the side wall during my repair, so the epoxy drooped a little before hardening, but it really fixed the hole. Should do fine arond the drain. Much cheaper than a $200.00 plumber visit! :)
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It cleans the gunk built up in the disposer, sink drains, and pipes. Dawn dishwashing liquid does not remove the build-up that accumulates in these places!
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So far, we haven't had a problem with any interference. However, I do use an additive that is added every month or two to help the bacteria work. Just make sure that when you add the poop to the drain, you flush it thoroughly with plenty of water.
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Im not an expert, but probably no, you would probably need an industrial strength clog buster from a plumbing supply store. Assuming there isn't some kind of permanent blockage in the pipe.
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I really couldn't say one way or the other because I do have a septic system. If the Rid-X seems to help then Green Pig could possibly help even more because it has twice as much bacteria.
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Mesia Sue is right. The Septic Waist Removal Technician recommended the same thing. Destruction on the bottle says the same thing. Safe to put down all drains.