Septi-Flow Septic Drain Field Repair Solution: Complete Treatment for Leach Field Restoration - 1 Gallon (128 Fl Oz) Pack

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• SEPTI-FLOW SHOCK DRAINFIELD LINE CLEANER: Septi-Flow Shock, a heavy-duty septic field line cleaner, efficiently cleans and clears septic drain field lines, combating the buildup of excess soaps, detergents, sodium, and sulfate
• ELIMINATES BUILDUP: Our septic drain field treatment helps eliminate sodium, phosphate, and sulfate buildup in your septic drain field. It also aids in eliminating locked up and deadpanned soil from soap, sales, and detergent runoff
• BIODEGRADABLE SOLUTION: Septi-Flow Shock, scientifically studied and used since 1950, is safe for all septic systems, pipes, plumbing and is biodegradable in the septic tank system
• COST-EFFECTIVE: Septi-Flow Shock prevents expensive septic drain field repairs. Check our YouTube videos for detailed instructions on how to use this cost-effective leach field treatment
• SEPTI-FLOW SHOCK DIRECTIONS: An average 1,500 gallon septic tank (a 4/3 bed/bath house) start with 4 gallons of product. We recommend pumping the tank prior to treatment. Pour 2 gallons of Septi-Flow Shock into the toilet, tank, distribution box. After 1 week, add 2 more gallons of Septi-Flow Shock. Flush freely with water. Within 2-4 weeks you should see an improvement with the flow. If the septic is completely stopped this product WILL NOT work to address the issue. Salt/sodium/phosphate buildup from soaps, laundry/dishwasher agents, and water softeners (salt buildup) are one of many possible problems could be pipe collapse, roots, septic other potential problems.
• FLOW REQUIREMENT: Keep in mind, Septi-Flow Shock will not work on completely stopped septic leach field systems. There must be some movement and flow in your system for our drain field cleaner to work
• EASY APPLICATION: Start with 4 gallons of product for slow or sluggish drain fields/septic tanks. We recommend pumping the tank first and then pour 2 gallons of product via the toilet, sink, or drain closest to the septic tank outlet