will this help with sewer gases?
882403
I only used this for a clogged drain and following the instructions it still did not work.Just a waste of money from my perspective. Hope this helps.
882404
Probably not. Sounds like you have something not venting / vented properly.
523781
i use it in my splash superpool (look it up if interested) with same style cleaner and really recommend it - it keeps the crap out of your filter. might want to monitor it to "burp" the air out of the system every once in awhile. there's a good video for it on youtube.
1757546
I can't tell you if it is safe for septic tanks, but works good for cleaning out the roots in my 4 inch sewer pipe and keeps them clear. I use it once a year to keep my lines clear of roots.
730313
It will cut down on the waste water. I cannot give a specific figure on the reduction however. Also it will increase RO pressure .
287544
Absolutely. Our water has a high sulfur content and this system removes the smell completely.
1159434
Yes. This will eliminate odor in the Grey Water Tank. You don't want to drain your holding tanks until they are reasonably full so that you get a good "flush".
12229
No it won't just electric models. If you search for sewer jetter you will probably find a third party attachment that works with your gas model.
1738591
If it's just the odor in the air...yes...if the gas is is on fabric (or whatever) I am pretty sure Fabreeze or something stronger would be better. This Ozium can remove odors from some fabric, but gas is pretty strong. It'w what the Airlines used to use when smoking was allowed on planes. Best for air borne odors...
1034172
Please note that the pump is really just to start the siphon. This will probably only work if it is downhill all the way to the sewer. We use it for a rain barrel so we never looked into longer hoses.
1123272
I highly doubt that would do a thing sorry. Radonseal is made to stop gases not water.
541813
A siphon like this will get most of it out but not all. I would suggest when you do get the old gas out you inspect the gas tank for rust that could cause trouble down the road.
1572846
CuSO4 is not going to clean out an existing blockage in your sewer line. According to my research it only inhibits growth of roots in the sewer line. I use it as a preventive measure.
2213120
It will help only if you are using the TF30-MP Odor Cell Filter" (The Top End Of the Filters) for the T-300. Unfortunately you are dealing with solvents which really require "Major" air circulation vented "OUT" of the house first.
1105502
I have a front loading machine and I put it in with the fabric softener. I'm not sure how well it works but it takes the stink away.
440950
Yeah, I would think it should work pretty good for that. You might need to pour water in it at the same time to help break it loose. My sewer line was clogged with egg shells about 20' down. I had to give it a good push but it broke through and haven't had a problem since. A gutter clog should be similar. That's a great idea. I'll have to remember that one!Edit: I just reread your question. Dirt underground...it might work depending on how much dirt is down there. It has an auger type bit on it so I would think it's definitely worth a shot. Just run lots of water down at the same time. Good luck! Yeah, I would think it should work pretty good for that. You might need to pour water in it at the same time to help break it loose. My sewer line was clogged with egg shells about 20' down. I had to give it a good push but it broke through and haven't had a problem since. A gutter clog should be similar. That's a great idea. I'll have to remember that one!Edit: I just reread your question. Dirt underground...it might work depending on how much dirt is down there. It has an auger type bit on it so I would think it's definitely worth a shot. Just run lots of water down at the... » Read More Yeah, I would think it should work pretty good for that. You might need to pour water in it at the same time to help break it loose. My sewer line was clogged with egg shells about 20' down. I had to give it a good push but it broke through and haven't had a problem since. A gutter clog should be similar. That's a great idea. I'll have to remember that one!Edit: I just reread your question. Dirt underground...it might work depending on how much dirt is down there. It has an auger type bit on it so I would think it's definitely worth a shot. Just run lots of water down at the same time. Good luck! « Show Less
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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.
1226272
I would think it would work if the acid isn't very strong. Once done I would store the acid in a separate container and flush the hoses with hot water.