Is this septic safe?
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I can't say for sure, but my understanding us that you should never flush cat poop down a toilet due to the toxoplasma. I would think all cat litter is not okay on septic systems, but you can double check with the company to be sure.
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FYI, if you have never used that product, the smell of it and cat urine together are not appealing! Not that cat urine is ever appealing, but there are other litter options on the market that eliminate the smell whereas this one intensify it!
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It turns into a a sandlike substance when it gets wet. It depenfs on how kuch u using andvdispising at once. I just put the ueed dtuff in a trash can or use ito fill a hole in the ground on my proprty. Its all natural
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Michael:Per your question about what this will do to a septic system. Oh Yuk's dose is very well planned out with lab testing and field testing so the product is the correct strength. Not to strong, not to weak, so there shouldn't be much that gets into the septic system. Plus, if there is any active chemical remaining, the contaminants in the septic system would overwhelm and neutralize the chemical. With this said, this should not have any impact on the septic system.
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It is not recommended for septic systems. Florida has banned it specifically for that. But... Roebic does make a septic safe root killer, that I think is called K77. It is advertised specifically for main line and septic systems.
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I have had excellent results with Green Pig Solution, and I deposit one packet in one of my four toilets every three months. The solution keeps your septic in good condition----not your toilet. Hope I've been of some help.
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I have a septic tank and have been using Method cleaner. There has not been a problem.
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Michael: Per your question about what this will do to a septic system. Oh Yuk's dose is very well planned out with lab testing and field testing so the product is the correct strength. Not to strong, not to weak, so there shouldn't be much that gets into the septic system. Plus, if there is any active chemical remaining, the contaminants in the septic system would overwhelm and neutralize the chemical. With this said, this should not have any impact on the septic system.
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I am sorry, but as I am not on a septic system I cannot answer this. I would recommend you contact the manufacturer directly.
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Their site says that all of their products are "septic tank friendly". I haven't had any problems.
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Yes. I have three bathrooms, on a septic system and have been using the product for at least two years.
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I have a septic tank and used it. Although I've only used it a couple times (once per toilet), I plan to only use it sparingly if ever again. I think plain old baking soda and vinegar would work just as well and be much healthier for your septic system though.
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Michael that's a good question and I 'm not sure. I don't have septic system.
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No, it won't! Remember this is the exact thing your septic was designed for. I would be sure that you are putting just waste in there - no stray sticks or grass or such.
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Hi - everything I can read online says it is safe for septic tanks. You might want to contact the manufacturer to confirm however.
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I assume it's safe. It looks to be made of PVC, the same type of material that water pipes are made of. It doesn't have a smell or taste.
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I believe the active ingredient is sulfonic acid. It is environmentally safe and will not hard septic systems.
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I only put the cleaner in the toilet tank. In that way, I could observe the cleanliness of the tank. It is composed of magnets. It is chemical free. The septic system should not be affected. However, I am not a plumber.
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Sorry, Marge, we don't have a septic system so I can't answer your question. You might want to contact the manufacturer. My guess would be that Charlie's Soap is safe for septic systems because it's made with natural ingredients BUT I wouldn't want to mislead you. Catherine