I assume these are septic tank safe?
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Yes they are because they are all natural from nature. It is better for the environment.
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I believe they are. I asked my washer repairman and my sceptic man but neither knew. I found this web site that answers this and other questions: http://www.laundrytree.com/using-soapnuts/faqs.html I hope this is helpful to you. The septic question is near the bottom of the list, which is quite comprehensive about soap nuts. I have been using them for about a year now and will never ever go back to commercial laundry products. One secret as with any laundry soap is not to overload your machine. It helps to place the nuts in a bit of hot water before putting them into the machine; I use a clean jam jar for this purpose. The smell I was getting in my HE washer disappeared almost entirely once I stopped using that sticky soap with all the dyes. My clothes smell much cleaner! I love this product and will always use it from now on. I haven't check the cost but I also believe it is cheaper per load than commercial stuff. So in the end this web site is probably right, and the nuts are actually beneficial for septics. It makes sense: you aren't putting chemicals in your septic. The nuts are extremely low-sudsing, too. SKO
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No -- they are silica crystals, which are not soluble or biodegradable. You'd be asking for a plugged-toilet problem. ...Steve N.
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I believe they are. I've cleaned them before using desinfectant spray and water and it's still holding up. The seals seem air tight but you may want to ask the manufacturer (Bright Medic) directly to be sure.
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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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I don't know anyone who has had problems with these wipes. I use them on septic and city systems, without problems. Used them for years.
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I wrote to Downy at the contact email and just received this reply:"All of our laundry detergents have been thoroughly evaluated and are safe to use in homes with a properly functioning septic system. We know it's important for our consumers to be able to take care of their homes and the environment, too. For more information about cleaning products and septic systems, visit the American Cleaning Institute web site (search on "septic"). I hope this information helps."
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Pretty positive they are. I've left mine sitting in the sink for a couple of days in a row with no signs of rust. My old ones would start to rust after just a few hours.
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it seem to be very safe chemical wise no harsh odors. I have no idea about septic Systems. but I can tell you it did an amazing job. when my bottle is gone I will definitely be ordering more
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I can say they appear to be. Be sure to properly sterilize before each use.
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I checked their website and it says, "Yes. Dishwasher Magic will not harm septic systems, plumbing, or the appliance in any way."
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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.
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The casing of the filters are plastic. The tank is stainless steel. I think that the plastic is safe because it has to endure high pressure. I believe that the tank is the most important part. You will be using the water int he tank first
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I believe they should be. My son used them when out basement flooded w no problem. And he uses them to scrub and hose out the garage.
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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.
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I don't have a septic tank as I live in a high-rise. Haven't had any problems flushing wipes down toilet.
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Totally. It's a fine clay litter formulated to be flushed. Just follow the directions for flushing it (not safe for septic tanks).
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I'm sure they are supposed to be. But even things labeled "non-toxic" have quite a bit of allowance for toxins in the product. Toys painted with milk paints and/or sealed with things like beeswax are probably safest.However, I don't know anything about the paint on this particular product.