can we use the product for a laundry room drain pipe?
1657598
I'm sure you can. This is mainly for tree roots and not for normally clogged drains.
1657599
It is for tree root control for septic tanks or cess pools.You should call customer service and ask them.Fred.
1657600
I don't see why not but then I'm not a plumber. Ask a plumber. And in future just buy the main ingredient (99%) in bulk - also on Amazon - and save a ton of money!
1657601
I have had such questions about this and other Roebic products and contacted them directly to get my answers. Their staff is knowledgible and helpful. the following contact information is from the Roebic web site: 203-795-1283 / custservice@roebic.com
1408151
This would go between your washer and the supply. It could be done but not a job for amateurs. You would need on for hot and cold. These are best placed in the cold line that comes into the house.
1176700
if you use this on the end of a washer output going into a drain pipe contained in a wall, you would have the Lint Catcher in the pipe. Once the Lint Catcher gets full it would shoot down the pipe and end up lodged in the pipe. I have the drain shooting into a sink and have had the lint catcher shoot off once its full.
264863
Be careful. You could end up with a face full of raw sewage. Works well if connections are correct. Good luck
1966994
I'm not sure. It's a very inexpensive drain cleaner though. It might be worth a shot, I'm sure it wouldn't hurt anything.
1323773
Drain water from a washing machine is considered "greywater" and this well can certainly be used for it. "Blackwater," (which is sewage) is not allowed. Note: this has nothing to do with the color of the water, but rather the classification of the material being drained. Hope this helps....
373635
I looked at their website and there are laundry-use instructions, as well as other kinds of uses.Good luck.
1278874
I believe this is designed for light-weight laundry (lingerie, socks, etc.) however, if your shirts are not soaking wet perhaps it would work--you could try placing a shirt on a plastic hanger and then clipping the hanger in the clothes pin. It is a good product but it's not a heavy-duty product. An honest answer is that I don't know. Good luck.
1791482
This is a thick plastic tub, so I don't see why you couldn't use it for laundry. However, that is a LOT of laundry.
1142728
We haven't installed it yet. I can let you know. I bought it for my client as a laundry room faucet. Looks nice.
1332522
I don't know how the product is used as a laundry item. Here is a link that may help you http://www.starchsupplies.co.uk/starch-mixing-instructionsI purchased the starch for someone else and they use the product to make wallpaper paste.
908033
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.
556902
yes, you can use the sewer solution if the hose or extension will reach. You can add several lengths of PVC pip to the sewer hose to reach a sewer connection, toilet, septic tank etc. The unit will pump up hill or down hill, 100 feet. I do have a problem with both of my units, i have two trailers the water hose connects to the unit. Works excellent as stated by the mfg. would recommend to every one.
1640076
Yes - you could use it in a sink drain. You just need to take it out more frequently and clean it as the drain in not as big.
1455630
Yes. That is what I did with mine and it worked well for that purpose. The problem I had with mine was that it began to leak and one day after work I went to take my shower and found the entire contents had dripped out after 5 months of use. I bought another brand ( Toilet Tree item # TTP-TPC-01 ) instead and it has worked well since I bought it in May.
850916
Initally I would say no, unless a technician was present. The reason is that the water pipes would have to go through the cast iron which most likely not flat, and would be difficult to make suitable for the washers of the faucet to adhere to the surface. That feature is required to prevent movement when using the faucet.
1350201
I think that you may use a Y-connector--generally, those are intended for two garden hoses for homes. Such a Y-connector would have a valve for each side (H/C). You may need to attach small hoses to the outlets in order to attach the Y-connector--perhaps conventional washing machine hoses.. People with other models have mentioned this solution, anyway.