How do u get rid of the liquid when it's done? Is it toxic for my septic system?
486123
I cut the bottom open with scissors in the utility sink and let it drain with the other waste water. The bag is then thrown into the trash.
486124
It is self-contained. I was going to trash it. I do not know toxicity though sorry.
486125
I bought this product because in the past I buy one at other store and work perfectly but the ones that I received didn't work, they were too old.
486126
Just throw the whole thing in the garbage! The water has passed through many chemicals. I know it will kill plants; I don't know what effects it might have on your septic system.
486127
I put the bag full of liquid in the trash can. There's no need to empty the bag.
486128
Just put it in trash, I don't think it is toxic , it is only contain of water!
612673
You can put most anything liquid down a septic tank without incidence if the toilet is being used regularly. Every time a #2 goes down, you are contributing more bacteria to the mix. The amount of liquid in a septic tank dilutes virtually all strong chemicals. Since it is an acid, I suspect that it would help to liquify the solids within the tank.
1879715
Yes. Always do the lower level first, and allow the next day's outflow to carry whatever got loosened up out of the pipes. Then do the upstrairs the next night. I think it is best to do these right before you climb into bed. That way, you know the bacteria have the longest possible time to work before they are flushed away by dishwashing, toothbrushing, etc.
1849440
I have used this product for many years in two houses that have septic system and have had no problem. The amount of chlorine put into the system is so small that it will not upset the balance of bacteria in the septic tank.
1192483
Nope, I have a septic and I checked this too... On the bottle it says Septic Safe! I'll post a picture in a second.http://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-media/product-gallery/B0047528HM/ref=cm_ciu_pdp_images_0?ie=UTF8&index;=0
2208710
No, add it to current water. You may want to do a partial water change after everyone is better, but not now. NEVER take all the water out of your tank because you are removing the good bacteria you established when cycling your tank.
257980
My septic guy said yes when I asked him. I've been using it for over a year and no problems!
2056079
I actually cut the bottle in half and use a knife or spatula to remove the remaining liquid. This may sound crazy or odd, but there is always a bunch left in the bottle. I do this for tubes, too.
1622381
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
251860
I've only used the plunger once and I just rinsed it off along with rinsing the base. It seems fine to me to just rinse. You sound like you're much more meticulous than I am. : )
1102260
Hi Alex, Simply pour out any excess water you may still have. Then leaving your DryMistat tube standing up; let it absorb the rest of the water. It should be okay to use after that.
1747676
you don't want to rinse it out inside, use a pail or something, I cleaned up outside, it takes alot of water to clean properly. It needs to be disassembled and cleaned properly before putting away
200048
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.
1411508
You would have to ask the company. I use Rid-X because the people who pump our septic tank told us to. I do prefer the liquid over the powder but the powder is cheaper. Sorry I couldn't help you more.
456842
I do not believe so. Only flushing the system will remove the fluid if your thinking of going to a different type of fluid. The tool is meant to pull fluid in, not out.
43717
I don't know if anyone has answered this for you or not. The treating you do to the water is to remove chlorine from it. Chlorine will not instantly kill your fish. I usually put in the dechlorinator after my tank is refilled. I put it directly into the fish tank. 2 years and I haven't had a problem yet :) I have a 30 gallon tank.
29292
I don't believe you can. I have thrown my container away but if I remember right, it is not to be used in toilets and or septic systems.