Will this work for biofilm in standard tub drain?
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Not really meant for standard drains. It's meant for cleaning recirculation systems.
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I am not sure. I know you have to run your Jetted Tub for 1.5 hr in order for the solution to work ( enter the drain etc) , but I am not sure if it would work with a standard tub, since it doesn't have jets .
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Can't really say for certain, but if it's cleaning the jets in my tub, I don't know why it wouldn't clean the drain in a standard tub. Wish I could be more helpful. Donna H.
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i haven't used mine yet. i haven't had a drain problem yet? as far as i can figure it should work right up to the clogged part of drain. just looking at mine i will need something stiffer to tie on to the endoscope to push it down the drain like a drain tape 3/8" or 1/2" one.
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I'm not sure. I bought it to remove bacterial iron out of the well (filling a pool)... It didn't work for that.
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Don't know how wide your bathtub is but probably not. The legs stand rather far apart for stability. However, , we have a motor home with a large shower only. I stand the front of the dog tub in the shower and the back in the bathroom. The attaching drain hose is long and drains well without any leaks (the drain is located at the back end of the tub). This has turned out to be a really great product and I use it regularly to bathe my three white Maltese.
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It needs to be used on a drain that is unclogged to begin with. This product helps kill bacteria in a drain but not unclog like a draino type product.
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Don't know, I have used this product primarily on shower drains, residential toilets. It worked well for those apps, had to wrap a small towel around hose to help seal off the shower drain
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The size would be same as 'standard hose connection'- what is usually found on a utility tub.( In other words the threads found on a regular sink connection will not work).
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I do not think it would work the drains are a little different most of the time a tub drain is hair which you have to pull out but a sink drain might work . Either way I would give it a shot The toilet drain is bigger and a strong burst from the Johnny jolter pushes the mess straight through
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Any standard drain will work. I used a brushed stainless drain to match it best.
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I would guess yes. Try it in a test spot first. It does wear off over time but it takes a couple years depending on how much abuse the tub gets.
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That's the reason I bought it for our kitchen sink. It works fine! Youpp just have to keep the rubber stopper down as the water starts to flow into the tub. The incoming water may pull the stopper up. Give it a minute and the pressure will keep it down. Works great.
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I do not know, but I would not try this for a regular drain. I think other options might be better such as products made to clean and deodorize drains. I am thinking of enzyme based cleaners such as Roebic cleaners.
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It would depend entirely on the specific tub (how it is built/plumbed). I'd recommend asking a plumber who knows what tub you wish to use.
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For me, it got the slimy stuff out of my unseen pipes. Probably doesn't help all biofilm situations. A quick google just became a series of ads.
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Using this adapter for such a purpose will depend on your bathtub spout. If your bathtub spout has the same fitting as a general sink faucet (bathroom or kitchen), it will work. To check, remove the aerator fitting from a standard sink in your house and look at the size and shape of the hole it came out of. Remove any aerator (if there is one) from your bathtub spout and compare the hole it came out of to the one from your sink. If they are the same, this fitting will work. A good way to test this is to take the aerator from the sink and try to fit it into your bathroom faucet. If the aerator fits into your tub faucet, the adapter will fit.
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This product is specifically for Roots that are growing into your pipes. This is more typical with the OLD STYLE Piping (1930's-1960's). It won't unclog a drain if its due to hair,grease,etc.The Copper somewhat kills the roots back causing them to shrink & retract. If you notice the problem is more prominent in Sept.-Oct(First rain) through April then you have a Root issue.
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Yes, I think it would, as long as your drain opening is standard size. It works well in my laundry tub which has a drain larger than a bath tub but smaller than a kitchen drain. The stopper is a fairly generous size