Can you use this in your toilet tank similar to using tablets; by adding to tank for continual cleaning after flushing?
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I do not think this would be a good idea as this is in powder form. one flush and it would be gone.
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It's a powder not a tablet form so if you wanted to use it like that then you'd have to use it often. Maybe to clean the bowl itself like comet cleanser would work better and leaving it to set over night.
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I would think so, it just goes into your septic. Whatever you would normally flush would be good to go.
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I think sanigloss works. I purchased a non-sanigloss Toto toilet and "stuff" sticks to the sides sometimes. There is not enough water flow in these low-water use toilets to clean the toilet bowl walls. I am renting a house that has the same toilet as my home, but it has sanigloss finish, and it really does stay cleaner. Your mileage may vary, but sanigloss has worked better for me.
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Yes. I use 2 in a tank. It's a magnet that keeps calcium ions from forming large crystals that causes hard water rings in toilet bowls in hard water areas. You still have to clean the bowl. Just take it out of the bag and drop into tank away from moving parts. Full plastic sleeve cannot be removed. Viola! You're done.
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The instructions say that once you have a clean tank, you need to use it "periodically" to keep your tank clean. I presume the frequency you use it depends on your water (e.g., well water, city water, conditioned water, etc.). The type of water you have going into your tank may make a considerable difference in how often you need to use it. I have a water softener, so the water going into my tank is softened and I need to use the toilet tank cleaner infrequently. Someone with hard water going into their tank will likely need to use it much more frequently. Just check your tank once in a while and you'll know when it's time to use it again. Hope that answers your question. The instructions say that once you have a clean tank, you need to use it "periodically" to keep your tank clean. I presume the frequency you use it depends on your water (e.g., well water, city water, conditioned water, etc.). The type of water you have going into your tank may make a considerable difference in how often you need to use it. I have a water softener, so the water going into my tank is softened and I need to use the toilet tank cleaner infrequently. Someone with hard water going into their tank will likely need to use it much more frequently. Just check your tank... » Read More The instructions say that once you have a clean tank, you need to use it "periodically" to keep your tank clean. I presume the frequency you use it depends on your water (e.g., well water, city water, conditioned water, etc.). The type of water you have going into your tank may make a considerable difference in how often you need to use it. I have a water softener, so the water going into my tank is softened and I need to use the toilet tank cleaner infrequently. Someone with hard water going into their tank will likely need to use it much more frequently. Just check your tank once in a while and you'll know when it's time to use it again. Hope that answers your question. « Show Less
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I've wondered this also. I haven't tried cleaning tablets in mine but I would think not since they bubble up and it would probably make a mess if not do damage to the machine.
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Yes, but I only flush the poopy ones and let it sit for a few minutes, so it starts to breakdown. If your system clogs with normal everyday use than I would not.
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There is a Kaboom device you have to install in the tank, not the bowl. Water flows through it and this is where you place the refills. This has kept my bowl cleaner than any other product I have used, but it is something you have to "hook up."
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You can or you can not. My husband and I let it soak in the existing tank water for a bit before putting it in. This allows some of the good bacteria from the water to mix into the filter before hand.
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The water for the bidet does not come from the tank, so bleach tablets should be ok.
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Yes, the toilet ring can use be used both on home toilet and on the go. I even carry it everyday as I use it on any toilets when we go to restaurant, grocery shopping or friends' homes.
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I have a new FlushMate replacement unit here next to me. The instructions say the following: "Flushmate systems cannot retrofit into gravity-type toilets." So I assume your regular tank is a traditional gravity toilet--if so, according to manufacturer, it will not work. Hope this helps.
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I have a septic system and green pig works great on it. I was having some overflow on my lines and it cleared that up. I also use a septic safe(northern) toilet paper. I had been using Rid-X, but now I am a green pig believer.J. KingJ. King
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Dave, I see no mention of use of this product with circulating toilets. However, you can contact the manufacturer at 541-779-1807 or ru1happycamper@yahoo.com.
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This is about the only thing I've found that you can use in toilets. As long as you have a little bit of water flow, it works great. You put a scoop in a container, add warm (not hot) tap water, give it a stir and pour it in your toilet. Flush, and then let it sit for several hours. It works great. If water flow is still sluggish, do it again. I usually use it double strength on sluggish drains and toilets, and it clears them right out!
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I believe they would solve your problem. My hard water buildup was very bad. It did take one pad to clean one bowl. After five minutes of scrubbing, the pad was shot. The pads are not that expensive when you consider the toilet bowl will look like new.I am not a fan of the pumice stone. I tried it in the past and I ended up with scratched porcelain. If your buildup is severe, you might want to just use the pumice stone to remove the top layer and then use the pad. I could not believe how well the pad worked on its own in so little time.
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I'm sorry Big Tank, I only use this unit for foot detoxing only. That I can talk about. :) You need an electronic expert.