Is this safe for septic tanks?
753989
There are certain bacteria that thrive in your poo..If you want to kill off the "good" bacteria, dump away. I would recommend getting rid X or something like that.
753990
No I guess not. If you used others before I don't see why this wouldn't work. I use this stuff for clothes, cleaning. ..it's a really good cleaner. �
1987635
I've been using "Super Iron Out" for years. I've not had a problem to date with my septic system. Read more at: http://www.superironout.com/drain-uses.php
162328
Yes. It is septic safe. I was actually told to add a 1/4 cup to our water softner system about every 3 months to help keep pipes clear of iron build up.
1368630
Not at all. I have been using it over a year now with a septic system. If anything, it is better for it as you aren't releasing detergent into it.
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
1298080
We have used Kaboom for approximately 5 years in our home and also in 9 weekly vacation rentals, all have septic systems. We have experienced no problems
35426
No, do not put one in each toilet. Any one toilet, in the home, will flush the contents to the septic tank.
2058367
For our septic system and area, we do this twice a year. I have used this product for a number of years and never have had any septic problems.
814440
I checked their website and it says, "Yes. Dishwasher Magic will not harm septic systems, plumbing, or the appliance in any way."
985581
I think the question should be " is it bad for septic tanks?'.....the answer is "no".....we are on a septic tank and we use this product every six months following a root obstruction a few yrs back.....it does not harm the septic system and we have been root free....RRR
876935
this sink is very good quality. There is a drain in each side, I don't know about the septic tank, I have standard plumbing.
94214
I would have to agree with G. Mast. This pump is strictly a sump pump for pumping relatively clean water and not a sewage pump. Would health dept laws where you live allow you to pump out a septic tank? Where I live, you have to have a licensed company come out and vacuum out a septic tank. They then go to a sewer system manhole and dump the tank into the sewer system.
198151
No! We have had 3 clogged toilets on our septic system since we tried this TP out. Will go back to our other brand.
653605
I don't have a septic tank as I live in a high-rise. Haven't had any problems flushing wipes down toilet.
536680
Sorry, Marge, we don't have a septic system so I can't answer your question. You might want to contact the manufacturer. My guess would be that Charlie's Soap is safe for septic systems because it's made with natural ingredients BUT I wouldn't want to mislead you. Catherine
1009162
The manufacturer claims it is septic safe right on the box. Our septic service says it is safe since the amount of chlorine/bromine that toilet tablets introduce into a septic cistern is minimal (toilet water is typically 10%-15% of the water put into a cistern, so it is strongly diluted). Finally, I have seen a scientific paper where they actually tested the effect that typical toilet tablets have on the bacteria in septic systems (chlorine type, bromine should be similar since it has a similar biological mechanism), and it was found that there was no discernible difference from the "control" systems (getting the exact same sewage). The manufacturer claims it is septic safe right on the box. Our septic service says it is safe since the amount of chlorine/bromine that toilet tablets introduce into a septic cistern is minimal (toilet water is typically 10%-15% of the water put into a cistern, so it is strongly diluted). Finally, I have seen a scientific paper where they actually tested the effect that typical toilet tablets have on the bacteria in septic systems (chlorine type, bromine should be similar since it has a similar biological mechanism), and it was found that there was no discernible difference from the... » Read More The manufacturer claims it is septic safe right on the box. Our septic service says it is safe since the amount of chlorine/bromine that toilet tablets introduce into a septic cistern is minimal (toilet water is typically 10%-15% of the water put into a cistern, so it is strongly diluted). Finally, I have seen a scientific paper where they actually tested the effect that typical toilet tablets have on the bacteria in septic systems (chlorine type, bromine should be similar since it has a similar biological mechanism), and it was found that there was no discernible difference from the "control" systems (getting the exact same sewage). « Show Less
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I am sorry, but as I am not on a septic system I cannot answer this. I would recommend you contact the manufacturer directly.