Bio-Clean Drain Septic 2# Can Cleans Drains- Septic Tanks - Grease Traps All Natural and 100% Guaranteed No Caustic Chemicals! Removes fats Oil and Grease, Completely Cleans Your System.

WOW does this stuff work. My moms septic tank was over full. She forgot to have it pumped out.She booked and appointment had it pumped out but we had this awful smell that would come from the drains every time we would use the sink, shower or toilet. Plus overnight it seemed to fill the entire house with a rotten egg smell to the point we had to open the windows.We had a plumber come and look and he couldn’t figure out where the problem was because the septicsystem had been pumped out, the drains emptiedfast and didn’t make a gurgling sound.The plumber said this was an advanced problemthat would have to be investigated further using a camera down all the drain and vent lines and that it would cost probably a lotby the time it was done.Not knowing what to do and waiting on a second opinion from a master plumber who was super busy, we decided to give this powdered stuff a try.We added a scoop (scooper included) to 250ml of water and treated every sink, drain and shower in my moms house. We just used 2 scoopsinto the toilet with the water turned offand then flushed it. Keeping the water turned off when you flush helps keep the powerfulcleaning enzymes in the drain. By leaving the water supply on flushes more water down the drain after the flush to encourage what was flushed, to move out of the drain pipes and either into a sewer orseptic tank.We did this treatment to all the drains, showers and toilets twice a day and let the drains sit as long as possible without more water being drained/flushed down them in-between treating the drain and letting them sit, to allow the enzymes to work as long as possible without being flushed away.The way we worked this into our schedule was to do the treatment just before everyone was about to leave for the day and then just before bed after all the dishes, showers and toiletswere used for the day, so the enzymes in the pipes could be undisturbed for hours at a time.The plumber we called couldn’t believe it worked and neither can we!The rotten-egg smell got better after the second day and by the second week it was gone completely.We decided to finish the tub of powder to help clean up the rest of her drain pipes and septic system, but it has been a few weeks and the smell has not returned at all.This is a rotten egg smell she had been dealing with for months. Both when her septic tank was over-full and after it had been emptied out. It was nauseating and the whole house smelled like eggs. Now it smells clean and fresh like it always used to!We think what happened is with the septic system being over full for so long that waste water wasn’t fully emptying from the pipes and it left sludge build up in the pipes and this sludge was off gassing and it would vent into the house when the drains would be used such as the furnace condensate drain, sink drains, showers and toilets.We also think that due to the septic system being over full, that it might have had some waste water solids make it out to the leech-field and that these enzymes helped fix that too because we don’t seem to have the water pooling over-top of the leech field area any longer as well, and the grass is greener and grows faster in this area too now. So do I think this stuff works? Absolutely it does. It saved us thousands for us having to scope the drains and possible replace the septic system.

I recently purchased a couple of different drain enzyme/bacteria products to try on my older homes pipes. Given the difficulty of actually seeing inside a pipe to see if the products actually do anything, I decided to conduct a simple test to see if either the Natural Rapport or the Bio-Clear product actually decomposed potential drain pipe gunk. The details of the testing follow below, but the bottom line is, the Bio-Clear does seem to be able to breakdown organic materials and also may be breaking down bar soap While its not possible for me to examine its efficiency inside the drain pipes, I do have some confidence that this product does decompose material that may end up in my drain pipes.I was curious about whether any of the drain enzyme products actually might work to clean my old drain pipes, so I decided to conduct a simple test of two bacteria/enzyme products. My test setup was as follows: Three identical glass jars were filled with warm water. One jar would be my control and would only have the tap water in it. The other two jars had the recommended quantity of product added to each jar and the jars were gently stirred to disperse the product in the jars. After 10 minutes, I added the following into each jar: 5 cheerios to simulate typical organic house gunk, a small chuck of bar soap, and glop of ball bearing grease to each jar.After an hour the Bio-Clear jab had essentially decomposed the Cheerios, while the Rapport product and the water had no visible effect on them. The jar with water was beginning to get cloudy, while the Rapport jars water remained clear and the bio-clear jar was a brownish color.After 24 hours, the Cheerios remained intact in both the water and Rapport product, while they were disolved into little particles on the bottom of the Bio-Clear jar. The soap in the bio-clear solution was considerably softer than the soap in both the Rapport and water, which felt much more solid. The Rapport water continued to remain clear, but seems to have no impact on breaking any substances down.At the 24 hour mark, I also added two pieces of dried dog food to each jar. Within 2 hours the Bio-Clear solution had decomposed the dog food, while only water saturation seems to have taken place in both the Rapport and water solutions.After 48 hours, a pretzel stick was added to each solution. After an hour, obvious signs of decomposition and gassing was observed in the Bio-Clear solution, while no visible activity was observed in the other two solutions. The Cheerios and dog food are still essentially intact in both the Rapport and water solutions, but have now sunk to the bottom of the containers. The soap remains very firm as well in each of these containers, while it appears to be further softening in the Bio_clear solution. None of the three products appears to be having any impact on the ball bearing grease at this time. I will be continuing the tests and update this report should any meaningful information come out of the longer term testing.I understand that these tests are fairly simple and don’t necessarily represent what is happening within actual plumbing pipes. But it does appear that the Bio-Clear product does effectively decompose certain organic materials and that the bacteria/enzymes have continued to work during the short test period. I have some hope that this product may, if used regularly as directed, actually help to maintain or clean drain pipes given time.I have no relationship with any products tested and personally purchased each product. The opinions expressed are mine and are based on my observations using my test results.

So I bought a house, my first. It is a lovely little place. I waived the inspection to make my bid competitive. When I moved in, I discovered, among other problems (basement windows leaking - I am so annoyed) all my plumbing was clogged. All of it. Three sinks, the bathtub, and the toilet. They all barely let water through. Grrrrrrrr. People can really be jerks. That is s something to disclose. Grrrrrrrrr.So I tried all sorts of things. Gross commercial decloggers like Draino, bleach (sorry planet - I was desperate), hydrogen peroxide - and then a couple of other enzyme cleaners, once I found out about it. I tried a few different products you can buy at a place like Home Depot. Nothing. And they were expensive! They only had one or two applications in a bottle.Then I saw this product and it seemed different... and I got it.It has been a couple of weeks, and - all is well! It took a minute, the tub and kitchen sinks were disgustingly clogged. I could tell it was working from the gurgling sounds, and then slowly they began to unclog. It wasn't that long, maybe four nights of it working while I slept. All drains had a moment where I could tell the biggest pile of gunk (likely in the P trap, which I did not want to deal with) just unclogged and went down the drain. Victory! And now they will keep being unclogged because all drains and pipes have a little colony of enzymes doing their thing. Perfect. I have used almost the whole container. Totally worth it. A pittance compared to calling in a plumber. I am going to get another container for monthly maintenance. I might still use it once a week for a while, I'm just paranoid... and the kitchen sinks still seem like they gurgle, a little, even though water passes through fine.The previous owners must have figured they would have to get an expensive professional plumbing flush and - yuck! - lived with gross water burping back up the drains. I could not live with that.Buy it my friends. It's science (hope that doesn't scare some people off - [cough] global warming is real [cough]) - and the stuff works! Stick with it a few days, if you have ridiculously clogged drains like I did.

I bought this after having a slow drain that would occasional become completely blocked. Normally, I would try and snake the drain (up to 25m) but would not have full success, requiring a plumber to do a professional job. After trying other chemical type products (e.g. Draino), I decided to try Bio-Clean. It didn't clear everything immediately, but I tried it several nights over a week on a slow drain that would become blocked if the sink ran too long. After a few uses, the slow drain completely disappeared. We now have zero problems. I run it once every few months just in case. Lots of uses in the tub. Highly recommend Bio=Clean.

Easy to use. Too earlyTo tell if it will work as described