Detergente per sistema settico Roebic K-57-Q, 32 once

Name: Detergente per sistema settico Roebic K-57-Q, 32 once
Brand: Roebic
SKU: 033051001573
Price: 32.22 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Roebic

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32.22

DESCRIZIONE DEL PRODOTTO K-57 Septic System Cleaner è un potente prodotto biologico formulato con le nostre colture batteriche brevettate. È abbastanza potente da agire rapidamente in situazioni di emergenza in cui si sono verificate condizioni lente, intasamenti, accumuli di acqua superficiale o ristagni. Costituito da batteri speciali, fornisce un attacco concentrato alle aree intasate alleviando fosse settiche, pozzi neri e campi di drenaggio sovraccarichi. K-57 non danneggia scarichi, tubi, sistemi di smaltimento o porcellana perché non contiene materiali corrosivi. Per oltre 50 anni Roebic ha sviluppato prodotti di alta qualità progettati per prestazioni ottimali mirando a problemi specifici e aree problematiche all'interno del sistema settico. Fidati di Roebic, The Septic Professionals, per tutte le tue esigenze di cura di settiche e scarichi. DAL PRODUTTORE Roebic K-57 viene utilizzato per correggere sistemi oberati di lavoro e lenti. Realizzato con i batteri ROETECH brevettati di Roebic, K-57 fornisce un attacco concentrato alle aree ostruite alleviando fosse settiche sovraccariche, pozzi neri e campi di drenaggio.

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EAN: 033051001573

Categories: Forniture per la casa, Pulizie domestiche, Trattamenti settici,

Facile da usare. Certificato biodegradabile. Corregge i sistemi oberati di lavoro. Digerisce la carta. Tratta un sistema da 500 galloni. FACILE DA USARE - Aggiungi direttamente al water, alla fossa settica o al pozzo nero. ECONOMICO - Il detergente per sistemi settici K-57 concentrato e facile da usare può trattare un sistema settico da 500 galloni. BATTERI ROETECH - Formulato con RoeTech, i batteri esclusivi di Roebic, K-57 fornisce un attacco concentrato alle aree intasate alleviando fosse settiche sovraccariche, pozzi neri e campi di scarico. SICURO DA USARE - Non danneggia scarichi, tubi, sistemi di smaltimento o porcellana perché non contiene materiali corrosivi. Mantiene naturalmente pulito il pozzo nero. EFFICACE - Roebic K-57 è abbastanza potente da agire rapidamente in situazioni di emergenza in cui si sono verificate condizioni lente, intasamenti, accumuli di acqua superficiale o back-up.

Batteries Included?	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Brand	Roebic
Color	‎Clear
Country of Origin	‎USA
Customer Reviews	4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 2,527 ratings 4.4 out of 5 stars
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item model number	‎K-57-Q-4
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	2.2 Pounds
Item Weight	‎2.2 pounds
Manufacturer	‎Roebic Laboratories, Inc.
Material	‎Porcelain
Part Number	‎K-57-Q
Product Dimensions	‎4.5 x 7.75 x 2.25 inches
Scent	Unscented
Size	‎32 oz
State of matter	Liquid
Warranty Description	‎1 year limited

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Scritto da: Darth Naughty

Saved me $40,000

Had bubbles coming from the toilet when I would take a shower, smelled like sewage. Dug up the cover for my septic tank and had it pumped. After calling my mother i found out that the last time my dad had it pumped was when i was 5 or 6 years old, I'm now 47 and have owned the house for 20 years. I also found out from my research that you are supposed to get a septic tank pumped every 4 or 5 years, so i was only 36 years overdue. The guy who pumped it said it was the worst one he had seen in the 5 years he has worked in septic services. I then had a camera run down into the distribution box. Standing water filled the pipe from the outlet baffle down to the distribution box. The septic tech told me my leach field was shot. Due to my neighbor having a raised bed leach field he told me that was what I was likely going to have to replace mine with. A raised bed leach field in Northern Delaware was gonna run around $40,000 with permits, perc tests and installation, as well as taking 3+ months to swap out. I decided I'd try a cheaper option or two before dropping $40 grand. I looked around for about 2 weeks learning what I could about how septic tanks worked and the problems people have with them. I learned that if the leach field won't drain properly but the pipes haven't collapsed that there might be something called bio-mat keeping it from draining. Bio-mat is a layer of bacteria from the water in the pipes that forms under the leach field acting almost like a tarp, blocking water from absorbing into the soil the way it should. I found a youtube video of a woman in Florida using this to get rid of the bio-mat and recover her system. Willing to drop $100 or so to avoid spending $40,000 I bought 4 bottles of this and 4 bottles of leach and drain field treatment (also from roebic). I used 1 bottle of each every 2 weeks for 2 months and then set up subscribe and save for 2 bottles every month. It's been 3 months and so far no bubbles from the toilet, the line to my distribution box looks clear with no standing water in it. Fingers crossed this may have fixed my problems for about 1% of what I was told it would cost me. I LOVE THIS COMPANY. Could not be happier. This is absolutely worth trying before replacing a leach field unless they run the camera down the actual field lines and confirm collapsed pipes.

Scritto da: Primeaddict

Yes, It worked!

My drain field was clogged and tank was overfull. I had the tank pumped. There was a blockage in the drain field. Although I did dig up a small hole to access the drain field where it connects to the outflow and D box, I cleaned the drain field pipe by cutting a 2" hole in the top of the pipe. I then used a pressure washer with a jet end on it and feed it as far as I could on each side of the hole I cut. Then I poured the Roebic into the hole I cut. I monitored it every few days and found that the system was draining better than ever. The pea gravel around the pipe I dug down to was clean and If I added water from a hose it drained immediately. Now I realize that I did some of the repair by jetting the line with the pressure washer and removed some restriction, but even after that was done it didnt drain well from the holes in the drain field pipe. I can assure you the Roebic helped eat away what was left and into the pea gravel so things can drain and not sit in the pipe and get backed up again. On a side note. I was able to measure from inserting the garden hose or pressure washer hose into the outflow of the tank to the D box as to how far that was and then dug a small hole to access the D box. I then did the same thing to measure how far the drain field "T" was from there. That way I knew right where to dig. After cutting the 2" hole in the top of the pipe I cut a small piece of extra pipe about 8" long and then slit it up the side. This way I could put this piece of pipe over the hole I just cut like a clamp. That way no dirt will fall into the hole when I bury it again. I hope this helps someone in the future. Septic failure can be an expensive and stressful time. I added a second bottle 2 weeks later and then filled in the hole. Its been 2 months and there are no problems.

Scritto da: The Headster! HOOAH!!!

HOOAH!!!

I bought this along with the root killer for leach field drains on a septic tank which hadn't had any maintenance done on it in about 10+ years. I didn't even know exactly where the septic tank was until it started pooling. I knew where the leach field was and it had become dry. Now it's the opposite like it used to be. Awesome stuff. I'll be using this and the root killer every 6 months from now on.

Scritto da: Emmett Tampa FL

IT WORKS!

Had backup on septic system just before Thanksgiving 2020. Called a local company they pumped it but it backed up again less than a month. They said I needed to replace it. Estimate was a little over $11k and they were the smallest. Big shock. Did some searching and watched a lot of YouTube on septic systems. One company suggested Roebic as first step with problem systems. They have the drain field and regular maintenance bottles. I ordered double of both and poured them in a week apart. Haven’t had trouble in two months. The Drain Field isn’t cheap but it’s not anywhere near $11k!

Scritto da: David

Works

I’m not sure why you want me to rate the scent… It smells like septic… Lol seems to work well for my old septic system… Amazon told me if I did six reviews I would get a joke… I did not get a joke.

Scritto da: Mrs.Carter

CLEAR !!!

This us an AWESOME Treatment for your Septic System !!!

Scritto da: Happy grower

Septic clean

I'd give it a 5 but since I didn't open the tank who knows? Used as directed it is easy and not a bio-hazard to lines, tank , or overflow into the environment. I've used it about a year now and all seems good. Price is better with this large container. I recommend this product!

Scritto da: Brian Riggs

BUY THIS!!!

Zero smell. Shake and pour into toilet. Flush twice. Don’t use overnight. Septic cured. No frills no fuss no worry. Saved me a lot of money and time. Works.

Scritto da: Buddy!

Hard to tell if it really works

Hard to tell if it really works but at least it gives me peace of mind.

Scritto da: Dawn R

Get this product for slow running septic systems

We purchased a country home last fall and were told it needed a new septic system. Well every month I add a bottle of this to my toilet and refrain from flushing all paper products. It is almost a year later and the system remains functional. A small price to pay for a monthly bottle of magic, instead of $41k for a new system! Please try this and add often to help you save the system you have. As it really does work.

Scritto da: Green Girl

So far so good

Product is simple to use and so far seems to be doing what it says it will do. Have been using it for about 2 months now, if situation goes back to dire will update review. No news will be good news ;)

Scritto da: Stin99

Works

The field was taking nothing. Poured 2 bottles into the outlet of the pump. Waited 4 days field now slowly takin fluid. ShUT it down again waited another 4 days. Takin a bit more. So what can I say work's. Well it could be a lot of things to. Like less rain, giving the field a break let the existing bugs catch up.

Scritto da: Hunter Guy

Miracle cure for septic fields

I had issues with water leaking to the surface in my leach field and was told to try this. I did several treatments overall directly into the tank which pumps directly to the field and by the fourth treatment my water issues in the leach field were gone