Instant Power Septic Shock – Septic Tank Treatment, Drain Cleaner Liquid Clog Remover for Septic System, 67.6 Oz 6 Pack

If you are using this product, it is because you have a backup in your septic leach field. This means sludge has bypassed the tank baffles and or filters and proceeded to clog your field. Pouring this in your toilet will only cause more paper and debris to dissolve enough to get passed the baffle and cause more headache. The best solution is to locate your D-box or access line just after the tank and before the leach field and inspect from there. If the leach field is full of water pour 4 to 6 gallons into the field. Otherwise, you may need to use a hose to push the product down into the field or ask your family to all take showers. :) Depending on the size of the field it could be thousands of gallons and each bottle is for 1000 gallons so you can do the math. Do this anytime you see your field flooding and your field will be renewed. Be patient this is a bacteria product, so it takes a few days to see any changes and a little over a week to see a big improvement. If you don't see enough of an improvement in a week add 2 more bottles per week until everything clears up. This product is amazing, and the 6 initial bottles will almost always do the trick. Now I do this once a year during the spring for maintenance. Now if you're in a high-water table area this may not apply exactly to you. Hope this helps you avoid 10s of thousands in replacing your leach field. If this helped you give it a like! :) Good luck.

About three years ago, on Christmas morning while hosting our relatives, my septic lines became clogged and waste water began coming up through the shower drains. We had already pumped out our tank about one year before this, after it did the same thing.Two days after Christmas, a local septic company came out to see what the problem was. They said I needed to pump my tank and that I needed to replace the clogged drain line system at a cost of about $5,000. But the guy who actually pumped out my tank said that before he had his job where he could now pump out his own septic, he used a liquid septic cleaner to break up his clogged lines and he flushed down a monthly enzyme packet for his tank.I looked at the Amazon reviews and thought I would try the Instant Power liquid, instead of replacing the whole septic system. I removed the dirt over my septic tank access and located the 6" round concrete plug on its top. The plug has a wire hoop which you can use to pull it up and off. Then, I put on some latex gloves and pulled up on the access plug. This allowed me to remove the plastic toilet paper filter tube (about 2 feet long). The tube keeps toilet paper from going into the septic field. I easily pulled out the plastic filter, sprayed it off with a garden hose nozzle, poured the 1 gallon of septic shock into the opening of my drain field, reinstalled the filter and concrete plug, and covered over the plug with a folded-up HD trash bag. The plastic bag keeps the dirt from being wedged between the plug and tank and makes the plug easy to remove the next time. I then refilled the dirt over the plastic bag and placed a 12" by 12" concrete stepping stone over the dirt covering my plug, so I could easily locate and dig down to the access plug in the future.If you don't know where this access plug is located on your tank, you can either have a septic company pump out your tank (they have to access this plug to pump it out anyway) or just pay them for a visit to open up the plug for you. The plug will probably be stuck for them when they try to remove it, if it has been a few years. But, by removing it and covering with plastic, it will be easy for you to remove the next time. The result was that by doing this, my septic began working great and never backed up again, saving me $5,000.Now, I maintain my own septic system by adding a pouch of septic enzymes, each month, through the toilet. Then, every 3-4 months I can see and remove my square concrete paver, the dirt and plug. I pull up and spray off the toilet paper filter, and pour in 1 gallon of liquid septic shock into the septic line bed.Since my initial treatment, I find the septic waste to now be a liquid, instead of thick sludge. And there is very little smell when the septic tank is opened. I suggest that if you use this method of maintenance for your septic tank and bed, you can save yourself from a $5,000 system replacement as well. It can also extend the life of your septic system for many years. P.S. be sure to use only "Septic Safe" labeled toilet paper in your toilet.

How can you tell if it is working unless it’s have zero issues with septic system. I use every other month unless we are having extended stay guests. Then I also add before the arrive.

Septic kept backing up. Dumped one container down every 2nd day and it worked for my situation.

Even though I had my septic pumped the waste water wasn't draining so when doing laundry or showers the ground outside would bubble up and smell really bad. After the first dose there was improvement the next day. I did a second dose and it was running clearly again. I used rid x on a regular basis but it didn't keep this from happening. i bought 6 to because of the price savings and to repeat treatment

They guarantee it to work. It has not solved my issue but I continue to use it in hopes over time my issue will get better. Very good price. I have tried the super expensive similar products with similar results.

Arrived on time. Shipped quickly. Product is yellow tint in color. It does not match the green of every bottle I have ever bought. I cannot find a picture of the product in the color shipped. I suspect this possibly is a counterfeit product, mislabeled product, or some other unexplained anomaly.

This product does what it says. Have had ongoing flush problems. Tried at least three products previously. Overnight: flushing restored. Still working one week later, added one more bottle as per directions. Happy customer.