Question 1

older home and my main line has backed up 4 times recently paid plumber to pressure jet it out. Will this work ok on regular sewer line? any help? tu

Accepted Answer

My house is 90 years old and I've had trouble with the main line backing up into the basement shower. I had it rotored out once or twice a year, but then finally hired a plumber with a camera on his line. It turns out the the poorly laid garage foundation (from the 1970's, now cracked) allowed a lot of water to erode soil underground and the pipe had dropped down and formed a "belly," where waste would accumulate and have to try to flow upwards to the riser. The plumber recommended that I use a product for septic tanks, adding a small amount to a toilet in the upstairs once a week to keep waste, grease, soap and paper digesting.  A year later, I've had no problems. And from what he saw with his camera, he thought that there were never tree roots in the main line. If fact, it seems to be made of metal, not tile. You've gotta love old houses! And hate them, too, sometimes.

Question 2

do you put it in all the toilets in the house or just one (for prevention/maintenance)?

Accepted Answer

I only put it in the toilet farthest from the street.  But that is also the one with the clogging problem in my house

Question 3

Will this help keep my toilet from "gurgling" when the washing machine drains and spins ?

Accepted Answer

Probably not.  More than likely you either don't have a drain vent or yours has become clogged.  If you have them, they usually are sticking up out of the roof.  You can simply dump a gallon of water or bleach/water mixture down them and they will clear up.  If you don't have them, you would have to add them to stop the gurgling.  This product cleans out the crap that has been building up in the drains...it does work...slowly (most safe products are slow), but it does clear the drain.  (the fast stuff ends up eating away your pipes)

Question 4

3 story house 3 toilets.
Do I put it in all the toilets or just one, please?

Accepted Answer

I have a 2,300 sq ft house with 3 full baths and I just put it in one.

ASIN	B000BPIM1I
ASIN	B000BPIM1I
Best Sellers Rank	#7,571 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #139 in All-Purpose Household Cleaners
Brand Name	Roebic
Contains Liquid Contents?	Yes
Customer Reviews	4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (6,637)
Date First Available	January 16, 2007
Department	Unisex-Adult
Global Trade Identification Number	00033051001085
Included Components	Roebic Laboratories, Inc. K-97 Main Line Cleaner, 32-Ounce
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Form	Liquid
Item Type Name	Roebic K-97 Main Line Cleaner, Exclusive Bacteria Digests Paper, Fats, and Grease in Sewer and Septic Systems, 32 Ounces
Item Volume	32 Fluid Ounces
Item Weight	1 Pounds
Item model number	K-97-Q
Manufacturer	Roebic Laboratories, Inc.
Manufacturer	Roebic Laboratories, Inc.
Material Features	Unscented
Model Number	K-97-Q
Number of Items	1
Part Number	K-97-Q
Product Benefits	Eliminates organic buildup in main lines
Product Dimensions	4.5 x 7.75 x 2.25 inches; 1 Pounds
Recommended Uses For Product	Main line cleaner
Scent	Unscented
Size	32 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)
Special Features	Antibacterial
Special Ingredients	bacteria enzymes
Specific Uses For Product	Floor
Surface Recommendation	Glass
UPC	013415758060 700761515163 033051001085 885595242383 074994522510 074748341763
Unit Count	32.0 Fluid Ounces
Warranty Description	Warranty

Roebic K-97 Liquid Main Line Cleaner with Bacteria Enzymes, Eliminates Organic Buildup in Sewer/Septic System and Protects from Clogs, Safe for Bathroom Toilet, 32 fl oz

Details

Details

Description

Specifications

Common Questions