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The bacteria found in GreenPig have been specifically chosen to break down septic tank waste. A colony of bacteria already exist in your septic system, GreenPig is adding more bacteria to break down waste to help avoid problems such as clogged leach fields, pooling of water in the yard, and obnoxious odors. GreenPig is a concentrate. As a company, we never felt the need to add "fillers" to make our package look bigger to make the consumer feel like they are getting more bacteria. GreenPig is simple to use. Just drop the solupak in the toilet and flush. Repeat once every 3 months. There is no need to pour boxes of messy powder or measure bottles of liquid. GreenPig is simple, clean, and efficient by providing the right amount every time. Why should you go to the store every month to buy a box of powder when GreenPig is a full year supply. Add up how much you spend every month on septic treatment then compare that to GreenPig.
Features | Concentrated, No Additional Features |
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Returnable | 90-Day |
Where to Use | Septic |
Manufacturer Warranty | Greenpig guarantees satisfaction. |
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It doesn’t matter. They both will reach the Septic Tank.
I put One package in My septic tank every 4 months. That is the little white pacs that come in the larger package. I have not had any problems with My septic using that amount. I have been using this item for 25 years.
The packet is bio-degradable and will dissolve in water.
Yes, easily dissolves in the toilet. I place it in the toilet at night and then flush in the morning.
Just cut open pour into toilet or down drains .flush. an run water for drains
The plastic packaging dissolves instantly in water - make sure your hands are dry!
It certainly wouldn't hurt. This product breaks downs solids, if you have a while between dump stations it would help.
Depends upon what type of septic system you have. If it’s an aerobic system you still have to have the chlorine tablets.
Yes, that's correct. I have used it for several years as it is much cheaper and more convenient than other brands.
Yes, it is organic, no chemicals, just flush it down the toilet.
If your tank is connected to and empties into a city sewer, there is no need for this treatment. You do not have a septic digester which would utilize the enzymes to process sewerage, you have a holding tank which evacuates on level.
I think that would depend on how deep the ejector tank is. The treatment needs to sit awhile to work.
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