Green Gobbler Septic Tank Enzyme Treatment Packets, 6 Month Supply - Powerful & Natural Bacteria to Prevent Costly Septic Issues, Back-Ups

If you’re seeking an effective and eco-friendly solution for maintaining your septic system, Green Gobbler Septic Tank Treatment Packets might be exactly what you need. Designed with convenience and efficiency in mind, these treatment packets promise to keep your septic system functioning optimally, all while being kind to the environment. Green Gobbler Septic Tank Treatment Packets are designed to break down organic matter and waste, preventing clogs and backups in your septic system. Each packet contains a powerful combination of bacteria and enzymes that work tirelessly to digest grease, fats, oils, and other organic materials that can accumulate in your septic tank.Eco-Friendly Formula: The packets are composed of natural bacteria and enzymes, making them biodegradable and environmentally safe.Ease of Use: The pre-measured packets are incredibly simple to use—just drop one into your toilet and flush.Monthly Maintenance: With just one packet per month, maintaining your septic system becomes a hassle-free task.Odor Control: Helps eliminate unpleasant odors by breaking down waste effectively.Cost-Effective: Regular use of these packets can extend the life of your septic system and potentially save you from costly repairs.

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Great product! I've been using it for a couple of years and no issues with my septic tank.

I have been using this product for about a year for our septic and have not had any issues. Pods are easy to drop in and the bag is recloseable. Will continue to purchasr.

Has been keeping our septic tank clean and running smoothly for 6 months now. 2nd time buying this product. Easy to use and easy to maintain. Was given to us by the plumber that came out and had to clean the line. Up until then we had not been using anything and needed someone to come out and clean the lines periodically. This has helped!

This is my go-to for clogged or slow draining toilets. It always works within a day or two. The fact that it's not full of chemicals and is a safer option for the environment is a plus!

Works great. I have used to clean clogged lines but now use for maintenance. I primarily need for hair removal. Ease of use is great too

I've been treating the tank first with this then later Septic Shock after the tank backed up. Little did I know I'd probably overloaded the tank. Too much of everything, paper, hair, grease, you name it. Once, the tank backed up, I switched to a pod per week instead of per month. It helped somewhat at first but didn't come near to solving the problem.The most obvious lack was the speed of the treatment in general. Once I switched to the Septic Shock (to be fair this is designed to treat backed up tanks) progress was much more rapid. But then it stalled for months.The next break was accidental. First I poured an extremely sugary barbecue sauce down the drain instead of composting, and i switched to Borax as a laundry additive and abruptly the flow increased. In a parched landscape it suddenly. looked like a mini Eden right over the tank and leach field. Borax is known to be better at dissolving grease than baking soda (previou laundry additive). And of course sugar feeds everything out there. I suspect either the Green gobbled and/or Septic shock was stymied by grease.It's still to early to say if it's just the borax or just the sugar or if both are needed to help support bacterial treatments.Update: Green Gobbler does not work on hair. Says so right in the fine print. Sadly, I have a lot of hair. According to my neighbor the retired master plumber, hair forms a net and catches absolutely everything thus creating a plug. Also, according to many professional septic tank specialists, hair is really hard for any treatment. It will be the slowest to decompose. To get rid of the final obstacle in the leach field I had to use Septic Shock for six months and then Bio-Clean for another six months (both do treat hair) before the final last barrier seem to dissolve. I've called customer service to try and figure out if I was doing something wrong but they said I was right on track.