Build-Up Remover Gel - 64oz
When slow-moving drains become a problem, it's time to send in Green Gobbler. Our Build-Up Remover Gel uses plant-based surfactants and natural digestive bacteria to break down buildup in pipes. It works to remove hair, organic matter, paper, soap scum, fats, oils, grease, proteins and starches to keep your pipes flowing properly.
This formula contains a natural scent and is free from phosphates, chlorine and ammonia, making it safer for your pipes. We stand by our products and offer a 30-day money back guarantee if you're not satisfied with your results.
- REMOVE BUILDUP IN PIPES
- PLANT-BASED & pH NEUTRAL
- SIMPLE TO USE
- MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE
- REMOVE BUILDUP IN PIPES: Green Gobbler Build-Up Remover Gel uses a plant-based surfactant to break down buildup in pipes. The thickened gel clings to problem area, while natural enzymes and digestive bacteria remove buildup to keep your pipes flowing.
- PLANT-BASED & pH NEUTRAL: Powerful enzymes and digestive bacteria work to eliminate buildup inside your pipes. The formula contains a natural citrus scent and is free from phosphates, chlorine and ammonia, making it safer for your pipes.
- SIMPLE TO USE: For slow-moving drains, pour 8-16 ounces directly into your drain. Wait 8-12 hours before running water to allow enzymes to work. For toilets, pour in four ounces and flush, but we recommend doing so at night because you should wait 8-12 hours before using the toilet again.
- MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE: We stand by our products. Green Gobbler is guaranteed or your money back. Simply contact our customer service team if you are unhappy with your results. We test and know it works.
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