Septic Saver Liquid - 32oz
It's easy to maintain a healthy septic system with Green Gobbler Septic Saver. This formula uses natural enzymes and digestive bacteria to dissolve paper and organic material that cause backups and overflows. It liquefies grease, fats, oils, proteins, starches, paper and organic material that cause septic issues.
One bottle of Green Gobbler Septic Saver maintains septic tanks up to 1,500 gallons for two months. It's safe for all pipes and septic systems, and the formula breaks down naturally in the environment.
- A SIMPLE WAY TO PREVENT SEPTIC ISSUES
- NATURAL ENZYMES AND BACTERIA TO DISSOLVE PAPER AND ORGANIC MATERIAL
- THE FORMULA BREAKS DOWN NATURALLY IN THE ENVIRONMENT.
- AVOID COSTLY SEPTIC REPAIRS
- NO BLEACH OR FUMES
- MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE
- A SIMPLE WAY TO PREVENT SEPTIC ISSUES: Protect your septic tank with Green Gobbler Septic Saver. Simply pour half the bottle in your toilet and flush once a month.Bleach & Sodium Hydroxide Free
- HOW IT WORKS: Septic Saver uses natural enzymes and bacteria to dissolve paper and organic material that cause problems. It liquefies paper and organic waste, helping you get rid of grease, fats, oils, proteins and starches that can cause septic issues. The formula breaks down naturally in the environment.
- AVOID COSTLY SEPTIC REPAIRS: The last thing anyone wants is an expensive bill from a plumber. One bottle of Green Gobbler Septic Saver maintains septic tanks up to 1,500 gallons for two months. It's safe for all pipes and septic systems.
- NO BLEACH OR FUMES: Odorless and free of fumes, it's safe for PVC, ABS, copper and cast iron household pipes. The formula doesn't contain bleach or sodium hydroxide. The ingredients naturally break down in the environment.
- 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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