I have read through most of the research that was done on the septic systems and I have to agree with the folks whose conclusion that a septic system, under “normal” use, has no need and will receive little benefit from the addition of anything, including septic relievers like Septic Remedy.

However, if you read all of the background information you will see that the term normal is one that must be highlighted - too many folks just seem to gloss over it. Normal septic system use means leaving it free of any non-organic loads. Such things being discharges from the washing machine, garbage, toilet papers, cigarettes and more. Additionally, the use of strong soaps and toilet cleaners can worsen the condition.

A normal septic system is really an ideal paradise, where the only things that enter it come from the toilets and graywater full of heavy organic matter.

I have a septic tank that has been less than hospitable since we bought the house. Yes, I made the unfortunate mistake of not seeking an inspection of the septic system before purchase. Consequently, I have done lots of reading up in the area of the septic system after I was contacted by Septic Remedy to use their once-a-month solution for my tank.

I have to tell you that, although I was reluctant to do so, I purchased a pack and tried it. I can tell you with 100% confidence that the drains flow many times better after I add the stuff. Within 24 hours of it’s addition all of the drains flow faster.