Doesnt smell so good

I never leave a review but It only took three days for the odor to go away. Great job Green Gobbler!!

You can see our leach line behind our property from our septic, this stuff works great, we've been using it for about 7 years now, we typically use the little pods once a month that you put in the toilet and every year we purchased the liquid stuff. We have never had an issue in either septic system in California or the new septic at the new house in Tennessee.

It works as advertise.

I don't know what kind of crossroads demon these guys made a deal with to get the recipe for this stuff, but if this is the dark side, i'm in. This stuff is an absolute miracle worker.

i originally bought this version on accident, instead of the Main Line Opener they make, so I gave it to my dad, who actually has a septic tank. Then i bought a bottle of the Main Line Opener at Home Depot, bc i needed it stat, and for some reason, the Main Line Opener takes eons to ship through Amazon. The Main Line Opener fixed a clog so bad, somewhere, so deep in our pipes, that 3 bottles of 60oz Maximum Strength Drano, a 30 foot electric auger, and that crazy air blast gun thing failed to even put a dent in. I honestly thought we were screwed, and going to have to hire someone to do a massive overhaul of our entire pipe work, bc for years, we've struggled with constant clogs and slow draining tubs.

This stuff is INCREDIBLE. We poured about half a bottle down our bathtub drain. Let it sit overnight, and poured a few pots of boiled water down. We saw a little improvement, but not enough. Since we had another half a bottle, we decided to go for broke. This time we left it for 12 hours, and poured about 20 gallons of boiling water down the drain after the 12 hours. The boiled water is pivotal. Not hot, BOILING. Not a few pots, GALLONS. We waited another 4 hours, and then filled up the tub. Pulled the drain, and heard some water immediately go down, followed by a huge suction-like pop, and huzzah! The clog was gone.

Our drains have never drained so well. Our toilet still occassionally gets clogged, but i blame that on living with two grown men with major bathroom issues. Anytime plunging doesn't work, i put a cup of the Main Line Opener down the toilet, let it sit a few hours, pour some boiling water down, and it's gone. My Dad has used the Septic tank version several times now, and says it's just as phenomenal.

I know we must have had a pretty major clog the first time we used this stuff, and I also think we didn't use enough boiled water after the first time. Since then, it takes only a little to remove every day clogs. I would suggest that you use it as a maintenance tool as well, every 6 months, if your home is prone to clogs or slow draining pipes. The best part is that it won't ruin your pipes like Drano, it won't scuff your porcelain like Augers, and it most definitely won't cover your entire loo with disgusting splashback like that air gun did (you don't even want to hear that story).

It does have a rather pungent smell, but that goes away, and it's definitely better than the smell of clogged drain or toilet. This is the only product i will ever buy for my drain. And the manufacturer was excellent about answering my questions after i initially bought the wrong one (for the record, it's not product overlap, the septic tank version is different than the Main Line Opener, which is stronger and designed for non septic systems).

If you've tried everything else, and none of it worked, and you're considering paying thousands to bring a professional out, give this a go first. We were absolutely desperate, and could not really afford the cost of a pro, so this saved us in more ways than just the clog. Endless props to the manufacturer, and whatever voodoo they partook in to create this stuff.