| Application: | Plumbing |
|---|---|
| Color: | Blue |
| Volume: | 50 lbs. |
Yes, R-D must be poured into the toilet, never into sinks, tubs, or other drains.
Root Destroyer is poured into one of the traps on your waste system where the large cupric sulfate crystals slowly dissolve over time.
The manufacturer recommends that you apply the product at times of low line usage so it has time to travel from the drain to the roots.
I ended up replacing all the sewer pipes, and wish I did it from the start of the problems.
A 2 pound container is used once, poured slowly at intervals in the toiliet, but only have to do this twice a year. It kept mine open and lilac branches cleared for a long, long time. Sharon
Read the package insert. It says to use the whole 2 lb. every 6 months. I put the R-D in my sewer cleanout and follow it with a the same 2-lb container full of water. I do this on a weekend when I know I won't be home, so showers and toilet flushing won't wash it away.
I used the entire 2 pounds for treatment. And I'll use another 2 pounds in six months. Doesn't pay to skimp. ****@***.***
I use an entire container for each application.
This product is designed for that purpose.
I would professionally have it cleaned out first then use the RD2 twice a year to keep it cleaned of roots.
It could take several days for roots to absorb the decaying. The manufacturer recommends that you apply the product at times of low line usage.