Septic Drainfield Restpration. 2-3 Gallons Treats a Typical Drainfield as Shock Maintenance. Shocks Alkaline Phosphate Soil Buildup. Reduces Deadpan or Locked Up Soil. Helps Start Flow of Clogged Drain Field Septic Tanks. Septic-Flow is NOT an enzyme or bacteria. Enzymes and bacteria have a great place in a septic system but they do nothing to address sodium build-up in the drain-field soil. This build-up cause the soil to lock up and not accept drain-field water over time. Septic-Flow is not new science. It is a tried and true method to get your septic field flowing again. In simple terms it is a chemical product used since the 1950's to help soften or loosen the soil surrounding your septic system to get it flowing again. It helps reverse deadpan or hard soil that has formed after years of sodium building up in the soil from the use of washing machine and laundry detergents, body and hand soaps with thousands of gallons a year pouring into your septic field that slowly accumulates sodium build-up over time, causing the soil to harden and not accept any more water or bio-nutrients from your septic system into the soil. Once the soil locks up, there is little left to do but dig up the entire drain-field system and install a costly new one. Now you have a simple and inexpensive solution to digging up your entire septic system caused by locked-up soil. How Do I Use Septic-Flow To Shock Slow or Sluggish Septic Systems: Start with 3 gallons of product. Use 1 gallon of product via the toilet, sink or drain closest to the septic system outlet. Next Apply 1 gallon of product into the drain field soil directly. After 1 week add another 1 gallon.. Flush freely with water to distribute it throughout the septic system drain field. For Drain and Leach Field Maintenance: Use 1 gallon every 6 months via the toilet or nearest drain closest to the septic tank. Restoring a Failed Drain Field or Leach System: Start with 5 gallons of product. Apply minimum of 3-4 gallons of product di
