Question 1

what is shelf life, can i order more than 1 year supply and keep it till i need it?

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The Green Pig company website sells their product in 1 year & 5 years supply. I assume this means the shelf life is at least this long, perhaps longer. You can contact them through their website: http://www.greenpigsolutions.com/ if you have any other questions. Hope this helps.

Question 2

How long does it take for the packet to dissolve once you drop it into your toilet bowl?

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I drop a packet in the bowl, let it hang out while I brush my teeth, then flush.  This is an awesome product, in my experience works better than any I've used (in more than a few decades!).

Question 3

I don't have a septic system but I've had problems with clogging of the downstairs toilet - because my house is 1870s? or because the toilet is low flow? or because I'd been using thick tp? I've been using Rid-X and that seems to help dissolve the paper in the pipes. Is this an appropriate use or a waste of $?

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We have friends who have older farmsteads like yours. Their problem with toilet paper and the systems they have are due to the fact that the pipes used back then have clay consistency that is beginning to break down and collapse. It's a big problem, and both of the families have resorted to putting used toilet paper into a trash can next to the toilet. Gross, but it does require the advent of public sewer to answer or new piping installed. Also, the thick toilet paper is a common problem with normal septic systems. We have an older system (house 1970s), but it functions great as we use bacteria tablets regularly as well as SCOTT TISSUE bio degradable toilet paper. We learned from RV days that the holding tanks require certain tp, and SCOTT TISSUE 1000 sheets per roll is the only brand we use. After 2 decades and a family of 6 in our home, we finally had our first pumping of the holding tank. Maintenance is key, but your problem may be much, much different. Try SCOTT and bacteria tablets to help maintain, but I really think it's your collapsing pipes if they're as old as your house.

Question 4

Does this product also help clean and protect the drain lines like other products claim?

Accepted Answer

I use ROEBIC K-67 in my drains. Green Pig goes down the toilet.   Both are suppose to be bacterial.

ASIN	B0093JT23K
ASIN	B0093JT23K
Brand Name	GREEN PIG
Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (9,192)
Customer reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (9,192)
Date First Available	26 May 2013
Global Trade Identification Number	00662413000000
Included Components	2 Year Supply- 8 Packets
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Form	Bar
Item Type Name	with 8-Easy Drop-In & Flush Packets
Item Weight	4 Ounces
Item model number	53
Liquid Volume	1500 Gallons
Manufacturer	GREEN PIG
Manufacturer	GREEN PIG
Model Number	53
Number of Items	1
Part Number	53
Product Benefits	Prevents septic system clogs, breaks up blockages in drain fields, ensures optimal drainage, and maintains a healthy septic system with environmentally safe bacteria and enzymes.
Product Dimensions	17.78 x 10.16 x 7.62 cm; 113.4 g
Scent	Unscented
State of Matter	Solid
UPC	662413000000
Unit Count	8 Count

GREEN PIG Septic Tank Treatment - 8 Packets, Septic Safe Clog Remover, Prevents Expensive Septic Tank and Drain Field Failures, 2-Year Supply

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