$21.95
Description
Septic Tank Treatment Pods – Maintains Proper Septic System Balance
Size: 12 pods
Usage Amount: 1 year supply
Supplements bacteria with over 1 billion colony forming units.
Contains natural live bacteria, just like the existing colonies in your tank.
No measuring required and no mess. Just flush 1 pod per month!
Breaks down waste like protein, paper, grease & oils to prevent blockages.
Each septic tank treatment pod contains over 1 billion colony forming units of bacteria per gram. They immediately go to work helping your septic system digest waste.
It’s as easy as that! Just flush it down and let ACTIVE Septic Tank Treatment do the rest.
Keep track of your treatment schedule by marking the calendar on the back of the package.
Ensure bag is sealed and kept away from sources of heat.
Compatible with all types of septic systems including conventional, chamber, drip distribution, aerobic, anaerobic, mound, recirculating sand filter, evapotranspiration, constructed wetland, cluster and RV black tanks.
ACTIVE Septic Tank Treatment pods contain a blend of dormant non-pathogenic bacteria that comes back to life when exposed to moisture.
These treatment pods help supplement the existing bacteria in septic tanks improving the digestion of proteins, paper, grease, and oils.
By supporting the digestive functions in the septic system, this treatment can help prevent backups by liquifying solid waste.
Each pack of ACTIVE Septic Tank Treatment contains 12 pods for a full 1 year supply.
Your septic system is a critical component of your home, so you probably have some questions about what you’re putting inside it.
Yes, our treatment pods are 100% safe. They’re filled with dormant non-pathogenic bacteria cultivated right here in the United States.
For storage purposes and safety the bacteria is in a dormant state. Once exposed to moist conditions, the bacteria “wakes up” and begins to digest the waste in your septic system.
These pods are not plastic. They are covered with a water soluble wrapper that dissolves quickly when exposed to moisture allowing the bacteria to start working.
Simply flush one pod down the toilet once per month – that’s it! Just remember to stay on schedule and let ACTIVE Septic Tank Treatment do the rest.
Yeast is just a fungus and does not break down the proteins, grease, and paper found in septic systems the same way as our blend of bacteria.
A well-maintained septic tank is crucial when it comes to waste management; it’ll also prevent costly repairs in the future.
More than 20 percent of U.S. households rely on these systems as an alternative to municipal wastewater systems.
Despite that, many people remain unaware or indifferent about the importance of proper maintenance.
For example, clogs and leaks can occur if your septic tank isn’t maintained properly. Not only would that lead to costly repairs but it could also lead to a complete replacement, which is very expensive process.
A poorly-maintained system won’t just cause functional problems; it can have environmental implications too.
For example, untreated sewage—which is filled with harmful pathogens—can leak back into the environment, harming both humans and animals.
Not only that but it can also cause strong sewage smells to develop.
If you notice an unpleasant odor emanating from your property, chances are, there are underlying issues with your home’s wastewater drainage line.
A septic system primarily consists of two integral parts: the septic tank and leach field. The journey begins with wastewater flowing from your household drainage line into the septic tank, which acts as a holding area for waste material.
Inside the tank, solids settle at the bottom while lighter substances float on top.
In between these layers lies mostly water along with dissolved particles that neither sink nor float. This liquid waste eventually gets released into your leach field dispersal system.
The efficacy of a septic system relies heavily on certain types of natural bacteria present within the tank itself.
These microscopic organisms play a crucial role in the anaerobic digestion process, aka the breaking down of solid wastes.
Potent cleaning solutions like bleach or harsh drain cleaners pose a threat to these beneficial bacteria by killing them off when they enter through drains or toilets; this would lead to inefficient breakdowns and potential blockages inside the pipes.
In some cases, it can even lead to perforated pipes, which are costly to fix.
That’s why it’s so important to use ‘septic-safe’ labeled cleaning products – they are specifically formulated not to harm bacterial populations.
Regular maintenance is key to keeping your septic system functioning properly.
Household waste, including toilet paper, if left unchecked, can cause clogs, which can damage your septic system over time.
To prevent that, you want to pump your septic tanks regularly, ideally once every three to five years, depending on usage and size.
Depending on your location, it can cost anywhere from $200 to $600.
The leach field is responsible for gradually releasing organic waste into the surrounding soil; this allows natural filtration to occur.
This area requires careful attention. For example, driving or parking vehicles over the leach field could potentially lead to serious harm, including compacted soil, which can impede normal operations.
Choosing the right household cleaning products is key when it comes to preserving your septic system.
More specifically, you want to choose products that are labeled as ‘septic-safe’ or ‘biodegradable’ as they don’t contain harmful ingredients that could disrupt bacterial balance within tanks.
You also want to consider the amount of product that you’re using.
Remember, even if they’re marked as ‘septic-safe’, excess amounts can still affect the balance of bacteria.
This is especially true for laundry detergents as large amounts are released after each wash cycle; this can cause potential harm through chemical buildup inside the septic tanks.
Septic tank treatments are essential when it comes to maintaining the health of your system.
Essentially, these septic treatments are biological additives that are designed to replenish the levels of beneficial bacteria – the ones that are respnsible for breaking down human waste in the tank.
Some also contain organic solvents that are used to break down fat and grease.
Our septic treatment additive is specially formulated with dormant bacteria that will supplement the bacterial populations within your tank.
Using the product regularly will not only help with the breakdown of waste but it’ll also mitigate odors that are often associated with poorly maintained systems.
It’s easy to use too – simply flush one pod down the toilet once every month. The back of the package even comes with a calendar that you can use to keep track of your cleaning schedule.
Maintain your septic system by conducting regular inspections, scheduling pump-outs once every 3-5 years, and using septic-safe cleaning products.
It’s also recommended that you treat your septic tank with ACTIVE once a month.
Ideally, you want to check for leaks or clogs, schedule pump-outs based on usage and size, and manage the leach fields to prevent damage.
If you notice slow drains, sewage odors around your property, or lush green grass over the drain field area, your tank may be full.
To avoid overloading your leach field dispersal system, it is recommended to limit yourself to one load of laundry per day if possible. For larger amounts, it is best to spread them out throughout the week.
With the Septic Treatment by ACTIVE, you’ll easily be able to maintain the balance of healthy bacteria in your septic system – and all you need is one pod every month.
We also offer a range of quality cleaning products and treatments for appliances and more, most of which are safe to use in homes with septic systems.
So what are you waiting for? Let us help take the hassle and guesswork out of your cleaning routine!
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Olivia T –
This affordable option for septic upkeep is hard to value since it involves flushing systems. After emptying our tank, I added extra bacteria to help its work. Only time will tell if it makes a difference.
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Rick –
Not impressed. Doesn’t clean as promised
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roxdiaz7 –
I recently tried the Septic Tank System Treatment Pods, and the results have exceeded my expectations. As a homeowner, I understand the importance of regular maintenance for my septic system. These dissolving packets have transformed my approach to septic care, ensuring efficient operation.
Their ease of use impressed me; I simply drop a packet in the toilet and flush, allowing the powerful formula to break down waste and eliminate odors with minimal effort. After consistent use, I’ve noticed a significant improvement in performance—no clogs, no backups, and unpleasant odors are gone, leaving my home smelling fresh.
I was also surprised by their affordability; a pack of 12 packets offers great value for septic maintenance. Overall, I am very pleased with the Septic Tank System Treatment Pods. They deliver effective treatment, convenience, and affordability. I highly recommend them to any homeowner with a septic system. It’s a small investment that provides substantial benefits for long-term peace of mind.
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Blitz –
I rated this product three stars because there’s no way to definitively confirm if it works as promised, and I’m not going to inspect my septic system! LOL. The information I found is promising, but it ultimately comes down to trusting the manufacturer’s claims. I believe in this product and would recommend it, and I plan to buy it again. My rating isn’t negative; I just won’t be checking my septic system for a five-star rating! LOL. If you’re looking for options for your sewage or septic tank, I recommend this product.
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Dylan –
works well; I’ve used it for years without issues
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Zack –
Seems to be effective and does assist with the odor
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Lila –
He estado utilizando esto durante más de un año y parece estar funcionando bien
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Bruce Snyder –
I appreciate these septic pods for their simplicity. Just drop one in your toilet and flush and it functions its magic in your drain and tank. They’ve been essential for maintaining our septic system, adn I wouldn’t skip a month without a treatment pod. The size is perfect, and the 12-pack offers great value. Highly recommend!
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Cressia –
The odor from the septic water began to emanate from the sprinklers. I applied two of these right away and another each month. The unpleasant smell has vanished, indicating that our septic system is working well again and effectively processing all waste.
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Joel –
I used to wake up to a foul odor until I found this simple solution. Just flush it away and move on with your day.
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