Green Gobbler Digestive Enzymes Drain Opener for Grease Trap and Sewer (3.8l)

I was staying with my parents for a couple days and they were having slow drain issues with the old pipes in their house. They're on septic so I was concerned about not putting harsh chemicals into the septic field. Someone had recommended this product to me. The longer you leave the product in the better so I poured some in right before going to bed and by morning all the issues were completely resolved. I bought them more and treated all their pipes then I bought some for my house and treated all my pipes. WAY better than anything else I have EVER used.

Funciono muy bien para un probelema de trapos atorados junto con la materia organica. se uso posterior a otro producto de la misma marca, que son unos paquetitos de carbonato y acido citrico

The kitchen sink was gurgling, and rotorootering the drain did not help. Put this in, waited an hour, and it did the trick!

I picked up Green Gobbler Enzyme Drain Cleaner because our kitchen sink was starting to smell a little funky and draining slower than normal. I didn’t want anything super harsh, so I liked that this uses enzymes instead of strong chemicals. It was really easy to use, just pour it in and let it do its thing. After a couple uses, the bad odor was basically gone and the drain definitely seemed to run smoother. It didn’t completely fix a heavy clog, but for grease buildup and smells, it worked better than I expected. I’m giving it 4 stars because it takes some patience and works best with regular use, not as an instant miracle fix. Overall, it’s a solid product for maintenance and keeping drains fresh, and I’d buy it again.

My issue was my 1930s kitchen sink..slow draining then totally stopped draining. Didn't want to call the plumber and had just had my main sewer lines scoped and all clear - I knew my issue was just right at the kitchen drain past the p trap. Years of oily sludge. So I drained the pipes of any water and in the morning I poured the entire jug down the drain. At the end of the day I boiled some water and poured it down. Still plugged! I have a double basin sink so I plugged up one side and plunged like heck about 20 or 30 times and then..glug glug glug..it drained like it hasn’t it a long time. Ran extra hot water for 5-10minutes straight and we are working like new! I agree with the smells too..when I took the drain apart I gagged and now after using this, it just seems like this old kitchen is smelling new.