CLR®

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KEY BENEFITS:

• CLR SST is the ONLY septic system treatment to be partnered with the EPA
• 3 treatments for systems up to 1500 gallons
• Works instantly, can be used any time of day
• Patented stabilization process allows for live, active bacteria to be deposited into the septic system
• CLR SST is the next generation, state of the art technology
• CLR SST can be poured down any drain vs. dry septic system treatments that have to be flushed down toilets
• CLR SST uses more environment-friendly ingredients. Other products have detergents, preservatives, and inert “carriers” that the bacteria attach to.

CLR Outdoor Septic System Treatment is sold in a 28 oz. pour and go bottle. See our "Where to Buy" section for the retailer nearest you.

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TIPS FOR USE:

• Use Monthly to keep your septic system and drain field flowing freely.
• Safe on pipes and porcelain.
• Patented stabilization process allows for live, active bacteria to be deposited into the septic system.
• Works on fats, oils, grease and other stubborn organic matter.
• Contains live, vegetative bacteria that require NO germination time
  

DIRECTIONS:

Use in septic systems up to 1,500 gallons. Shake before use. Using the measuring window on the side of the bottle, pour 1/3 of the bottle directly into ANY toilet or drain line.

FACTS:

• 25% of U.S. Housing Units use Septic Systems releasing about 4 billion gallons of wastewater per day!
• Annually, over 400,000 new Septic Systems are built in roughly 33% of new developments.
• US EPA estimates that most on-site septic systems are over 30 years old. 10% of these systems malfunction by backing up onto the ground surface or into the home each year.
• The National Water Quality Inventory Report to Congress stated, “…poorly maintained septic systems are believed to cause substantial and widespread nutrient and microbial contamination to ground water.”
• The second most frequently cited contamination source of ground water are septic systems.

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