Septic Liberator Explained

We wanted to send you a few tips to get the best results from your Septic Liberator.

These are not requirements, but they will help speed up the process of improving your septic system.

Stop pouring bleach, anti-bacterial soap or boiling water down your drains and toilets. Septic Liberator contains trillions of beneficial enzyme producing bacteria that can be harmed if they come into contact with substances like this. The fewer available bacteria, the less effective the product will be.
If you've recently had your septic tank emptied, wait until the water level in the tank has reached the outlet. Adding Septic Liberator to an empty tank will cause the bacteria to starve before it can reach the leach field.
Consider diverting waste water from a water softener away from septic tank. A water softener increases the levels of sodium ions in the septic system, which will harm the beneficial bacteria in your system and in Septic Liberator. An increase in sodium will also reduce soil absorption in the leach field which is what we are trying to fix.

Frequently Asked Questions

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There are too many variables for us to guarantee this will work in all cases.

We have about an 80% success rate with this product. That success rate improves when we diagnose the problem correctly and when our customers understand that sometimes, more than one treatment is needed.

We recommend starting with the 10 lbs. of Powder Septic Liberator for septic tanks under 1,500 gallons of capacity. Treat the system again if the desired results are not met after 3 weeks.

Every system is different. It may take a couple of weeks to a month depending on the severity of the issue. The most extreme issues may take several months and require multiple treatments.

Yes, the treatment will work in both anaerobic and aerobic (with or without oxygen) environments.

Yes, provided you do not use the treatment with bleach, anti-bacterial soap, root killers or other chemical products.

No, Septic Liberator will not get rid of roots. We recommend looking for a root killer that does not use copper sulfate as this is very hard on the bacteria in the septic system.

Yes, it can help break down the organic material in your cesspool and dry well.

Cold weather will slightly slow the results but the treatment will still work.

No, the tank does not need to be pumped prior to use. We recommend waiting until the water level in the septic tank has reached the outlet level if it has recently been emptied. This way Septic Liberator can flow out to the field rather than sitting in the tank.