I had my septic tank cleaned and inspected about a year ago. My son is the only one living in the house full time. The shower he uses when you first run the water it smells of sulfur, but no where else in the in the other bathrooms or kitchen. I'm pretty sure its coming from the drain in the shower, the 2 sinks in the bathroom don't have any issues. This is the main bathroom that gets used. Could this be from the septic system. This bathroom is the furthest from the septic tank. Never had any backups in the house, all drains flow freely. I know not to dump any anti bacterial stuff in the drains. I got no clue.
Odds are that the smell is not coming from the septic system, so we wouldn't be too worried about a septic problem in this situation. It's more likely the sulfur smell is coming from the hot water heater anode rod that has been used up and needs to be replaced. It’s possible that it's only noticeable in that shower because it is receiving the most hot water at any given time and because the water is contained in a shower, which can make the smell more noticeable. We typically recommend having a plumber replace that anode rod (we recommend an aluminum replacement) or if you are feeling bold, you can drain the water heater yourself and replace the anode rod. Our guess is this will most likely fix the problem. Hopefully that helps! Good luck!
Hey there! The list of compatible detergents is quite long. If you're a Costco member, we often recommend Kirkland signature Free and Clear laundry detergent. Tide and All are also a good options. We have extensively used these detergents with cold cycles and like the results. We don't typically recommend using laundry sheets because laundry experts have shown that they seem to perform less well in testing than powder or liquids.
The music to a bit much but that aside please give examples of what we can use instead of only pitching only your products. Include them of course but every day examples would be more beneficial.
Poor video. What are some names of the anti-bacterial components? He doesn't say. A generic statement, "Don't use products with anti-bacterial agents in it" is not specific enough. Can I assume that if the package doesn't say "Anti-Bacterial" it's not?
Can’t say whether your product works well or not, as it doesn’t come with any instructions. Just a QR code and website. When you go to the website and type in directions for use you find nothing. Seriously, every other product out there puts the directions on the bottle! Do you honestly think your customers have the time to chase you down to learn how to use your damn product. We aren’t all plumbers, in fact the better majority of us aren’t!!! 😖
Exactly which products? Examples?
i have a new house and septic system. i want to know what to use to clean with.
can I use white vinegar?
We have an aerobic system. What type of products do you recommend for cleaning the shower tile of the mold, mildew and lime?
Thanks so much!
Thank you so much
I had my septic tank cleaned and inspected about a year ago. My son is the only one living in the house full time. The shower he uses when you first run the water it smells of sulfur, but no where else in the in the other bathrooms or kitchen. I'm pretty sure its coming from the drain in the shower, the 2 sinks in the bathroom don't have any issues. This is the main bathroom that gets used. Could this be from the septic system. This bathroom is the furthest from the septic tank. Never had any backups in the house, all drains flow freely. I know not to dump any anti bacterial stuff in the drains. I got no clue.
Odds are that the smell is not coming from the septic system, so we wouldn't be too worried about a septic problem in this situation. It's more likely the sulfur smell is coming from the hot water heater anode rod that has been used up and needs to be replaced. It’s possible that it's only noticeable in that shower because it is receiving the most hot water at any given time and because the water is contained in a shower, which can make the smell more noticeable. We typically recommend having a plumber replace that anode rod (we recommend an aluminum replacement) or if you are feeling bold, you can drain the water heater yourself and replace the anode rod. Our guess is this will most likely fix the problem. Hopefully that helps! Good luck!
Music over the speech is very annoying.
music waaay to loud
This video isn’t helping much at all! He’s not telling what to use or not to use. Any examples please?
List of detergents please.
Hey there! The list of compatible detergents is quite long. If you're a Costco member, we often recommend Kirkland signature Free and Clear laundry detergent. Tide and All are also a good options. We have extensively used these detergents with cold cycles and like the results. We don't typically recommend using laundry sheets because laundry experts have shown that they seem to perform less well in testing than powder or liquids.
There is only one volume slider on UA-cam's viewer, so I can't turn down your music.
The music to a bit much but that aside please give examples of what we can use instead of only pitching only your products. Include them of course but every day examples would be more beneficial.
What to use as a toilet bowl cleaner?
bottom line, anything biodegradable is safe?
Thanks for annunciating every syllable you said with hand gestures and head bobs. I don't think I could have understood without those.
So, you want a bot? Or a human with no personality?
Annoying music
Poor video. What are some names of the anti-bacterial components? He doesn't say. A generic statement, "Don't use products with anti-bacterial agents in it" is not specific enough. Can I assume that if the package doesn't say "Anti-Bacterial" it's not?
Can’t say whether your product works well or not, as it doesn’t come with any instructions. Just a QR code and website. When you go to the website and type in directions for use you find nothing. Seriously, every other product out there puts the directions on the bottle! Do you honestly think your customers have the time to chase you down to learn how to use your damn product. We aren’t all plumbers, in fact the better majority of us aren’t!!! 😖
Lose the music please. Very annoying