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The ROEBIC LABORATORIES INC K-47-Q-12 is a liquid cesspool treatment formulated with a combination of aerobic spore-bearing vegetative bacterial strains that produce proteolytic and other enzymes specifically designed to liquefy sewage waste. Each 32 oz bottle treats up to 500 gallons of tank capacity and provides up to one year of clog prevention per application. This product is certified biodegradable by Scientific Certification Systems, achieving full biodegradability within 10 days. It is suited for use by plumbing service professionals and septic system maintenance contractors working on residential and light commercial cesspool systems.
This cesspool treatment is applied directly to cesspools and septic tanks requiring ongoing biological maintenance. The bacterial enzyme blend targets organic waste accumulation that leads to clogged drain fields and reduced tank efficiency. Typical use cases include routine annual maintenance and recovery treatment following periods of heavy system load. Dosing is straightforward: one 32 oz bottle per 500 gallons of tank capacity. The product ships in a case pack of 12 units, making it practical for service companies maintaining multiple residential accounts on a recurring schedule.
Designed for use in residential and light commercial cesspool and septic tank systems. Dose at one 32 oz bottle per 500 gallons of tank capacity.
Application is typically performed by a licensed plumber or septic system service technician following local regulatory requirements for cesspool and septic maintenance. Pour the treatment directly into the cesspool or septic tank access point. Avoid mixing with chemical drain cleaners or disinfectants, as these can neutralize the bacterial cultures. Check local codes and health department regulations before applying biological treatments to septic systems in regulated jurisdictions.
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