Roebic K-67 Description
From the Manufacturer
For just pennies a month, K-67 eliminates slow and sluggish drains in your home by removing layers of build-up in the trap and along the entire length of pipe. K-67 works through bacterial and enzymatic action. It is non-corrosive and will not damage pipes or burn skin.
Roebic K-67 Description
Roebic K-67 Description
40 OZ Bacterial Drain & Trap Cleaner, Special Bacteria-Enzyme Formula, Works Fast To Open Slow Or Sluggish Drains, Monthly Treatment In Sinks, Tubs & Showers Helps To Prevent Clogging In Traps & Drain, Safe For Use With Septic Tanks & Cesspools, Non-Caustic, Safe For Toilets, Can Be Used To Clean Garbage Disposals.
Roebic K-67Roebic K-67 Specifications
| Part Number: | K-67 |
| Item Package Quantity: | 1 |
| Item Dimensions | |
| Weight: | 1.9 Pounds |
| Length: | 2.20 inches |
| Width: | 4.50 inches |
| Height: | 8 inches |
Roebic K-67 Technical Details
- Keeps pipes and traps clear and clean
- Safe for use in all plumbing
- Use monthly
- Certified biodegradable
- Easy to use
Roebic K-67 Details
- Product Dimensions: 2.2 x 4.5 x 8 inches ; 1.9 pounds
- Shipping Weight: 2.6 pounds
- Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S. and to APO/FPO addresses. For APO/FPO shipments, please check with the manufacturer regarding warranty and support issues.
- ASIN: B000AS9B5C
- Item model number: K-67-4
Roebic K-67 Reviews
Review 1:
We have a basement pipe where our laundry wash drains into. We noticed that it was starting to back up onto our basement floor. We paid a plumber $200 to clear the drain. He said it was due to sludge buildup because our kitchen sink also drains into the same pipe. He tried to sell me a similar product for $50. I was so happy to find this product for around $15. With monthly use it has kept our drain sludge free.
Review 2:
This product works amazingly well. We had a smelly sink drain in our batchroom that we tried all sorts of products on to clean, but nothing really worked until we tried this. Just mix it up, pour it in and leave it overnight. It seems like we have to do it once every one or two months, but it is so easy that it is no big deal.
Review 3:
I had a kitchen sink that was starting to smell quite badly (both the drain and underneath in the cabinet area) but exhibited no real flow issues. The smell wasn't familiar and didn't smell like sewer gas so I guessed there was likely some buildup of food or fat in the trap. I don't really make a habit out of dumping coffee grinds or grease down the drain but as part of cleaning pans and my french press I can see how either might build up over time when I'm not being careful enough. Anyway, I decided to give this bacterial cleaner a try. As per instructions I poured the solution down the drain and let it sit overnight. The next morning I still detected a faint odor through the drain, while the cabinet still retained a strong odor. I left the doors open to air out the cabinet area and ran a few gallons of boiling water down the drain - 12 hours later and the smell is pretty much eliminated. I think I'll give it another dose again tonight but this seemed to resolve my issue quite effectively.
It doesn't really say in the product details but 1 dosage is equal to two level cap-fulls (it's a rather shallow cap) and my guess is if you used this monthly for maintenance on 2-3 drains it would last you quite a long time.
Roebic Laboratories, Inc. K-67-4 40-Ounce Bacterial Drain and Trap Cleaner
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