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Septicfit Septic Chlorine Tablet – 4 Pail Value Pack – 6 Tablet Pails – 8.2 lbs – NOT for USE in Swimming Pools |
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Septicfit Septic Chlorine Tablet – 6 Tablet Pail – 2 lbs – NOT for USE in Swimming Pools |
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Septicfit Chlorine Tablets 132-Tablet Pail (45.1lb) – NOT FOR USE IN SWIMMING POOLS |
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Clor Mor Septic Sewage System Chlorine Tablets 7.2 Pounds |
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Septicfit Septic Chlorine Tablet – 55 Tablet Pail – 18.8 lbs – NOT for USE in Swimming Pools |
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Septicfit Septic Chlorine Tablet – 29 Tablet Pails – 10 lbs – NOT for USE in Swimming Pools |
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Septicfit Septic Chlorine Tablet – 12 Pail Value Pack – 6 Tablet Pails – 24.6 lbs – NOT for USE in Swimming Pools |
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Septicfit Septic Chlorine Tablet – 8 Pail Value Pack – 6 Tablet Pails – 16.4 lbs – NOT FOR USE IN SWIMMING POOLS |
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Rx Clear 3-Inch Individually Wrapped Chlorine Tablets | One 8-Pound Bucket | Use As Bactericide, Algaecide, and Disinfectant in Swimming Pools and Spas | Slow Dissolving and UV Protected |
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Can you use pool chlorine tablets in an aerobic septic system?
We get a lot of questions from aerobic system owners about whether or not they can use swimming pool chlorine tablets. The answer isn’t yes.
How often do you put chlorine tablets in aerobic septic system?
How many times a year should I add chlorine to my water supply? What amount of chlorine should I add? There is a general rule of 1 to 2 tablets per person per week. Depending on the size of your family and how much water you use, this will be different.
How many chlorine tablets do I need for a septic system?
It’s important to use chlorine in the right way because it can harm the helpfulbacteria in the tank. One to two chlorine tablets should be inserted into the wastewater tank every month according to the instructions on the product.
What is the difference between pool chlorine tablets and septic chlorine tablets?
Swimming pool tablets can be used to immerse in water. Most of the tablets are above the water line. Nitrogen chloride is a dangerous gas and will be released by the tablets.
Will chlorine hurt a septic system?
It’s a good idea to avoid toilet bowl cleaners and bleach/chlorine based ones. There are chlorine bleach and chemical sodium hypochlorite on the labels. If you use these products, they could cause your septic tank to back up, create costly repairs, and cause a lot of other problems.