Nemesis pipe wash

The first thing we use is a liquid that says "bite the pipe in five minutes," right?

But that five-minute finality could be exchanged for repairing the main pipe in the future.

The belief is that "if chemistry is not strong, not biting, it is not clean," so most pipe removers focus on selling strong speeds through tons of pipes using soda-fi chemicals or concentrated acids, which are actually "biting."

But the chemicals bite the "grout," bite the "rubber edge," and make the "PVC pipe" crisp and brittle. Many homes complain that water is leaking into the ceiling or that the toilet base often has water coming out, because the strong liquid you poured down, it broke the pipe joint.

And when we pour a soda into a pipe, it's like we drop a bomb in a tank of sat, the soda will kill all microbes, leaving only a "dead water" state where there is nothing to decompose the waste. When there is no digester, the new waste that goes down will rot immediately, and the smell will stink within days.

Most people think that microbes are "slow," but this is actually a miscommunication.

Microbes are not "firefighters," but "resident cleaners" who do sustainable work. Their job is to "decompose" the root cause, not just "bite." The key is that they are 100% friendly to pipes, because they only eat organic waste (fat, food waste, sewage) without touching any plastic or mortar. Using microbes is more protective care than waiting to break down and repair.

Finally, you have to choose whether to break quickly or slowly.

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