Breaks down paper. RID-X® contains cellulase enzymes, the only enzyme that can digest paper. Breaks down grease. RID-X® is designed to attack grease in your septic tank, breaking it down to slow the accumulation of the greasy scum layer, which, if left unchecked, can compromise the function of your septic system.

How soon does RID-X® begin work? The enzymes in RID-X® begin working as soon as they come in contact with water. The bacteria take 2-4 hours to germinate and then begin to break down solid waste.

People usually use Rid-X to reduce the number of septic tank pumping and cleaning, but the reality is they increase susceptibility to clogging. After additives break solid waste into smaller particles than natural bacteria would, they make their way to the outlet baffle and settle in the drain field.

Rid-X does NOT clear up existing clogs. It is used after a clog has been properly cleared, and as preventive tool to reduce the occurrence of clogs in the future. You will still need to remember to remove the hair that gets caught in drains, and remove any foreign objects that get into the pipes.

Will RID-X® unclog my drain/pipes/toilet? No, however, when used regularly, RID-X® liquid can help break down organic build-up in your pipes, to help prevent clogs before they happen.

Will RID-X® unclog my drain/pipes/toilet? No, however, when used regularly, RID-X® liquid can help break down organic build-up in your pipes, to help prevent clogs before they happen.

Each box and bottle of RID-X® contains the following ingredients scientifically proven to break down household waste: Cellulase breaks down toilet paper, vegetable matter and some foods. Lipase breaks down fats, oils and grease. Protease breaks down proteins.

Baking Soda is a great cleaning agent since it's a mild alkali that can dissolve dirt and grease easily. Vinegar deodorizes the drain line by neutralizing the acidic odor molecules. Mix 1/3 of a cup of vinegar with 1/3 of a cup of baking soda and pour the fizzy mixture into the clogged sewer drain immediately.

Plunger. While this tool might appear basic, it remains the best way of unclogging a toilet. We recommend all households to have this tool and preferably one with a flange because they work best to unblock toilets. When using this tool, you need to place the plunger in the toilet bowl and push it down gently.

So let's start by troubleshooting here the first method I use is simply to get a bucket of water fill. It up you want to get to two and a half gallons of water and actually dump it in the bowl now

Try Dish Soap Pour roughly 1/4 cup of dish soap into the bowl and follow with a generous amount of hot water. Let the mixture sit for 5 to 10 minutes. Then, try flushing your toilet. Dish soap should act as a lubricant and loosen the clog.

Use Vinegar, Baking Soda, and Hot Water When mixing these ingredients, they will react, and your toilet will start having fizzy water. Next, just like with the hot water and dish soap mentioned above, you'll need to wait between 15 to 20 minutes for the solution to do its job.