Environmental alternative to 2000 flushes?

LeelooMember

Has anyone found a green version of 2000 flushes? I noticed it is on the bad list for toxic cleaners. I kind of knew it must be bad from the smell of it. I would love to know if there is something else out there. Thanks!

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/...tml?utm_hp_ref=green

9/12/127:04 AM

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vanessavyMember

All of that stuff is bad for septic tanks. Have you gone into WFM and see what they sell? I am sure google would have some suggestions. Plain ol vinegar might work, not sure if that is septic safe though.

9/12/128:23 AM

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LeelooMember

Thank you, Vanessa! I will look into that.

9/12/1210:01 PM

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