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| Mpn # | 55 |
| Weight | 4.20 lbs. |
Save on 1 quart of Marc 55 Drain Cleaner. This heavy-duty drain cleaner contains specially inhibited concentrated sulfuric acid. Will quickly dissolve all types of organic blockages caused by grease, rags, hair, soap, food scraps, coffee grounds, paper, etc. Regular use keeps drains and sewers free-flowing and sanitary.
Hi, there! Thank you for your interest in the Marc 55 drain cleaner. Yes, it will dissolve sanitary napkins and hairs. To order this drain cleaner, please click the Add to Cart button, enter your zip code and your billing information, and we will take care of the rest. Thank you for choosing PlumbersStock! Have a great day and happy shopping!
Hi! Thank you for your question, and for trusting PlumbersStock with your concern. The Marc 55 Heavy Duty Drain Cleaner is not flammable but can start fires with certain organic chemicals, nitrates, carbides, chlorates, and metallic powders. With that said, as long as you avoid open lights, smoking, and generation of sparks near open containers, it is safe to use this drain cleaner for your application. Thank you for visiting PlumbersStock.com. Have a great day!
Hello, there! Thank you for asking with regards to the Marc 55 Drain Cleaner. Yes, it is safe to use in PVC pipes that are in good condition. If you are all set to purchase this item, just click on Add to Cart. Enter your zip code to get a shipping cost estimate and proceed to checkout to begin the ordering process. We are happy that you trust PlumbersStock. Have a great day!
Hi, there! Thank you for your feedback about our Marc 55 drain cleaner. This drain cleaner is formulated to dissolve any visible organic material like food scraps, grease, paper, rags, organic deposits, sanitary napkins, and others. It could be possible that there is an inorganic material clogging your drain and/or a broken/malfunctioning drain. We recommend that you see a local plumber to pinpoint the problem. Hope this helps. Thank you and we hope to see you again here at PlumbersStock.com!
