our drains in the house.

Not been hit/caught the FSL bug. I now know why that it will cause havoc with the septic tank we have...

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by asterixsew 29 Mar 2009

Just had a thought. Drains throughout the world clogged due to FSL. This has left me laughting. Though I would not laugh if the drains were clogged

how will it clog drain when it disolves in water , if it clogs your drain turn on your tap.

Good point....But I think if you let it evaporate you would have another sheet of stabilizer?!?!?!

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by dkjack 29 Mar 2009

:) Never thought about that. Guess I clean up afer myself to quick.

by caydebug 29 Mar 2009

Barb, your a trip lol

Thank you for this info. The ideal is to use it to replace the starch for ironing clothes **

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by dkjack 29 Mar 2009

Never quite like that idea. Afraid it would clog my iron. :) Guess I worry to much.

I really think if you run enough water behind it it would not clog the drains. if any thing is diluted enough it could not do dammage i would not think.
now a septic tank is different it could clog up there but it wouls take a lot of it to do that.don't think it would cause any dammage out side. it is like a dried starch and used a lot of that in my days and it never cloged the drains.

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by dkjack 29 Mar 2009

I do run a lot of water after I have dumped it out. :) No septic tank thank goodness.

That is interesting! I have heard if you have a ceptic tank - that you should not pour it down the drain - but what would it do - to the ground - outside? *4U

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by dkjack 29 Mar 2009

Don't know. Sufficate my grass, flowers, trees, etc. :) ?????

by caydebug 29 Mar 2009

Maybe a manicured lawn.

Thanks, I always wondered about that...also I will like to know if is safe for the Enviroment.****

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by dkjack 29 Mar 2009

I asked that question. Will let you know if I receive an answer.