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What is RootX ? |
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Roots can clog pipes causing blockages and sewer overflows |
RootX attacks and kills the roots |
RootX removes virtually all the roots,
restoring pipe flow capacity |
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WHAT IS RootX ? |
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RootX is the ORIGINAL,
non-metam sodium foaming root control in an easy-to-apply
powdered formulation. It foams on contact with water to kill roots, inhibit
regrowth, and restore pipe flow capacity. |
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It's simple and fast. |
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The patented RootX formulation foams on contact with water, filling the
entire pipe to reach the top where 90% of pipeline root intrusion occurs.
From start to finish, a RootX application takes less than 30 minutes whether
you are working with main or lateral lines. |
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It's effective and EPA accepted. |
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The active ingredient in RootX is the aquatic
herbicide Dichlobenil that has been used for years to control aquatic weeds
with minimal environmental impact
RootX contains surfactants, degreasing agents
that strip away the grime on roots, allowing Dichlobenil to penetrate the
root ends.
Classified as a General Use Product by the
EPA, Root X can be utilized in both sanitary and storm lines without
adversely affecting the environment or the people who apply it. |
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It's a proven solution. |
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The RootX formulation contains five times the
herbicide needed to kill roots and inhibit their regrowth. RootX promotes
bacterial growth that assists in the decomposition of dead roots. For over a
decade thousands of municipalities and Professional Drain Cleaners depend on
RootX for their maintenance solution. |
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BENEFITS |
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RootX enhances mechanical removal
effectiveness |
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RootX sticks to the roots and the pipe
walls to kill the roots and inhibit growth |
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More cost-effective than mechanical removal |
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The RootX makes any applicator a root
control professional |
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No copper sulfate or metam sodium |
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Effective directly from the package or with
existing equipment |
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Does not harm the treatment plant or
surrounding environment |
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