• If the root intrusion is heavy, (i.e. near blockage), it is recommended that the roots be cut prior to the RootX treatment.
  
• If you must cut out the roots before application, RootX must be applied immediately, (within the first hour), or you will need to wait 6-8 weeks.  The reason for this is that as soon as roots are damaged or cut, they start secreting sap.  The sap will build up enough to become a barrier between the chemical and the wood tissue within 2-4 hours.  By waiting 6-8 weeks, you will have given enough time for the roots to grow back through the sap, thus allowing for the RootX to come in contact with the wood tissue.
  
• If RootX Foam gets on any carpet, do not apply any cleaning detergent.  Allow the foam to dry and vacuum it up.  Otherwise, discoloration may result.
  
• Always pour the entire amount of RootX you will use at the same time in the same location.
  
  
• TOILET APPLICATION
  Step 1:  Gather your materials.  RootX, bucket, stir stick, complimentary latex gloves.
  
        NOTE:  Use ONLY a 2 Lb. jar of RootX 
         as a 4 Lb. jar will overflow the toilet.
  
  Step 2:  Empty the contents of the RootX jar into the bucket.  Look for the paper divider that separates the two RootX chemicals and discard it.
  
  Step 3:  Mix Well.  Mix the dry contents of the RootX jar completely.  It is important that the two parts of the RootX canister mix thoroughly. Thorough mixing insures optimal foaming and root coating.
  
  Step 4:  Test the flush time of the toilet.  Since RootX foams on contact with water, it is important to know how fast the toilet bowl drains, so you don't run the risk of overflowing the bowl with foam.  If the flush time is slow, use method A, (below).  If the flush time appears normal, the preferred method is B, (below).
  
      Method A:  Flush while you are poring  
      RootX into the bowl
      Method B:  Immediately after pouring 
      RootX into the toilet bowl - flush!
  
  Step 5:  With your method of flushing in mind, por the RootX mixture into the toilet bowl.
  
  
• OUTSIDE "IN-GROUND" CLEAN-OUT APPLICATION
  Step 1:  Gather your materials.  RootX, bucket, stir stick, complimentary latex gloves.
  
      NOTE:  Use Either a 2 Lb. or 4 Lb. jar of RootX.
  
  Step 2:  Empty the contents of the RootX jar into the bucket.  Look for the paper divider that separates the two RootX chemicals and discard it.
  
  Step 3:  Mix Well.  Mix the dry contents of the RootX jar completely.  It is important that the two parts of the RootX canister mix thoroughly. Thorough mixing insures optimal foaming and root coating.
  
  Step 4:  Pour the RootX down the clean out valve.
  
      NOTE:  Do NOT add water to the bucket, just pour in the dry mixture.
  
  Step 5:  Pour three to five (3 to 5) gallons of water down the clean-out after the RootX.  You should observe some foaming in the pipe.
  
  Remember to restrict water usage from four to six (4 to 6) hours after treatment to assure full absorption of the RootX into the roots.

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RootX jars

Cleanout method

1. Pour the RootX chemical directly from the jar into the system cleanout.
2. Pour 1 1/2 to 2 gallon of water per pound of RootX used to activate the root-killing foam.
3. The natural flow of the line carries the foam down the pipe.

1. Pour the RootX chemical directly from the jar into the toilet.
2. Flush the toilet to activate the root-killing foam.
3. The natural flow of the line carries the foam down the pipe.

1. Pour the RootX chemical directly from the jar into the septic tank.
2. Pour 1 1/2 to 2 gallon of water per pound of RootX used to activate the root-killing foam.
3. Pour RootX into the distribution box to kill roots intruding into drain field lines.