



Green Water Tracing & Leak Detection Flourescent Dye - 1 Gallon
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C.
Greater than one weekI had to use the whole gallon to trace the leach field of my septic system.
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Melissa Torres
> 3 dayGreat product
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Valerie Getz
Greater than one weekWorked well for our purpose
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Katrine Huels
> 3 dayWorks Great
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James - Oneof6
> 3 dayFound my back yard septic leak easy, targeted the area fix instead of digging up the entire drain field. Used a quart out of a gallon. Flush it and wait overnight, pretty easy to see.
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Von T.
> 3 dayGreat product use mine for underwater leak detection. Great visibility in low light area
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Tim
> 3 dayI had an issue in which one of the waste pipes within a house underneath the basement slab was cracked and was leaking into the french drain and ending up in the sump pit. To isolate the source, I added a small amount (4 ozs) of this tracing dye to a 5-gallon bucket of water. This stuff is orange in the bottle, but wildly flourescent yellow-green when mixed with water. It worked fantastically well, and we quickly isolated the source. Following the directions, we had also purchased a UV blacklight to more easily see the colored solution in the sump pit, but in our case, it was so obvious -- and so yellowy-green -- that we didnt really need that UV blacklight. FYI, the seller was very prompt with delivery and we received this without any leaks. For this particular application, I highly recommend it.
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LJ
> 3 dayEasy to use
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Hyman Zieme
> 3 dayGood
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Robert R.
Greater than one weekTraced a septic outlet. Took a few hours for dye to reach outlet, but was very evident when it finally emerged.