House & Garden Drip Clean - 200 L

Keep Media and Hoses Clear of Salt Build-Up - 200 L

Salts left behind by nutrient solutions and tap water can accumulate in growing media and irrigation lines, restricting flow and uneven feeding. House & Garden Drip Clean is an additive designed to keep media and hoses free of salt build-up, and it is especially useful where tap water is used.

This 200 L container is a bulk size for commercial cultivation rooms and large irrigation systems that treat lines and media regularly. Small home gardens will likely find a smaller container easier to store and use. Note that this item is freight restricted and ships as a heavy drum.

Key Features & Benefits

• Salt build-up control — helps keep media and hoses clear so irrigation stays consistent.
• Suited to tap water use — useful where source water leaves mineral residue.
• Bulk 200 L container — fewer reorders for high-volume operations.
• Feed chart support — House & Garden publishes feed charts that include Drip Clean dosing.

Who Should Use House & Garden Drip Clean

Commercial growers and large-scale operators running drip irrigation or hydroponic systems, particularly with tap water, who want to reduce residue in lines and media.

About House & Garden Drip Clean

Drip Clean is a House & Garden product for cultivation. This listing is a single 200 L container measuring 22.5 x 22.5 x 37 in.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does Drip Clean do?
A: It helps keep growing media and hoses free of salt build-up. This supports steadier flow through irrigation lines.

Q: Is it useful with tap water?
A: Yes. The manufacturer describes it as especially useful where tap water is used.

Q: How do I dose it?
A: Follow the House & Garden feed chart for your system and schedule. Charts are available for 8 and 10 week programs.

Q: Is this container right for a small garden?
A: Usually not. At 200 L it is intended for large or commercial use, and a smaller size is more practical for a few plants.

Q: How does it ship?
A: It is a freight restricted item and ships as a heavy, single container. Plan for freight delivery and handling equipment on arrival.

Q: What is salt build-up?
A: It is mineral residue left behind as water and nutrient solution evaporate or pass through media and lines. Over time it can restrict flow.