This was the first thing that you saw very early that morning. The stress of having your wedding in your yard was getting to you and then your septic tank flooded. It was all too much to bear. You stared at your yard and watched the flooding saturated your beautiful green grass. There was a … Read more
Your septic tank system is similar to your body as it reacts the way your body would when something is wrong. When your septic systems health is in jeopardy, the symptoms are smelly, soft spots in the yard with soggy grass, sewage seepage into ditches and streams, and wells become contaminated. These are only some … Read more
The maintenance and care of your septic system has always been a good topic of debate for so many septic system product manufacturers and it seems that finding the right cleaning product or additive for your septic system has always been a dilemma for so many homeowners. As you may know, there are three main … Read more
For years, septic systems have been built for so many homes to use and rely on, especially if there are no sewage systems in the area they live in. These are miniature versions of a wastewater treatment plant that is considered a reliable component of every household. The septic system’s efficiency and smooth flow relies … Read more
The septic system consists of 3 parts – the septic tank, distribution box, and leach field or absorption field. The main function of septic systems is to treat and dispose of waste coming from wastewater pipes in the house. Whenever you turn on a faucet, do your laundry, take a bath, flush a toilet, etc., … Read more
Septic tank sewer smell and odor problems have been harassing homeowners since the beginning of time. Septic tanks and drain fields were not always used as onsite waste water treatment plants. Originally, septic tanks and drain field systems were constructed of little more than a dug out pit in the ground. Along with evolution, septic … Read more
Have you ever wondered where does the water go when emptying a sink or flushing a toilet? If you live in a city, it is likely that the wastewater goes into a public sanitary gutter system to a plant for sewage treatment. However, if you live countryside with an undersized community, then it is probable … Read more
Septic cleaners have been around for centuries dating back to 500 B.C. plus. History has taught us that ancient societies used rancid meat and other bacterial producing items commonly found as an additive to their septic tanks and more likely cesspools. Early on ancient civilizations discovered that by adding bacteria to a septic tank or … Read more
Controlling septic tank odors can be as easy as treating your system with a bacteria monthly septic tank maintenance treatment. If you live in a rural area of the country, there is a pretty good chance you may have a septic system. Septic tank systems typically use a drain field, cesspit or cesspool as its … Read more
Septic tank shock treatments are becoming more common than ever with today’s failing septic systems. The introduction of antibacterial hand soap has had a devastating impact on septic systems worldwide especially in the United States where antibacterial products are more popular. Septic systems function on natural bacteria produced by the human body. This natural bacterium … Read more