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How Do You Correct Problems In A Septic Tank?

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How Do You Correct Problems In A Septic Tank?

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Septic tanks are the first element in waste disposal systems for homes and businesses in rural areas or cities where sewer systems are not available. Problems can arise over time for tanks as well as the drain fields. Our focus is on addressing tank problems and how to fix and avoid them. Do not flush oil, grease or caustic fluids into the tank. These materials build up a heavy sludge over time that will impede the out-flow of waste water into the drain field. Failure to reduce these materials will result in premature pumping of the tank. Install a disposer at any sink where food particles are regularly flushed. Also try to avoid flushing coffee grounds. Try to monitor excessive water flowing into the tank. Tanks operate best when bacteria have enough time to break down particles suspended in the tank. Too much water tends to disrupt the balance of bacteria. Dispose of paints and other similar liquids such as pesticides in proper facilities. Washing out paints is one way to shut down t

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