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Septic Superstitions: To Pump or Not to Pump
It’s a common misconception that septic systems don’t need pumping. In reality, solids build up over time. Regular pump-outs and bacteriological support help keep your system working properly.
Poop Talk The Number 2: Everything You Need to Know About Septic System Care!
Poop Talk The Number 2 – a fun and informative video on how septic systems work and why proper maintenance is essential. Learn how often to pump your tank, how to prevent costly issues, and how EcoEthic Septic System Treatment helps keep your system running smoothly. Better lake health starts with better septic health! Watch now.
Septic Tip: Skating Rink... not on your leaching bed.
Skating is a fantastic winter activity but keep the rink away from your leaching bed. Leaching beds are carefully built to accept water -- even if it is an excess amount coming from a hose sprayed in the middle of winter. We know those who have managed to freeze their entire leach field solid, and ended up with wastewater backing up into the house. Not only rinks, do not build decks, patios or place above ground pools in or over your leaching bed.
Five Septic System Myths
Septic Tip: Spread out appliance water loading
Instead of washing four laundry loads in one day, do one or two loads per day. Run washing machines and (dishwashers) with full loads or alternatively, select the proper load size for your washing machine. Washing small loads of laundry with large quantities of water is a waste of both water and energy. When buying a new washing machine look for appliances that display the Energy Star symbol. Newer energy-efficient clothes washers use 50% less water than a standard model. Front-loading machines use up to 40% less water than top-loading machine. If you would like to receive a monthly Septic...
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