Is it ever too late to start to add septic tank bacteria?
Yes and no is the answer. You can go years with a septic tank system working just fine before you have a problem with it. The first problem is thinking that you can go years with no maintenance at all. Many people only get it pumped when it clogs up the pipes or backs up the septic tank. This is the wrong way to take care of your expensive septic tank system. Too Late For Septic Bacteria? It will take longer time for it to work, But still cheaper then a new system.
Think of your septic tank system like the oil in your car. You change the oil in your car to keep the car’s engine as new as possible. You just do not change the oil only when you blow up the engine. Replacing the engine when if blows up is expensive so changing the oil is alot cheaper.
It is a good idea to pump your septic tank every 2 to 3 years. This is true if your septic system was designed for your needs. The keyword is for your needs.
Not every septic tank system is designed for your needs. Not every septic system is overbuilt. Even when people tell us that their septic system is overbuilt, it’s not.
Septic Tank Bacteria Safety: Untreated System
Yes, it is safe to add septic bacteria to a system. You can do this even if you do not know the history of it or the last pumping date. If this is the case, We advise to double up on the recommend dose. This may help stop a back up.
If you are buying a home with a septic tank, Treat it like it was abused. Use as little as waster as possible. When you can call a septic professional to excavate up the lids on the septic tank. This will help see how the septic tank is operating and if more bacteria is needed.
Can septic tank bacteria reverse a abused septic tank?
Yes, it can. The right septic bacteria must be used at the correct time. Over time, an abused septic tank could come back to proper working order.
Mother Nature and a septic system go hand in hand. They work together. With a little help from you, Mother Nature and your septic tank could work trouble-free.
What septic tank product should I use?
Everyday you should be asking yourself if something you are putting down your drains is harming your septic tank. If you have this mindset, Your septic system will work better. Even if you do this, Your septic tank still needs extra help that a septic tank bacterial product could provide. We strongly advise against purchasing a bacteria product for septic tanks from a local hardware store. Avoid buying them from a big box store as well. They tend to be low quality, heavy marketed products that are not worth the price you may pay. Using a store product will also just fill your septic system needlessly.
A good example is a BioForce Bacterial Waste Liquefier. It comes in a year supply of septic bacterial packets that you just toss into your toilet once a month. That one packet once a month is more powerful then any big box store product. You would have to use 2 bottles everyday to equal one packet of the BioForce Bacterial Waste Liquefier! Using BioForce Bacterial Waste Liquefier IS working with Mother Nature and not against her.
What would help my septic drain field?
A clogged septic drain field, septic fingers, septic chambers, or septic mound system can become very costly to fix. When they clog up, it gets expensive real fast. Almost all the time, the fix is a new expensive one. 10 thousand dollars and on up to replace a drain field is not uncommon. In many parts of the country, you cannot replace or even service a septic system in the winter. If it backs up late fall, you are in trouble. You then have very limited use of your toilet, shower, bath, and sinks until late spring!
Always raise your septic system covers to grade. Make them easy to access. When you have this, You have a fighting chance to get your toilet system back to working order.
BioForce Combo Special will help reverse the clogged up drain field. Just pour one gallon into your septic drain field’s inspection port and let the septic system rest for 2 days. Use no water at all except for flushing your toilet. After 2 days, look into your septic drain field’s inspection port. If you see less water in there, add 2 gallons of the BioForce Combo Special.
Let it rest for another 2 days. After 2 days, Take a look into the inspection port and you should see no water. Add one packet of the BioForce Bacterial Waste Liquefier into the inspection port. Place one more packet into your toilet and flush twice. Then, let the system rest for 3 days. After 3 days, You can use very limited water down any drain. Make it a game to see who can use the least amount of water. This will also allow your septic system to rest longer. It lets the BioForce Combo Special do its job.
What if my drain field still will not drain?
If your drain field still did not work after you tried the above, Septic Scrub maybe your answer. However, it will require some work during the spring and summer to get the full benefit. For Septic Scrub to work correctly, you must pump dry your septic drain field and every finger. Then pour in the Septic Scrub and let the system rest for a week to let it work.
If the above advice does not work, your septic system may be overloaded. It might not be designed for your needs. It could also be simply dead. The only thing to do is install a new expensive septic system sized to your needs.
Is it ever Too Late For Septic Bacteria? NO!
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