Undeniable Proof That You Need Our Septic Tank Owner’s Guide.

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Undeniable Proof That You Need a septic tank owner’s guide had to be written. Many great minds in the septic industry are sadly passing away and with every passing, we lose their knowledge. This had to be written down for future generations of septic tank owners and operators.

Septic System Owner’s Guide

     
     Many others have written tips about the septic systems who sadly have limited knowledge in the septic industry and do not have the keen insight first-hand knowledge of the actual workings of a septic system but read what others wrote who never saw, serviced, troubleshoot or even located a septic system. Does it make them uneducated? No. With Undeniable Proof That You Need our septic tank owner’s guide,We hope to help your septic system last longer and operate cleaner.

    I promise you that we will not “shop Talk” you but make it easy to understand how a septic system operates. Undeniable Proof That You Need a septic tank owner’s guide was written to help you spot problems before they start.

With our clients who purchase our septic tank bacteria products on our website SepticTankBacteria.com, We offer our 40 plus years of septic system installs, troubleshooting to you name it, To help them pick the best product for their needs. 40 plus years we wear dickie work uniforms and get our hands dirty. We do not just sit in a nice climate control office and sell bacteria. We actually see septic systems every day.

The main septic tank line leaving your home.

The main septic tank line leaving your home carries the waste from your toilets, sinks, tubs, showers, and all drains to your septic tank. Generally, this waste line can be 3 inches and on up.

88% of the septic waste line is are a 4-inch size. The size of your septic waste line leaving your home can even be bigger depending on the amount of waste it has to handle, how many people will be living there full time, the number of rooms in the home or building. 
     This main septic tank waste line leaving your home or building can be made of PVC, Cast Iron Pipe to even metal both galvanized and non-galvanized metal pipe. Yes, we have excavated up 4 inches, 5 inches, 6 inches to 8 inches non galvanized pipe that rotted and caused a root blockage. Metal pipe underground tends to rot in spots due to the moisture in the ground.

SDR PVC Septic Waste Line Pipe:


PVC pipe takes many many years to rot. That is why most septic installers use PVC pipe, Both The green pipe called thin-wall SDR-35 to the common heavier Schedule 40 white PVC pipe. 

SDR-35 Green Sewer Pipe:


The green color of the SDR-35 sewer pipe is there for a reason. Green is the international color of sewer underground. So if a contractor is excavating and finds a green pipe, Just by looking at the pipe you can guess it’s a sewer pipe BUT that is not always the case. If you are digging and you find a pipe underground, You must call again for a Utility Mark Out. It is required before any digging, You would know to proceed with caution or stop and call for another Utility Mark Out.  You never know what you will find digging!

Blue Brute Sewer Pipe:

There is a Blue colored pipe that is extra heavy PVC called “Brute”. This pipe was designed for parking lots where heavy traffic will be. Because of Brute’s extra-duty design, It will take a lot to crush the pipe from a weighted item like a dump truck, car, payloaders, etc. The brute pipe is not common in homeowner septic installs. We have used it in homes where heavy traffic may be a problem.

The Septic Tank: Mother Nature’s gift to the environment!


     Septic tank systems are a gift from Mother Nature herself when operating like it was designed to. A septic tank is a giant filter.  Think of it like a water filter, oil filter, air conditioner filter to even the screens on your home! A septic tank will filter out what is drained or flushed.   

A Septic Tank has a few important jobs………….  

A septic tank has a few important jobs:

  1. To stop solids from reaching the drain field.
  2. Stop the flow of wastewater “Running” thru a septic tank and flooding out the drain field.
  3. To hold the solids so the septic tank bacteria can break it down and digest it.


     Septic tanks are generally rectangular and concrete but just like the times that have changed, So have septic tanks. There are round “Poly” septic tanks that are lightweight and when up to operating level, can be strong.      

Let’s get back to Concrete septic tanks. They are the most common in the ground in the United States. Almost 96 % of Septic Tanks are concrete. “Poly” septic tanks are gaining in popularity.

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Yes we work in the industry! This is a septic tank install we did. One of many!

What’s inside a septic tank?

Before we look inside a septic tank, Let’s look on the outside first. In the above picture we show our backhoe holding a septic tank. On the top are 2 openings where septic tank covers go. They are important to have so it’s easy to service, inspect or pump a septic tank. Septic tank covers must be raised to grade and always be easy to find and never covered up. Now to the inside of a septic tank.

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  The above picture taken by SepticTankBacteria.com, From left to right shows a 4-inch main septic drain line made of SDR-35 coming from the home, A cleanout that after backfill we cut to grade and placed a round irrigation valve box cover on top of it, Into an elbow and into the septic tank.

Inside the first cover of the septic tank shows a baffle then a open space. We had to install a baffle due to the pitch of the main septic line. We did not want to have the waste travel thru the septic tank like a river after a massive rain to the septic tank outlet filter tee. In the second septic manhole, you do not see a 4 inch Tee where we install a Septic Filter in it.

Why did we set up this septic tank installation this way?

    We set up this septic tank installation this way because of the home’s location, The site elevation, and where the rest of the new septic system was going to be installed for maxim septic system operation.

Septic Tank and Cesspools……

     We actually installed a total of 3 septic tanks in series on this septic system with septic filters leaving each septic tank. We wanted to keep the drain field as clean as possible and to give the drain field a rest when the 3 septic tanks are pumped, The septic drain field and cesspool will dry out also.

Yes, I just said cesspool. We installed a very large cesspool before the septic drain field. Cesspools are allowed in this county. We installed it just after the last septic tank. The drain field also got a septic filter when it left the cesspool.

Every cover was raised to grade for easy troubleshooting if there is a problem. We do not think there will be a problem If they still add septic tank bacteria from us. Not the hardware store or big box store stuff but actually quality septic tank bacteria purchased from us. 

Septic Drain Fields:

Septic tank drain fields distribute the wastewater that has been filtered thru a septic tank first. The well-kept the septic tank, The better the drain field will be and the easier to operate like it was designed.

This is why a septic tank filter and quality septic tank bacteria are very important in your septic maintenance plan.
     Mother Nature has her plans with every septic drain field, And that is to filter the wastewater for the last time before it gets returned to the Earth to be used again somewhere.

Septic Drain Field BioMat:


     Septic drain field biomat is a gift from Mother Nature. After a new drain field installation and wastewater makes its way thru the septic tank and into the drain field, It will slowly develop around the drain field pipe holes. 

88% of all septic drain fields after 5 years have biomat growing around them. A properly designed, sized, installed with pumping every 2-3 years, With inspections every year to catch problems early and the use of our septic tank bacteria, You can control the growth of biomat.

Another way to control the growth of biomat is having 2 or more septic drain fields and a directional valve to switch wastewater from one drain field to another.

Septic Biomat Control:

Another way to control the biomat around a septic drain field is the use of the septic bacteria we offer and some specialized equipment some septic contractors have. This procedure will clean up the septic drain pipe and digest scum that is blocking the normal operation of your system. This procedure is all-natural!

Why murder Mother Nature?

There are companies out there whose website, advertising, and used car salesman say their machinal product will “murder” the Biomat that Mother Nature uses as a filter to keep the environment cleaner.

If you “Murder” the Biomat, You are helping to destroy the environment. Biomat is part of the last treatment process of septic waste. Biomat is needed in all onsite septic systems to keep the environment as natural as possible.

If you have a backing up problem due to the Biomat, Your system was not designed correctly for its use. Problems tend to start when people sell Homes and more people live inside the homes than what the system was designed for.  Why murder Mother Nature?

Septic tank bacteria’s role in septic maintenance.

     Yes, even after a well-thought-out and planned septic system install, They will need a quality septic tank bacteria product purchased from us to help it keep as clean as possible and full of quality septic bacteria.

Every septic system is better when septic tank bacteria is used every month.


     Just like pumping every 2 to 3 years, All septic tanks work better with added septic tank bacteria products purchased from us. Septic bacteria products are part of a healthy working septic drain field system and help protect it from failure if the system was installed correctly and sized for the home’s needs.

     Our studies show that the septic systems we take care of that use our septic tank bacteria every month, Receive a 5 – 15 % increase in time between septic pumpings, and the septic system is just cleaner and that makes the system last longer.

Hydrogen Sulfide

Hydrogen Sulfide, The black scum under non-breathing septic systems is a killer of septic bacteria in septic systems. It grows and rots out concrete above and below the wastewater.
Hydrogen Sulfide is a very powerful acid.

Septic systems that have airflow all year long will have less of this septic tank killer and if you use our septic tank bacteria, You have even less!

All Septic Systems Must Breathe…….

All septic systems must breathe. I can not hammer this point hard enough. All cleanouts, manholes to the end of a septic leach field, Must be raised to grade and above to allow the free flow of air in the system. Just doing this alone will help your septic system last longer. Air will circulate inside the septic system and remove some of the hydrogen sulfide and send air into your drain field to help dry it out.

If your septic install contractor will not raise all your covers and clean outs for you, I would ask myself what are they hiding? No County or Local Government inspections before they backfill? What are they hiding? If your contractor raises every cleanout or inspection port to grade and calls for a county inspection for a permit and the county worker gives the installer a hard time about installing a system that is easy to inspect, Let the permit inspector know you as the homeowner requested it for environmental reasons.

Septic Tank Maintenance

Now onto septic tank maintenance. Let me start with when not to wait till to get your septic tank serviced and yes I have seen all of this happen and all the excuses that generally follow.

  1. Do not wait till your toilet does not flush to get your septic tank serviced. If you wait this long and the problem is your clogged up septic tank, This is not a service but an emergency pumping to get your toilet flushing.

This also means that the septic pumper contractor will have to come back and spend many hours cleaning up your septic system and this will get expensive.

Think of this as the oil in your car. If you only change your oil when your engine blows up, Waiting till your engine blows is not the warning light to tell you to change the oil. It is an engine failure and the engine must be replaced. If you wait till septic failure before you service the system, You are replacing the system with a new septic system.

Once A Year Septic Inspections.

Do: Have your septic system inspected once a year to catch problems before they become expensive problems. Many expensive problems can be caught early enough to keep them from not being expensive.

On all of our septic systems we installed and those that we did not install but meet our standards for septic installation, We find a 30-50 percent increase in performance when managed by us.     

Once a year, Every year of the life of the waste system, Have your septic cleaning contractor safely lift all clean out and covers and inspect the septic baffles, Filters to the thickness of the concrete itself. Take a measurement of the Scum and Sledge levels of the tank and see if they are within proper operating requirements.

ProTip: Your septic tank is not your garbage can, so do not treat it that way.

The D Box:

2. The D Box, Also known as the distribution box is located just after your septic tank and before your drain field. Check to see if the d box settled with a level. Check for signs of a stoppage, cracked or broken pipe, roots growing in, and see if any animals are making a home in there.

Have somebody flush the toilet and wait to see the wastewater flow thru the d box and if it stops in the d box, ponds in the d box, or just flows out to the drain field. There should be no standing water in the d box!

Check for crushed-looking pipe inside the D Box. Look where the pipes come in with contact with the concrete d box itself. If they look oblong and not brand new round, You may have had a car drive over it and crushed pipe you can not see with just your eyes only. You should never ever drive over your septic system no matter where it is. No excuses!

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Septic tank drain field inspection.


     Since your drain field is below ground level, We will start with an above-ground visual inspection. Look for above ground noticeable damage to the leach field by cars, Animals, Tree roots to ponding, and signs of septic leach field failure. In some areas, The frost line can move pipes upward and poke them out of the ground.

Any damage has to be fixed as soon as possible for the system to work correctly. If you have inspection ports on the end of your leach field, Check them to make sure they are not root bound or holding water. Air must circulate out of them and not wastewater!
     If your septic contractor has a small push sewer camera, Have them inspect each leg of the leach field.

An educated septic tank owner is a smart consumer…………

Now, do you see why Undeniable Proof That You Need our septic tank owner’s guide had to be written? We just scratched the septic tank surface with the above information! This was written to be just a basic guide for a homeowner who owns a septic tank system and who may have questions about its operation of it.

An educated septic tank owner is a smart consumer. I hope I educated you a little bit. I hope with all this information you can weed out the good honest septic contractors from the rest.

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What kills bacteria in a septic tank?

what kills bacteria in a septic tank?

    The biggest question we get all the time is what kills bacteria in a septic tank? We hear this question asked every day. Septic tank bacteria is important as the oil in your car. Without it, You have to replace an expensive septic drain field system. What kills bacteria in a septic tank? Here are some tips and advice to try.


So what kills septic tank bacteria?

The biggest killer is septic tank bacteria in a septic system are items we use every day. Anything that says anywhere on a label anti-septic. A good example is a mouthwash and toothpaste!  We brush our teeth a few times a day and follow it up with mouthwash. This is not a bad thing because it keeps our teeth healthy BUT what we do is drain it down into a sink that leads to the main drain line that carries it to your expensive septic system where it still stays killing bacteria for some time.

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My toilet paper is killing my septic?


     Yes, toilet paper is helping to kill your septic system. Toilet paper contains septic-killing bleach. This makes the toilet paper look white. This also kills septic bacteria.


Bleach is killing your septic tank.


Yes, anything with bleach in it will kill your septic bacteria. You won’t believe how almost every cleaning product has septic-killing bleach in it! I suggest using only a cap full.  Read the directions on the label of bleach and follow them with caution. You can still use all the bleach you want in a mop bucket but dump it outside somewhere safe and keep it out of your septic system.

Septic Bacteria Killing Medications.


     There are some medications that will kill the good septic tank bacteria in your system. Antibiotics are great medications to help your doctor get you well but when it comes to your septic system, They continue their job by killing the septic bacteria in your total system. If you are on antibiotics, You need to add extra septic tank bacteria into your septic tank. When you are done with all medications, Do not flush them down your toilet but bring them back to your pharmacy for proper disposal. By doing this, You are also protecting the local waterways and drinking water!

Shampoo is killing your septic tank bacteria.

     Yes, you read that right. Shampoo, Conditioners, Hair coloring products to soaps are killing your good septic tank bacteria. They all contain fats, oils, and greases! All septic bacteria-killing products. You need a septic tank and drain field system designed for them to use in your home. Just having a septic tank does not mean it was designed for shampoo,  conditioners, hair coloring products, fats, oils, and grease. If you want to use the above products in your home, I strongly advise using a septic tank bacteria called BioForce Bacterial Waste Liquefier.

What can I do to save my septic tank bacteria?

What can I do to save my septic tank bacteria? Follow the above advice. Do not use or put harsh caustic chemicals down any drain and dispose of it in an environmentally mother nature-friendly way and never just dump it outside somewhere. Read the directions on the side of the cleaning products you are using and whenever possible and safe to do so, Use half of the recommended amount of the cleaning product.

The septic tank bacteria bottom line.

     Your septic system was designed and installed to meet the lowest standards for the area and for the contractor to make money. Most systems are designed for 2 people living in a home with very little water use. Sadly this is very popular all over, So the need for a monthly dose of septic tank bacteria like BioForce Bacterial Waste Liquefier will help your septic system work better than before. Even to the point of maybe not needing a new septic tank and drain field system. Please try the tips above and remember, Mother Nature takes her time so nothing will happen overnight. If you have any questions after purchasing from SepticTankBacteria.com, Please let us know!

Get ready NOW, June 2021 septic tank season!

     Right now is the time to get set up for the June 2021 septic tank and septic tank bacteria plan. If you plan right now, You can have an easy July 2021 septic tank problem-free warm weather month!
It’s May 2021, Why now?

June 2021 Septic Tank Plan.


     Good question! If you start to watch the water you are using now and cut back, Your Septic Tank will have important time to reproduce new septic bacteria( If you are using one of our products! Go to SepticTankBacteria.com for more information)   

 

Get your septic back to normal.

Your septic tank will have a chance to get back to a normal and not overloaded state, As it was designed for. Your drain field will start to dry out. Having a dried out septic drain field is important because when you flush your toilet into a working septic tank, The solids will stay in the septic and the wastewater will just empty into your dry drain field, Thru the pipes, Thru the septic drain field filtering rocks and then returned to Mother Nature.

Every Septic System needs to rest.

Every septic tank system needs rest to do this. Think of it this way, If you put your clothes in a washing machine and hit the start button and close the lid then every 10 seconds you lift the lid to see if the wash is done. Doing laundry this way will take forever to do. Now if you just left the washing machine with the closed lid just work and let it take its time to get the job done, This will be the fastest way to get your laundry done. The same goes for your septic tank system.

Summer Septic System failure STINKS!


     Ever have a septic system failure during a hot summer day? The smell, The neighbors, The damage to the system to even damage to your landscape! It’s not fun and the clean-up will last for weeks. Plan now for June 2021 and you could stop a septic nightmare the will be the talk of your neighborhood!

For more information on tips on how to take care of your septic system please go to: SepticTankBacteria.com for more information!

Summer Time Septic Tank Life.

Right now your summer time septic tank life septic is at it’s most active. It is alive and breaking down septic waste at it’s fastest rate. It’s even working overtime if the right combination of septic bacteria is in your septic tank. The summer heat, The ground temperature, The concrete or plastic temperature all provides a high steady septic waste temperature and into the prime working Mother Nature environment. This is septic life during the summer.

If you removed your septic tank manhole and took a look in, You would see no movement or sound but in non vented septic tanks, A smell. That smell is a sign of two different things. One is that your septic tank is living and breathing and that you have to improve your venting system to your tank. If you do not improve the venting of your septic tank, Hydrogen sulfide will then began to eat, break down and soften up your septic tank. This is very dangerous as hydrogen sulfide will weaken the tank and it could cave in.

Right now your septic tank is also feeding your drain field with septic bacteria. That septic bacteria will help keep a typical drain field made of pipe or a newer chamber system draining by cleaning up any waste that made it past your septic tank. Your drain field must be vented also to aid in air circulation and to act like an inspection port.

What does this all mean for the owner of a septic tank system?

The summertime is the perfect time to make minor adjustments to the incoming waste to get your septic tank system ready for the winter. If you need to get your septic system pumped, repaired, or need to add septic tank bacteria to supercharge your septic, Now is the time to do so as when winter comes, Servicing, Repairs, or pumping is much harder to do and expensive also if done during the winter. If you do not know what to do, Starting to use a high-quality septic tank bacteria would be the low-cost first step to do to see how in a positive sense is would clean up your system. A product like BioForce Bacterial Waste Liquefier would be ideal and recommended to use as it’s a low cost, ease of use, and an industrial-strength septic tank bacteria can bring a failed or failing system back to life and draining if designed to handle the amount of waste being put into it.

Right now with a little planning you can have your septic system ready for the upcoming winter and be trouble-free.

Some inportant links:

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BioForce Bacterial Waste Liquefier

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Septic Tank Products: Yes they work.


     One thing that some heavily marketed “Dig it yourself” septic tank restore products never tell you is it may work, It’s only part of an aeration treatment system and most likely will ruin your expensive drain field and not save it. They only work if your septic system is NOT failing your drain field and if your drain field has failed is that you MUST have multi other services done to it before installing their “Dig it yourself” aerator. 


      What do you have to do?


1. Locate and excavate your septic tank covers, Your “D” Box, and each leg to your drain field.


2. Pump and clean up your septic tank.


3. Pump each leg of your expensive drain field.


4. Sewer Jet or Hydro Scrub your drain field to open up the holes that the wastewater drains thru.


5. Mix up one pound of Bioforce dry bio digestant with water into a clean 5 gallon bucket with 110 degrees water. Mix every 5 min’s for an hour to speed up the activation of the all-natural septic bacteria and pour it into each leg of your drain field. Do this to each drain field and let it sit. Do not add any water into your drain field for as long as possible.


6. Install your “Dig it yourself” heavily marketed stripped-down aeration unit as directed by the manufacture and hope for the best. Installing this will be just like working on your own auto transmission and “Customer Service” Who may never installed their system by themselves, May answer with their pre written sales pitch, hide behind their lawyers answers.


7. Find out the guarantee of the “dig it yourself” stripped down aeration treatment unit and mark your calendar to remind you of the last date of the guarantee. 


8. If the “Dig it yourself” stripped down aeration treatment unit down does not work, Call the septic tank excavator you called to excavate your septic system to remove your “dig it yourself” aeration treatment unit.


9. Pump your failed septic tank and drain field.


10. PRAY you to get your money back from your “Dig it yourself” stripped down aeration treatment unit.

There is only one company that I have seen work…..


     There is only one company that I have seen it work that has added items to their professional designed septic tank aeration system and it is not the heavily marketed system you may be thinking of.
     Now if you pumped your septic tank and drain field, used a high quality easy to use septic tank bacteria from our site and used your septic tank system like it was designed to, You would have saved a lot of money if you just used a septic tank bacteria product that works with Mother Nature, Your septic tank, Your drain field, and the environment.

For more information please go to www.SepticTankBacteria.com .

Septic Tank Bacteria: How much to add?

Do Septic “Cleaners” work?

Disgusting facts about your Septic System

         

     Your septic tank was designed to be a living and breathing Mother Nature approved miracle, To operate at Mother Natures own speed and not today’s fast paced world.  Septic Tank Bacteria like Mother Nature has it’s own speed and it is not fast. God Bless Mother Nature, as she helps besides break down the waste, She also helps filter out and clean up the wastewater that leaves your drain field, chamber system or cesspools aka cesspits and bring it back to your local water system.  

     You are drinking wastewater!


Yes you are and you read that correctly, You are drinking wastewater. HOPEFULLY it has been treated correctly before it reaches your lips or showered in it. If it came from your own private well, and no treatment of the water, You are drinking filtered wastewater and not clean bug free well water. . You may not feel any side effects and your body may have adapted to it.  Animals have a stronger digestive system and just know when water is not good to drink.

     How does the quality of drinking water have anything to do with your septic system?

The better your septic tank system operates naturally ( No back ups, Flooding Drain fields etc)  the better quality and clean drinking you and your neighbors can enjoy.

     How does adding septic bacteria help?


 Adding a high quality septic tank bacteria to your septic tank system every month will help mother nature take care of your septic system by adding what she needs to reproduce the correct septic tank bacteria to digest human septic waste you flushed. She will then have all her “Tools” to clean up your septic tank and drain field if given the time to.

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Septic Tank Bacteria to bring back your failed drain field.

Septic Tank Bacteria can bring back your failed septic drain field. We know this first hand as we have used our septic tank bacteria to bring back failed or dead septic tank systems and with some work, You too an bring back your failed septic tank or failed drain field.

First things first:

What is my Septic Tank System? Your septic tank is a giant holding tank and a filter in one. Think of your septic tank like the oil filter or air filter in your HVAC system. It’s job is to hold waste and filter out the waste and only let gray water into your drain field. In order for your septic tank system to work, Your septic tank system must be pumped every 3 to 5 years, and the more people you have in your home, the more maintenance pumping you will need and the more septic tank bacteria you will need.. Just because your toilet is flushing that does not mean your septic tank or your drain field is working like it should.

     Your Drain Field:
Your drain field is where the gray water drains off to and back into the soil, Gets filtered by the soil and sand and back into a local water source. The cleaner the gray water that leaves your septic tank, The cleaner the gray water is leaving your drain field and back into mother nature.

  So how does septic tank bacteria help?
Septic tank bacteria will help keep your septic tank and drain field working like it was designed to. Our septic tank bacteria at SepticTankBacteria.com is designed to break down human waste, grease and some food waste. Our septic tank bacteria is easy to use and can be flushed down a toilet to get it to your septic tank.

     My septic tank and drain field backed up/overflowed, how do I get my septic tank working and my drain field not flooding?
First thing is to stop all water use. Do not use your washer or dishwasher at all and let the system rest and get your drain field to stop flooding. Go to www.SepticTankBacteria.com and order septic tank bacteria. Bioforce Bacterial Waste Liqueifier is a great low cost choice to order. Use one pack a day down your toilet and one pack every other day into your drain field “D” Box. This will start to get the correct septic tank bacteria into your septic system and bring it back to life. This will not happen overnight and if anybody says they sell a product that gets your septic tank system back to working over night it will not be a good safe mother nature approved product as septic tank bacteria does not work over night. Keep this up until your septic tank and drain field is working nominally.  If after a few weeks this does not get your septic tank system working like it was designed to do, You then must call a contractor to jet the drain field and this will cost many thousands to get done so it is cheaper to use septic tank bacterial from www.SepticTankBacteria.com.

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Septic Tank Bacteria: How much to add

How much septic tank bacteria to add to a septic tank system is a great question to ask. Most septic tank owners fly by their seat of their pants and think that if it is not backing up and overflowing that there is then no operational issue to fix. This is the totally wrong mindset to have. If your septic tank is not backing up, YOU still have to add bacteria to the septic tank system to help it work like it was designed to. Adding to a working septic tank is like money in the bank as you, after a detailed septic tank inspection will be able to know how much septic tank bacteria to add or how little it is needed to operate. A working septic tank system that is not overflowing and operating like it was designed to will also be working with Mother Nature as she helps break down and keep the environment clean. 

Just how much must be left to experts who have many years of working in the septic tank and septic tank bacteria industry to formulate a answer. It could be as simple as a small pack of septic tank bacteria once a month to us working with some septic tank owners to adding 1 packet a day to bring back a backed up ponding septic tank system BUT we always tell septic tank owners it starts with one at minimum one pack of a non hardware big box store bought septic tank bacteria but a high quality mother nature friendly septic tank bacteria purchased from us. YES from us as we control our septic tank bacteria from manufactured date to shipped to your door. Almost all big box hardware septic tank bacteria is DEAD, Unlike ours, Besides we have the experience of working with septic tank bacteria and septic tanks and even bacteria for sewer treatment plants.

If you are not adding septic tank bacteria purchased from us, You maybe asking for a new 80 thousand septic tank system.

Where to go for more septic tank bacteria information?

For more information please go tohttp://www.SepticTankBacteria.com

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Septic Tank Bacteria: You better have it !

     Septic Tank Bacteria in your septic tank is a must and you better have it.  Septic Tank Bacteria is the lifeblood of any septic tank, septic tank leach field, septic tank and cesspools or any type of septic tank system on your property.

     Septic Tank Bacteria helps balance out and break down harmful septic waste and digest it into a less harmful product to be pumped out if needed. Septic Tank Bacteria in your septic tank helps Mother Nature do her important job of cleaning up the environment. Mother Nature never sleeps and your septic tank bacteria must do the same and keep up with Mother Nature.  Septic Tank Bacteria saves you money by keeping your septic tank, septic tank leach field, septic tank and cesspools or any type of septic tank system work better and with Mother Nature and not against her. Septic Tank Systems that do not add Septic Tank Bacteria cost much more to maintain and must have alot more maintenance  to attempt the maintain them, and that costs you more money.

     Septic Tank Bacteria will not make your septic system larger but make it work better and like it was designed to do over time. Septic Tank Bacteria will not solve a neglected septic tank system’s problem over night but over time, So the sooner you start to use a quality septic tank bacteria purchased from www.SepticTankBacteria.com the better and the more money you can save from your Septic Tank System.

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