http://www.plumbingqa.com/how-to-avoid-septic-tank-problems/ Home Plumbing Repair Advice for Your Plumbing Problems Fri, 03 Feb 2012 15:52:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://www.plumbingqa.com/how-to-avoid-septic-tank-problems/comment-page-1/#comment-397 George Sun, 25 Sep 2011 21:57:25 +0000 http://www.plumbingqa.com/?p=118#comment-397 i thought to add a hint in relation to new septic systems. Sometimes the new septic systems will release a heavy smell until the bacteria inside the system is grown to a level high enough to break down the waste. To speed-up the process is good to insert in the system couple kilograms of fresh meat (the older plumbers will recommend a dead rabbit). It did work every time i recommended this to my customers. i thought to add a hint in relation to new septic systems. Sometimes the new septic systems will release a heavy smell until the bacteria inside the system is grown to a level high enough to break down the waste. To speed-up the process is good to insert in the system couple kilograms of fresh meat (the older plumbers will recommend a dead rabbit). It did work every time i recommended this to my customers.

]]> http://www.plumbingqa.com/how-to-avoid-septic-tank-problems/comment-page-1/#comment-268 dolly wilkerson Thu, 21 Oct 2010 14:08:13 +0000 http://www.plumbingqa.com/?p=118#comment-268 we had a recent storm hit and i just had my septic drained less than a year ago. very careful not to put anything in that doesnt belong. due to recent storms in palmdale we now have our toilet and bathtub overflowing into each other. i know septic not full but how do i stop it????????? we had a recent storm hit and i just had my septic drained less than a year ago. very careful not to put anything in that doesnt belong. due to recent storms in palmdale we now have our toilet and bathtub overflowing into each other. i know septic not full but how do i stop it?????????

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