Know more about septic tank and avoid various septic tank problems and maintenance charges.
(prHWY.com) March 13, 2013 - Duluth, GA -- Septic system is small-scale sewerage treatment popular in areas where there is no connection to sewerage pipes. Septic tank frequency is determined by the size of the tank and the amount of waste material being processed. It is important to know what should and what should not go into them.
The Amount of Solid Material
One of the main factors that determine the frequency of septic tank pumping is the amount of solid material going into the system. If massive amount of solid materials collects at the bottom of the tank, then it will create less room in the tank for liquids which are to be processed. The solid material decomposes will build up as sludge that needs to be removed in order to avail sufficient processing space.
Following are some tips for controlling the solid material:
1. One should limit the use of garbage disposal as it double the amount of solid waste in the septic system and attains more frequent pumping.
2. It is advisable not to use too much water.
3. Do not flush materials such as facial tissues, hygiene products, or cigarette butts to wastewater.
4. Never pour cooking oils or grease into the drain.
There are some things that absolutely should not be drained into the septic system like cooking grease, oils, or fats, pesticides, paints, paint thinners, solvents, disinfectants, and other household chemicals.
For more information on septic tank cleaning and pumping, visit:
www.pumpcoseptic.com
Contact us
1810 Peachtree Industrial Blvd. Suite 145,
Duluth,
GA 30097
Call - 678-454-5911
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