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Septic Tank Safe Cleaners
What can I use to clean the toilet tanks? Right now they look black stained. I recently put in a water filtration system and expected to see clear water in my toilet tanks. Instead whenever I open the toilet tanks it is all black.
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Sour Milk and Septic Systems
Could sour milk be beneficial to a septic system?
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Is Biological Laundry Powder Septic System Safe?
Can anyone tell me if I am correct in thinking that you are not supposed to use biological washing powder if you have a septic tank? Does its use upset the system? Many thanks.
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Locating a Septic Tank
How can I locate my septic tank? I know there's a dye out there. Does anyone know it's effectiveness?
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Having a Septic Tank Pumped
What does it cost to get a septic tank pumped out?
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Use Baking Soda to Maintain Septic PH
Maintain your septic tank by flushing one cup of baking soda, every two weeks down the toilet. It helps maintain proper ph levels and control sulfide odors.
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Is Dawn Safe for Septic?
Is Dawn Septic Safe?
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Septic Tank Care and Feeding
Spring is the time of year when those of us who use septic tanks are more aware of them. As Erma Bombeck once said, "The grass is always greener over the septic tank."
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How Far Apart Should Your Well Be From Your Septic Tank?
How far apart should your well be from your septic tank?
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Willow Trees Growing Near Sewer Drains
I have a neighbor that lives directly behind me who planted three weeping willow trees at the bottom of his yard. The trees are about 20 feet apart from each other. One in each corner and one in the middle forming a row. There is sewer drain for the septic tanks and drainage from rain within 10 feet of the trees that runs in between the yards.
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