Brewer's Yeast for Septic Tanks

By Brian (Guest Post)

According to this link-- http://www.ext.nodak.edu/extnews/newsrelease/2006/030906/11avoidu.htm -- additives aren't really as effective as we think they are. Either way... I don't see any harm in it. I've been using bakers yeast for my system.

And you should be able to get it at places like Whole Foods or baking supply stores.

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By (Guest Post)

If you don't want to use yeast, you should look at BioWorld Produst septic tank treatment. It has worked GREAT.

http://www.adbio.com/septic/septic_treatment_unit.htm

By Mike (Guest Post)

Roughly speaking, how much brewers yeast should you use per month, per year, etc.?

Editor's Note: Here is a great link for Septic Tank care:

http://www.co.el-dorado.ca.us/emd/envhealth/homeowner_septic.html

It looks as though yeast is very helpful in tanks that are sitting, such as vacation home tanks but may not be as helpful for tanks that are being used all the time.

By jeff (Guest Post)

That stuff doesn't really help but it does not hurt the system. good information about septic tanks and treatmentat http://www.septicdrain.com
good luck

By

badwater

I think you can buy this stuff at health food stores. My husband buys this stuff.

By rosie (Guest Post)

Where do you get this yeast at or how do you make it.