Crucial Tips For Your Septic Tank Maintenance

It is imperative to show some interest in septic tank maintenance to ensure its smooth working.

It may seem like a dirty and stinking task, but it’s not. You ought to take certain conscious steps to keep the system in a healthy state.

If you are not going to take proper care of it now, it will cost you more in the future.

Let’s look into the ways to keep it in a proper working mode.


Knowledge About Your Septic System:

 Get familiar with the working of your septic treatment system before its maintenance. What’s the location of the system, and what kind of system is it? Get into its detailed aspect.


Get it Pumped Routinely

 Make sure to pump your septic tank every three to five years. Pumping refers to the removal of solid waste materials. 

 Call a septic service provider for the inspection of leaks and sludge layers in the tank. 

 It is wise if you keep track of all maintenance records of your septic tank.


Don’t overload Tank

It happens mostly on holidays when you allocate a day for doing laundry and washing clothes. When you use a washing machine and dishwasher on the same day to perform tasks, it can save your time but exerts additional stress on your septic system. Make sure to give time to your septic system for wastewater treatment; otherwise, it can overload the system.


Don’t throw anything and everything in your Toilet

 Let only the human excreta and toilet papers flushed down your toilet. Avoid throwing tissues, diapers, sanitary pads into your toilets that can potentially clog and damage your septic system. 

Be mindful of throwing things in Kitchen Sink

 Refrain from dumping things like coffee, medicines, egg shells, flours, etc. down the sink. They can block your sink pipe. 

 Don’t throw cooking oil, milk, cream, and other dairy products into the drain. 

 So, follow these tips to take of your septic tank. From the time of septic tank installation, start implementing them.

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