When pink slime shows up in your bathroom, it is likely an unwanted surprise. Pink slime could show up in the toilet bowl, around the sink drain, in the shower, or on damp areas of grout. Most homeowners believe that the pink slime they see is “pink sludge” coming out of their septic system. In … Read more
Your home’s septic system has one quiet job: move wastewater out of your home and treat it safely underground. When it works well, you hardly notice it. When it doesn’t, you notice fast. Good septic tank care and maintenance helps extend the life of your septic system and avoid backups, bad smells, slow drains, soggy … Read more
You may be surprised to see pink sludge in septic tank; it is something most people do not want to find. When you have this experience, it can be difficult to stop thinking about the worst possible scenario. If you are seeing pink sludge in septic tank systems (or pink streaks on your bathroom floor, … Read more
A septic tank is a relatively simple, underground system that stores and processes the “dirty” wastewater from your home. Wastewater enters into the tank; solids (like sludge) sink to the bottom while greasier substances float on top. Eventually, enough sludge accumulates that it needs to be pumped from the tank or it can cause problems. … Read more
Knowing how to naturally clean your septic tank can help you save money on costly repairs; avoid the stress of having to repair your septic system; protect your drain field from damage; and avoid using harsh chemicals that can harm both your septic system and your health. A septic tank is like an unappreciated worker … Read more
You have a private septic system and you would like some assurance that everything is running smoothly. That begins with knowing about septic tank pumping. The purpose of pumping your septic tank is to remove the solids that your tank has accumulated and cannot break down. When your septic tank is pumped, it stops backups … Read more
I see you’re looking for an inexpensive, easy remedy to stabilize a septic system that’s being a bit finicky. I hear ya… people are always asking me how much baking soda to put in septic tank , so they can safely give their bacteria a little boost. But here’s the reality check: most of these systems … Read more
Have you ever wondered what that sour smell in your yard is and wished it would go away? Me too; I did once, and I learned early! Ignoring a septic system costs more than just sleeping well. Back-ups, offensive odors, soggy spots, and repair bills which reach into the four-figure category can all be brought … Read more
It may present itself in small ways first: slow draining sinks, toilets that gurgle, or a bad smell near the lawn. I have waited it out, hoping it will clear, only to find my septic tank has been telling me of the problem for days. If you have a home with a septic tank, then … Read more