"SEPTIC
DRAINER is like Magic in a Bottle!" -Emily Edwards, Office Manager
ABA Well & Septic Service
After speaking with Mark Reynolds about his product (Septic
Drainer), our company decided to give it a try. In the areas we
service, a lot of homeowners have septic system problems
especially during this time of year. We recently had a system
that we did not feel confident that we could effectively
restore. Much to our surprise, Septic Drainer did the job.
It
was like magic in a bottle...READ
THE FULL TESTIMONIAL...
"Instead of spending thousands of dollars to install a new
septic system we were able to restore the existing one!" -Scott A.
Bailey (President)
Bailey’s Inspection Services, Inc.
As a Septic Inspector / Pumper we often encounter failed
septic systems. I have tried several after market
products designed to treat and restore failed drain
fields. After meeting with Mark I decided to give Septic
Drainer a chance. The very first time I used the product
I was very pleased....READ
THE FULL TESTIMONIAL...
Benefits of Septic Drainer:
Septic Drainer will eliminate:
Septic Drainer Works on:
Septic drain field problems.
Septic Backups due to drain field problems.
Septic drain field, leach field, cesspool
and drywell restoration.
Drain Fields, Cesspools, Leach Fields, and Dry Wells
Stages of Septic Drain Field Failures
1st Your septic drain
field soil binds up because of sodium
and prevents drainage.
2nd Aerobic Bacteria
turns in Anaerobic Bacteria with creates
the Bio-Mat (Bio-Mat is the black tars found in the soil or drain
lines).
3rd Biomat starts to
create a barrier preventing proper
drainage.
4th Septic Drain Field
starts to show wet spots in your yard
and backs up.
Stages of Drain Field Restoration
1st Have your system
pumped including your distribution box (Have the distribution box has debris (Bio-Mat) have it
flushed out).
2nd Add four gallons
of Septic Drainer via drain pipes or
distribution box for an average size system (1000 gallon tank).
3rd Be patient as it
takes from one week to three months to
properly penetrate the septic drain field.
C A U T I O N . . .
Aeration systems do not remove the sodium
from the soil which is the underlying
problem. Solve the reason why your system
failed 1st before adding air to your system.
These systems are up to $ 1,500.00 and must
be supported by electricity at a monthly
cost.
These systems do convert anaerobic bacteria
back in aerobic bacteria but if you
eliminate the sodium issue you are treating
the soil which will aerate the soil at the
same time.
Adding
bacteria does very little for
your drain field and the evidence of this
fact is if this where fact why does the
USEPA estimate that 25% of the systems today
are in failure or have failed when the
bacteria people sell $ 60,000,000.00 dollars
worth of septic bacteria a year and we still
have failures?
EFFLUENT DISPOSAL - THE SODIUM
FACTOR
By:
Robert A Patterson |
Soil &Water Resource Consultant | Lanfax Laboratories
The majority of septic tank effluent
disposal problems stem from the inability of
the soil profile to adequately dissipate the
water away from the trench. This results in
the effluent surfacing at some point along
the trench
or blocking the flora of effluent from the
tank in which
case the overflow occurs at the tank.
In the case of aerated wastewater treatment
systems,
loss of infiltrative capacity under
sprinkler systems, or
death of vegetation has not been identified
as related to
the chemistry of the wastewater, in
particular to the
sodium adsorption ratio.
Re-use projects commonly monitor the
chemistry of
the treated water, in terms of bacterial
contamination,
residual chlorine, nitrogen and phosphorus.
Few
projects monitor the effects of high sodium
adsorption
Ratios even though annual sodium budgets are
mire
than ten times the phosphorus loadings.
Hydraulic
loadings are often the determinant in design
of re-use
systems, particularly in wetland systems.
VIEW the full article....
Systems (drain fields, leach
fields, cesspools and dry wells)
fail because of an issue called
“Hardpan”.
Hardpan is a term coined by
septic pumping companies which
describes what happens when
sodium combines with soil and
prevents a system from draining.
Septic Drainer is a
non-toxic, non-hazardous product
that breaks the bond between
sodium and the soil and drives
the sodium out of the soil.
This sodium comes from our
diets, our water softeners and
the salt fillers used in laundry
detergents.
SEPTIC DRAINER WORKS...
GUARANTEED!
1 Gallon $39.95
(Plus
Shipping/Handling) For sluggish and
slow drains add 1 gallon
per 1,000 gallons system
(average system).
Use
1 gallon every 6
months after that.
BUY WITH
CONFIDENCE Septic Drainer
is a Better Business Bureau
Accredited Business
The Truth About a Septic Drain System
A
leach field septic drain system consists of a
septic tank that generally flows to a distribution
box with perforated pipes
branching out that allows the
liquid waste to seep into the soil. A dry well septic
system (sometimes referred to as a cesspool
system)
is a porous concrete chamber that allows liquid waste to
seep into the surrounding soil.
90% of failing, or failed systems are due to poor
soil conditions that inhibit the liquid waste from
percolating out of the septic
system and into the
surrounding area.
Also try Septic Drainer for sewer problems, cesspool, dry
well, drain field and leach field maintenance!
