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How Septic Systems Work
Septic Drainer can work on septic drain fields, leach fields, cesspools, drywells and infiltrator systems. There are three different types of septic systems that treat household sewage. Septic Drainer may be used for septic drain field problems any of these systems.
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CONVENTIONAL SEPTIC SYSTEM
  • Wastewater flows from the home or business into a septic tank
  • Solids settle on the bottom of the tank, and less dense materials, such as grease, oils and soap, float to the top.
  • The liquid in the middle of the tank or wastewater flows out into a distribution box, which distributes the water into the septic drain field.
  • Baffles prevent grease, oil and soap from escaping into the septic drain field.
  • The septic drain field is a series of trenches lined with perforated pipes, covered by soil.
  • The wastewater passes through holes in the pipes and leaches into the drain field soil, which acts as a natural filter.
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DRYWELL SEPTIC SYSTEM
  • Wastewater flows from the home or business into a septic tank
  • Solids settle on the bottom of the tank, and less dense materials, such as grease, oils and soap, float to the top.
  • The liquid in the middle of the tank ("wastewater") flows under baffles that prevent soap and grease from entering the septic drywell.
  • The wastewater flows via a pipe into the drywell, usually a tall concrete cylinder that has holes in the side and an open bottom, covered in soil.
  • The wastewater then seeps out into the surrounding soil, which filters the effluent.
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CESSPOOLS
  • Wastewater flows from the home or business into a cesspool septic tank.
  • The tank is a hole lined with stone or concrete to form a pit into which sewage is discharged.
  • Solids settle on the bottom of the tank, and liquids remain on top.
  • Wastewater is absorbed into the soil of the septic drain field, from both below and through the sides of the cesspool.
 
 
 
Cesspools Septic System

Septic Drainer breaks this bond and allows
the soil to Percolate!
 
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. Septic Cleaning

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.



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