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Why Septic Systems Fail
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According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA), 90% of septic systems stop working because of failures in the septic drain field. This is due to "hardpan" - hardened calcium carbonate deposits that form when minerals leach from the upper layer of soil.
Hardpan occurs when sodium combines with the soil in the septic drain field. Sodium is widely used in our diets, water softeners and laundry detergents.
Septic Drainer drives out sodium from the soil and chemically aerates the soil. In this way, wastewater can then percolate through the soil into the surrounding septic drain field.
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Warning signs that your septic drain
field is in trouble
include wet spots on lawns,
septic odors or slow running drains.
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Septic Drainer breaks this bond and allows
the soil to Percolate!
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| 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.
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Also try Septic Drainer for sewer problems, cesspool, dry
well, drain field and leach field maintenance!
Listen to Mark Reynolds from Septic Drainer |
For More Information: RCS II, Inc. - 4 Jay Rd. East, Lake
George, NY 12845 - Tel: 518-812-0000 |
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