You’re kicking back, enjoying a relaxing evening at home when something strange wafts into the room. Something is smelling extra funky. You decide to go check out the basement and what you find horrifies you … continue reading
There are a couple of reasons rain leaves a sewage-like smell in your yard, and you need to carry out tests to find the specific reason. Common reasons, however, include a broken pipe, a full … continue reading
Depending on the pool type you’re looking to build; you can put a pool over a sewer line. If the install is on an above-ground pool, putting it over a sewer line is okay. However, … continue reading
The septic pipes are usually connected to the tanks, which are designed primarily to separate solids from the wastewater. As such, it’s not ideal to remove them from your yard. If you feel the septic … continue reading
Your septic aerator should run all the time. However, that depends on your septic aerator. Though several septic systems make use of air compressors that run continuously, some models, such as the Norweco, have an … continue reading
A good deal of conducted research has proven that there is no overall positive effect to expect from adding bacteria to a septic system. Also, adding bacteria to your septic tank could cause more harm … continue reading
Your main drain is clogged if the multiple fixtures in your house have a problem and some fixtures produce smelly water and turbid water. It is also clogged when the water from the toilet backs … continue reading
PVC pipe is a popular plumbing material, used in homes to provide water and other utilities. So do they become more fragile as they age? PVC pipes become brittle with age because their chemical composition … continue reading
Toilet paper can clog a sewer especially when it builds up. While it’s common to use in the toilet, toilet paper is the most common cause of clogged sewer. And with other objects in the … continue reading
There should be water standing in a certain location of your sewer drains. This prevents smell and rodents from entering the building. But, there shouldn’t be water in some parts of the main sewer line. … continue reading
