Clogged Septic Tank !full!

In a healthy tank, solids (sludge) settle to the bottom, while scum (oils and grease) floats to the top. The middle layer—liquid effluent—exits the tank. Over time, if the tank isn't pumped every three to five years, the sludge layer grows upward. Eventually, it reaches the outlet pipe, blocking the flow of liquid. The system backs up, and the house effectively becomes a plugged bottle.

Being mindful of what we "flush" into our systems. clogged septic tank

through the sewer cleanout. Snake toward the house to clear main line clogs, or toward the tank to clear the inlet pipe. Natural Dissolvers: In a healthy tank, solids (sludge) settle to