Want to make sure you maintain good aftercare of your septic system so you don't have another septic-flow nightmare?
Basic Septic Tank and System Information
Septic systems treat and disperse relatively small volumes of wastewater from individual and small numbers of homes and commercial buildings. Septic system regulation is usually a state and local responsibility. The EPA provides information to homeowners and assistance to state and local governments to improve the management of septic tanks to prevent failures that could harm human health and water quality.
If properly designed, constructed and maintained, your septic system can provide long-term, effective treatment of household wastewater. If your septic system isn’t maintained, you might need to replace it, costing you thousands of dollars. A malfunctioning septic tank can contaminate groundwater that might be a source of drinking water. And if you sell your home, your septic system must be in good working order.
What does it take to maintain my septic system after a septic incident?
- Prevention and maintenance aid in making sure you DON'T fork out thousands of dollars in repairs again.
- The key to doing this is keeping sodium build-up to a minimum in your soil due to the use of your washing machine, laundry detergents, body, and hand soaps.
- This is done like anything else with you making sure you're consistent in maintaining quality aftercare of your system, particularly after you've spent big money on repairing a septic-flow incident.
- The good news is that the best course of action is simple with us and you can maintain good lines and an optimally functional septic-tank and drain field.
INTRODUCING YOUR SEPTIC AFTERCARE PACKAGE
Septic Aftercare Package
This is a followup review. After having a slow drainage trench for over 20 years I found Septic Flow. Our 35-inch deep access riser would fill with 8 - 18 inches of effluent every day and by the next morning it would be back down only to fill again. Our tank guy kept telling us we needed a new drainage system at a cost of about 10 grand. I found this product and applied it using two gallons the first week directly to the outlet line after my serviceman jetted it. Then another gallon about two weeks later (it took that long for the 1000 gallon tank to refill after being pumped). Then another gallon the week after that. After three months the riser is completely dry. A condition we have not seen in over 20 years. Buy this stuff because it works!--D. Malsbury
⭐POWERFUL, MONEY-SAVING, EASY-TO-USE⭐
This is a 6-month maintenance package that combines:
👉An 8 month supply of Septic-Flow Bacteria Plus along with a gallon of Septic-Flow Shock Septic Drainfield Restoration.
👉Essential treatment to keep your septic system running healthy so that you DO NOT repeat having another septic incident.
This is a followup review. After having a slow drainage trench for over 20 years I found Septic Flow. Our 35-inch deep access riser would fill with 8 - 18 inches of effluent every day and by the next morning it would be back down only to fill again. Our tank guy kept telling us we needed a new drainage system at a cost of about 10 grand. I found this product and applied it using two gallons the first week directly to the outlet line after my serviceman jetted it. Then another gallon about two weeks later (it took that long for the 1000 gallon tank to refill after being pumped). Then another gallon the week after that. After three months the riser is completely dry. A condition we have not seen in over 20 years. Buy this stuff because it works!--D. Malsbury
⭐POWERFUL, MONEY-SAVING, EASY-TO-USE⭐
This is a 6-month maintenance package that combines:
👉An 8 month supply of Septic-Flow Bacteria Plus along with a gallon of Septic-Flow Shock Septic Drainfield Restoration.
👉Essential treatment to keep your septic system running healthy so that you DO NOT repeat having another septic incident.
What is Septic-Flow Shock™ and how do you use it?
Find out with Founder, Bill Carlson:
What is Septic-Flow Shock™?
Septic-Flow is not a new science. It is a tried and true method to get your septic field flowing again.
In simple terms, it is a chemical product first used in the 1950s to help soften or loosen the soil surrounding your septic system to get it flowing again.
It is a septic tank maintenance aid that helps reverse "deadpan" or "hard soil" that has formed after years of sodium building up in the soil from the use of washing machine and laundry detergents as well as body and hand soaps. With thousands of gallons a year pouring into your septic field, this slowly accumulates sodium build-up over time, causing the soil to harden and not accept any more water or bio-nutrients from your septic system into the soil. Once the soil locks up, there is little left to do but dig up the entire drain-field system and install a costly new one.
Now you have a simple and inexpensive solution to digging up your entire septic system caused by locked-up soil.
A modern upgrade on a classic solution.
Septic-Flow Shock™ was researched and developed in 2004 based on previous technology and patents from the 1950s; originally invented by Ortho Chemical Company. Ortho stopped making the septic treatment products in the 1970s to focus on a more lucrative agricultural chemicals business and Nature's Innovation, Inc. has picked up and improved the chemical and manufacturing process to produce our septic treatment products.
Application Instructions:
3-5 Gallons per avg. 1000-1500 Gal Septic Tank.
Shock Treatment: Use 2-3 gallons on the drain field and 1-2 gallons in d-box or applied via the drain.
One Gallon Every 6 Months for Maintenance.
